Jul 14, 2026 · 15 min · 6 segments
If you're thinking about writing an authority building book, and I really hope you are, and you don't want to be counting pennies or checking your book sales all the time, you actually want a book…
Anna DavidHost
So as he said, he is really like my cousin from another mo- mother, sister from another brother, whatever that ex- ...

His company, Podcast Partnership, is awesome, and we work with a lot of the same people, and it's exactly the same model.

He's a workhorse who's been in his industry for a very long time, knows it better than anybody, and always sort of talks about what I do, which is this is an authority asset.

He's very clear about who he serves, founders and CEOs of professional services with revenue, uh, between two and 10 million.

You can, and by the way, you should, uh, if you are thinking of doing a podcast, this might be the best $997 you ever spent.

And so he has 13 books ... including How to Podcast, which is one of the seminal books in the industry.

And that's what he wants to know, should he always write the new one? He's seen people crank out new books every 18 months and dilute their authority instead of compounding it, which I think is very, very well said.

Uh, I will tell you, when I first got into publishing, uh, and I knew nothing, uh, my agent sold my first book, and she sat me down, and she said, "Okay, so here's how this works.

You're gonna do a book every year, and should we try to sell multiple books to Harper Collins or blah, blah," you know.

So as he said, he is really like my cousin from another mo- mother, sister from another brother, whatever that ex- ...

His company, Podcast Partnership, is awesome, and we work with a lot of the same people, and it's exactly the same model.

He's a workhorse who's been in his industry for a very long time, knows it better than anybody, and always sort of talks about what I do, which is this is an authority asset.

He's very clear about who he serves, founders and CEOs of professional services with revenue, uh, between two and 10 million.

You can, and by the way, you should, uh, if you are thinking of doing a podcast, this might be the best $997 you ever spent.

And so he has 13 books ... including How to Podcast, which is one of the seminal books in the industry.

And that's what he wants to know, should he always write the new one? He's seen people crank out new books every 18 months and dilute their authority instead of compounding it, which I think is very, very well said.

Uh, I will tell you, when I first got into publishing, uh, and I knew nothing, uh, my agent sold my first book, and she sat me down, and she said, "Okay, so here's how this works.

You're gonna do a book every year, and should we try to sell multiple books to Harper Collins or blah, blah," you know.
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