OPINIONS ON MY FITNESS EBOOK?

[Crawsfitz]

No. You should:
1) Define your objective (write a two paragraph business statement)
2) Based on 1) select your target (it can be as vast as people 30+ w/ office jobs, or as tiny as 31-35yo/married/$100K worth).

Then you tailor the book as for 1) and 2).

This sounds like legit advice, maybe you want to focus on office dwellers, High School Wrestlers, Women who recently had kids and want their bodies back, pick something that fires you up.

 

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[SteveCR]

Should i edit the book and tailor it to a more specific niche or start from scratch?

Edit it. If you read the article that I linked to, he touches on this very subject.

 

[SteveCR]

I think you need to further diagnose the issue, people have excess body fat because they eat too much sugar and don't exercise and they know this already.

I'm not trying to bump heads whatsoever, this post is meant for the OP. The above sentence that I quoted was from another post in this thread. This is the exact reason why people need to read your book, OP. There is just so much varying information out there on how to lose weight, it's crazy. Give people what they really want and need. I liked the intro to your book, keep it simple. It's my opinion, but I hate fitness books that are 200 pages, full of scientific studies and blah blah filler bullshit. Get to the point, ya know?

 

[borntodominate]

@SteveCR just published this version on amazon while I edit it more for my site, this one seems a lot better in my opinion

@Crawsfitz what do you think?

 

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