If you’re a business professional who wants to write a book, chances are, you already have most or all of the content for that book.

You just might not realize it.

Look for content at these three places and put your book together fast!

1. Company newsletters, ezines, and other mailings.

If you send out a regular newsletter or ezine to customers or clients, you probably include tips or articles in that publication.

Compile those tips or articles to make a book.

Even if current customers and clients have read this before, if it’s useful information, they’ll probably appreciate having it all together in a single book.

Plus, the information will be completely new to those readers who were not on your customer or client list previously, so they didn’t get your older newsletters or ezines.

2. If you have a blog, and you post articles there regularly, compile those blog posts to make a book.

I did this with recipes and food tips I offered at the site for my gourmet food business, the Three Angels Gourmet Co.

I turned these recipes and food tips into an e-book called 25 Fabulous Food Tips, Recipes, and Ideas for Easy Entertaining.

You can probably do something similar.

3. Have you given speeches or presentations to your target market?

Compile those speeches to make a book for that same target market.

Create a title that pulls all these presentations together under a common theme and you’ve got your book!

As you can see, there are many places to find content for a nonfiction book that will build your business.

For more help writing your nonfiction book, email me at suzanne@writebythesea.com.