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(1) Change the Expertise Level: Don't reinvent the wheel. You don't have to start from scratch to write your book. Get content from a book you've already written and tweak it by changing the expertise level. Create a version at a more basic level. Or, develop a book that's for more experienced users. Position yourself as the expert's expert with your book by targeting an audience with a high level of expertise.

Craft a title according to the expertise level: Pick the Brains of the Copywriter's Copywriter How the Experts Create Top-Quality New Thingy-Doos The Experienced Marketer's Guide to Mobile Technology The Basics of Using Spreadsheets to Make More Money Don't Let MP3 Players Scare You: Tips for New Users Profit from the Wisdom of Social Bookmarking Experts

(2) Transform a non-print series into a book: Gather the non-print materials you send out to clients, prospects, customers, others in your industry (e.g., CDs, DVDs, audiocassettes, videocassettes). Include materials sent out by others in your company. Solicit content from colleagues to put in your book, too.

Have the content from your non-print materials transcribed into text for your book. Combine the content to write a book, adding transitions and comments. Revise your book to improve the flow, remove duplications, achieve consistency, etc.

Then, modify one of these sample titles for your own book: 7 Supermarket Success Stories: Before and After How to Put Together Customized Computer Systems FAST (with DVD) The New Consultant's Kit. All the Forms You'll Ever Need, Included on CD ABC Software Upgrade Installation Guide: All Patches from 2000-2009 A-Z of Social Media Marketing for Creating an Online Fortune Collected Highlights from SMM Newsletter Quarterly Bulletins

(3) Interview successes: Interview successful people in your field, located from industry publications, association membership lists. Review their websites and articles, attend their seminars, and take notes. Write a book based on the success principles from the interviews.

Try one of these titles mentioning a success focus: Profiles of 23 Shipping Industry Leaders 11 Principles for Success as a Physician's Assistant Solo Practitioner's Guide to What Top Doctors Do Success Stories of the Rich and Famous...in Their Own Words What Competitors WON'T Let You Know About the Plumbing Business Best Practices from Storage Facility Multimillionaires

(4) Accumulate quotations on a theme: Create a book of quotations on a theme or topic. Start collecting quotations, or solicit quotations from others. Compile them into a book.

Rewrite these samples to create a titillating title for your own non-fiction book: Comprehensive Collection of Quotations from Andrew Author Quotations on Writing: 1000 Famous Last Words Quotations on Writing: Best-Selling Authors Talk About Writer's Block Quotations on Writing: Why All-Time Favorite Authors Keep Writing Quotations on Writing: Words of Wisdom from Prize-Winning Women Writers Quotations on the Joy of Writing: Advice for Wanna-Be Writers

(5) Solve an industry problem Choose a topic you've read about in an industry publication. Decide how you can solve the problem your target market is complaining about, a need they have—if there's enough information for a book.

Tweak one of these titles about solving a problem: How Well Can You Complete in the New Global Market? Don't Get No Respect? How to Build Credibility Government Regs Are Killing Me! Experts Offer Advice on Coping How to Manage Stress in the Workplace: Is It Always Bad? No More Excuses: How to Defeat Procrastination Common Sense Solutions to Employee Problems

Which of these 5 strategic Content Creators will you use to get content for writing a book? How will you take advantage of the help others can provide? How will you make sure your book gets written as quickly and easily as possible, without overly burdening your resources of time, writing skills, money, people?