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CLIENTBOOK SCORE FREE

Score your book idea before you write a word.

Type what your business does. Get six book ideas, each scored out of 100 on whether it will bring you clients, plus a full book outline for the one you pick.

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Free. About 30 seconds. Scored on Buyer, Problem, Proof, Path and Gap.

How the score works

Buyer

One specific reader who can pay you.

20 pts
Problem

Something that costs them money every month.

20 pts
Proof

Your own results backing it up.

20 pts
Path

Finishing the book leads to your offer.

20 pts
Gap

It says what the obvious books don't.

20 pts

71 to 100: write it41 to 70: fix the weakest score0 to 40: skip it

Questions

What is the ClientBook Score?

A free tool that turns one sentence about your business into six nonfiction book ideas. Each idea gets a score out of 100 on whether the book is likely to bring you clients, the one change that would raise it, and a full book outline emailed on request.

How is a book idea scored?

Five checks, 20 points each. Buyer: is there one specific reader who can pay you? Problem: does the book solve something that costs them money? Proof: do you have your own results to back it? Path: does finishing the book lead to what you sell? Gap: does it say something the obvious books don't?

What score is good?

71 and up is worth writing. 41 to 70 means fix the weakest score first. 40 or under, skip it. Most first ideas land in the 50s and 60s, and the fix usually comes from naming a narrower reader.

Do I need to be a writer?

No. A business book is built from your stories and your method. The outline marks the chapters that need a real client story from you, so you know exactly what to add.

Is it really free?

Yes. You see your six titles right away. Enter your first name and email to see the scores, then pick an idea and we'll email you its full book outline. Unsubscribe anytime.

Can I use AI to write the book?

Yes, as long as the stories and the thinking are yours. The tool scores the idea and builds the outline. Drafting is up to you: write it yourself, draft with Claude, or use a drafting tool.