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The book was finished.

It was written for a niche I was just beginning to serve -- family law attorneys.
Carefully thought through. Grounded. Practical.

And then came the moment most authors don’t talk about.

Not the launch.
Not the promotion.

The moment where you realize the book exists -- but none of it is usable yet.

I knew what needed to happen next.

I needed to:

But I also had:

Manually going through the book would have taken 15–20 hours I simply didn’t have.

And even if I did have the time, I didn’t want to rush it -- or worse, get sloppy with claims.

This mattered.

Family law attorneys don’t respond to hype.
They don’t tolerate misrepresentation.
And I don’t build things that require bending the truth just to sell.

So “just writing copy” wasn’t an option.

I needed a way to:

That’s when a simple idea surfaced.

What if I didn’t summarize the book?

What if I extracted it?

I uploaded the manuscript into ChatGPT -- not to write for me, but to analyze it.

The key was giving it the right framework.

That part was easy.

My sales pages already follow a template.
I built the extraction framework in under 30 minutes.

Then I created the first Custom GPT.

The goal was simple:

Pull out:

Nothing invented.
Nothing inflated.

The results surprised me.

What would have taken me days to do manually was done faster—and cleaner—than I ever could have done myself.

The sales page came together quickly, and more importantly, it felt right.

That’s when I knew this wasn’t just a shortcut.

It was a system.

A sales page alone wasn’t enough.

If I was going to promote the book responsibly, I needed ongoing content.

At minimum:

And again, I didn’t want to paraphrase loosely or drift from the source.

So the second GPT was born.

This one didn’t just extract.

It built.

Using only what was already in the book, it created:

All without me having to explain strategy, rewrite passages, or second-guess accuracy.

At that point, it clicked.

Now I use these two custom GPTs for:

These Custom GPTs easily save me 15–20 hours per book project.

More importantly, they let me:

That’s when I decided not to keep this to myself.

The Book Monetization Stack is the exact two-GPT system I built to solve this problem.

Not to write fluff.
Not to invent claims.
Not to “sound marketing-y.”

But to turn your existing book into:

All pulled directly from your own words.

This stack is for you if:

If you’ve ever thought, “I wrote the book… now what?"

This was built for you.

I’m opening 297 Early Access spots for The Book Monetization Stack.

For this window:

The $20 discount is intentional.

It’s my way of saying thank you to early users—and of offering the kind of head start I wish someone had given me before AI tools like this existed.

This Early Access window will close in one of two ways:

The coupon will automatically deactivate once the 297th purchase is completed.

I won’t extend it.
I won’t add more spots.

The cap isn’t artificial.
Beyond this number, it becomes too difficult to provide the level of backend support and responsiveness I’m committed to maintaining.

When Early Access closes:

If this is something you already know would save you time -- and help your book do more work for you -- this is the best moment to step in.

Use the stack.

If it doesn’t earn its place in your workflow, request a refund.

No hoops.
No pressure.
No explanations required.

You already did the hard part.

You wrote the book.

This simply lets it:

P.S. I built this because time is the one thing I won’t steal from my family -- and I won’t ask you to steal it from yours.

If that matters to you, you’ll feel right at home using this system.

P.P.S. Early Access is capped at 297 people so I can maintain fast, thoughtful customer support. Once that number is reached, enrollment closes -- no exceptions.