You've read the book. Now build your system.Â
This page is your companion toolkit. Everything here is designed to help you put Solar System Marketing™ into practice, whether you're mapping your system for the first time or coming back to refine it as your work evolves.Â
Start with the worksheets to get your thinking on paper. Â
When you're ready to go deeper, register for the interactive tools below, where you can chat with the book, get coached through your solar system review, and generate content ideas from your planets and lenses.Â
Come back as often as you need to. Your solar system is a living system, and this page is built to grow with you.Â
Worksheets and TemplatesÂ
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These are free to download and designed to be used alongside the book. Print them, fill them in digitally, or pin them to your wall. Whatever works.Â
The Solar System Worksheet 
Your one-page solar system map. Place your Sun at the centre, name your planets, and see your whole system at a glance. This is the worksheet referenced throughout the book, and it's the single most useful page you'll return to. [Download]Â
The Sun Definition Sheet 
A guided page to help you articulate your core commercial focus in one clear sentence. Includes the prompts and filters from Part 2 to help you test whether your Sun is specific enough, commercial enough, and sufficiently reflective of your true essence. [Download]Â
Planet Mapping Worksheet 
List your planet ideas, run them through the three-part test (depth, orbit, essence), and name the ones that make it into your system. With room to add a sentence or a few dot points capturing what each one means to you. [Download]Â
Planetary Lenses Quick Reference 
A summary of each planetary lens from Part 4, from Mercury through to Pluto. Use this as a prompt sheet when you're generating content or looking at a familiar topic from a new angle. Each lens includes its core quality and the key questions to ask. [Download]Â
Content Cadence Planner 
The four-week rotation template from Part 5. Map your planets to a simple publishing rhythm so you know what you're talking about and when, without overthinking it. Includes space to note the format and channel for each piece. [Download]Â
The Three Forces Checklist 
A one-page reference for Attraction, Amplification and Alignment. Use it to check whether your system is working as a whole, or to diagnose where something feels off. Based on the framework from Part 6. [Download]Â
Solar System Review Template 
The check-in framework for reviewing your system over time. Use it quarterly, or whenever something significant shifts in your work. Includes prompts to help you decide whether a planet needs to move closer, drift further out, or be released altogether. [Download]Â
Interactive ToolsÂ
These tools bring the book to life. Register once and you'll have ongoing access to all of them.Â
Chat with the Book 
Got a question about the framework? Stuck on a specific section? Chat directly with Solar System Marketing™ and get guidance based on the book's content. Think of it as having the book open in front of you, except it talks back.
Solar System Review Coach 
A guided review tool that helps you assess and refine your solar system. Answer a series of questions about your current Sun, planets and focus, and receive tailored feedback on what's working, what might need adjusting, and where to look next. Like having a thinking partner on demand.
Solar System Builder
Not sure where to start? This tool walks you through building your first working version step by step: define your Sun, identify your planets, and map your first four weeks of content. Based on the "Over To You" exercise at the end of the book, but interactive.Â
Planet Idea Generator 
Input your Sun and a few details about your expertise, and get suggested planet topics to consider. Particularly useful if you know your core focus but keep getting stuck at "what are my 6 to 9 big ideas?"Â
Content Angle Generator 
Pick a planet. Pick a lens. Get content ideas. This is the planetary lenses in action, giving you fresh angles on familiar themes so you never feel like you're repeating yourself.
Example Solar Systems 
See how other people have mapped their systems. A growing collection of real examples from consultants, founders, corporate professionals and experts, showing different Suns, different planets, and different ways of putting the framework to work.Â
