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What is the Publishing CEOS Coaching Program?

• It’s a digital-coaching program focused on self-publishing (primarily via Kindle Direct Publishing (KDP) and other platforms) and building a publishing business rather than just writing one book.

• The program emphasizes outsourcing content creation (books, audiobooks, etc), optimizing publishing/listing/marketing, and scaling the business.

• It positions itself as more than a course: a “done-with-you” coaching/mentorship experience.

Who is it for?

• People who want to build a publishing business rather than just self-publishing one book (for example authors, coaches, entrepreneurs) and are open to outsourcing and systemizing the process.

• Beginners to intermediate people who are comfortable with the idea of treating publishing as a business asset, and willing to invest time, money, and effort.

• Less suitable (or at least more risky) for someone expecting “just publish one book and make easy money” without doing significant work, because that’s not the model here.

What you get (key components)

Based on external reviews and what the program materials indicate:

• A multi-module training course that covers foundational publishing business concepts: niche research, topic validation, outsourcing, publishing, scaling.

• Live coaching: group coaching calls, and 1-on-1 coaching sessions with Alex Kaplo in some packages.

• Community access: a private member group where participants network, ask questions, get support.

• Templates / “done-for-you” resources: scripts for outsourcing, workflows, systems to scale the publishing business.

• Bonus materials or incentives (depending on the offer) like launch templates, resource lists, etc.

• Coverage of multiple platforms (not only Amazon): e.g., print, audio, other distribution channels.

Key strengths

• The business-focus: Instead of just “how to write a book”, it’s about building a system and publishing business, which is more scalable.

• The outsourcing/systemization approach: Good for people who don’t want to write everything themselves.

• Multi-format and multi-platform approach (ebooks, print, audio).

• Coaching + community: offers more support than purely self-study courses.

• Clear outline of the model: Find topics, outsource, publish, scale. The 4-step process is defined.

Potential issues / things to consider

• High cost / high investment: Reports suggest price going up to ~$4,997 in some cases.

• Refund or outcome isn’t guaranteed: The site has a disclaimer that results vary, you must do the work.

• Market saturation & risk: Self-publishing (especially via Amazon KDP) is increasingly competitive. Some reviews caution that outsourcing doesn’t remove risk.

• Dependence on platforms (like Amazon) which can change rules or algorithms—so you may have less control than with owning your own product.

• The outsourcing model requires you to manage contractors, quality control, and systems—some may find this more management than expected.

• Limited publicly available reviews and long-term success case studies (at least from what the unbiased review sites say) so outcomes may vary.

Some finer details & questions to ask

Before you enrol, you should check/ask:

1. What is the current price and payment options? Some reviews say $1,997 for “limited offer”, $4,997 regular.

2. What exactly is included (modules, how many coaching sessions, what resources)?

3. What is the timeline and time commitment? Is it self-paced or cohort-based?

4. What are the refund / guarantee terms? Are there conditions you must meet to get a refund? For example some reviews mention publishing a book and getting reviews.

5. What level of support and community are you getting? How proactive is the coaching, how many participants are there, what kind of access to Alex or his team?

6. What sorts of results have students achieved? Are there case studies relevant to your market (does the strategy apply in your region?).

7. What tools/platforms are used and are they accessible/affordable from your location? For example publishing services, outsourcing, marketing channels, etc.

8. How much of the model depends on outsourcing? If you’re not comfortable managing freelancers or want to write yourself, is that model still a fit?

9. How adaptable is the content to your local market? Are the examples US-centric? Will you need to modify strategies?

10. What’s the risk and what’s your plan for implementing? Because like any business, outcomes depend heavily on your execution.

 

 

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