Travis Cody — Your Competitors Have a Book. You don’t. I Fix That in 90 days. | 400+ Bestsellers Published | Featured on Ellen, CNN, History Channel | Published Russell Brunson | 19x Author
Your Competitors Have a Book. You don’t. I Fix That in 90 days. | 400+ Bestsellers Published | Featured on Ellen, CNN, History Channel | Published Russell Brunson | 19x Author
Travis Cody ranks #611 of 18,601 LinkedIn creators in Publishing, and is a standout voice in United States. They have 24.3K followers and published 10 posts in the last 60 days at a 0.5% average engagement rate.
- 24.3K followers
- 10 posts / 60d
- 0.5% avg engagement
- — follower growth / 30d
The roast
Travis Cody claims he can turn 12 hours of talk into a bestseller, which explains why his own feed reads like the transcript of a podcast nobody finished. He sells an authority engine, yet with 24,000 followers and zero engagement, he’s the only author whose book is the bestseller no one bought.
About Travis
You're the best-kept secret in your industry. Your clients know it. Your peers know it. The market hasn't caught up — and that gap is costing you more than you think. Consultants and business owners without a published book close 20% fewer deals, charge 37% less per hour, and are trusted 8x less than competitors who do. They're not better than you. They simply have a book and you don't. That gap compounds every month you don't fix it. I'm Travis Cody — former Hollywood screenwriter, producer, and author of 19+ published books. I built Bestseller By Design around one insight the publishing industry doesn't want you to know: You don't have a writing problem. You have an extraction problem. Your methodology, your frameworks, your decade of hard-won knowledge — it's all there. It just hasn't been extracted, structured, and published yet. That's exactly what my Authority Engine Process does. We turn 10-12 hours of structured conversation into a complete manuscript — without you writing a single word. We develop it, design it, publish it, and launch it to Amazon bestseller status in 90-120 days. Not years. Days. What it looks like in the real world: → Steve Martile spent 9 years trying to write his book. We got it done in 8 weeks. He landed 10+ podcast appearances within 60 days and was offered his own radio show within 6 months. → Shawn Khorami closed two six-figure contracts within 30 days of his book releasing. → Ryan Nickel had no audience, no platform, no leverage — and became the #1 go-to authority in his local market. Here's what most people miss: In Hollywood, the first movie isn't where the money is made. Iron Man grossed $585M. The Marvel Cinematic Universe? Over $30 billion — and counting. The first film wasn't the win. It was the foundation. Your book works the same way. The royalties aren't the ROI. The book is the foundation that unlocks premium pricing, inbound leads, speaking opportunities and partnerships. As well as the additional streams of revenue that already exist in your business that you haven't turned on yet. The book isn't the ROI. The book is what changes the ROI of everything else. DM me the word ENGINE and I'll show you what the Authority Engine looks like for you. The book is already inside you. We just need to build it.
Highlights
- Top 5% in United States — Ranked #252 of 5875 creators
- Big Audience — 24,316 followers · top 10%
- Top 25% in Publishing — Ranked #5 of 47 creators
- High Impact — 126 avg engagements per post · top 25%
Recent posts
You have been about to write your book for years. Every time you sit down to start it, there are three versions of it in your head, and you cannot tell which one is the real one. So you move some chapter titles around and close the document. Six months later you do the same thing. Nobody helps experts make that choice. Every piece of advice out there starts after it has already been made. I have helped more than 4,000 experts launch a book. Most of the ones who stall are sitting on three good options with no way to rank them. So I put the ranking into one short filter. Inside The One-Bo
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Three of our clients finished a first draft of their book in three weeks... spending less than 15 hours to accomplish it. Not an outline. Not a proposal. A full first draft. Every one of them had been "working on the book" for years before that. Here is what actually changed. → We built the outline first, so nothing was written twice → They talked instead of typed → Nobody asked them to find writing time at 6am → Their calendar barely moved The bottleneck was never the amount they had to say. It was the format we all inherited from school, where writing means sitting alone in front of a b
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Releasing a book can make you less credible. That's the part nobody warns experts about. They finally commit to writing. They pick the obvious book. The big comprehensive one. Everything they know, in 300 pages. Then it launches, and nothing happens. No calls. No positioning. It just sits there. The writing wasn't the problem. The choice was. There is a difference between a book that fills a shelf and a book that fills your calendar. Most experts never learn it, so they write the first one and assume books just don't work. I've published more than 20 of my own and sold writing across fou
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