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Your followers come to you to learn something. Give them a practical next step: a focused ebook they can buy and follow. Start with a question they already ask, add your methods and examples, and try your first chapter free. Completing and downloading the book is paid.
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One idea. A useful direction.
EXAMPLE PROJECT
The 30-Day Content Plan
For small business owners deciding what to post next.
- Choose your reader and posting goal
- Find topics in customer questions
- Work through 30 daily prompts and actions
- Review results and plan the next month
An example of how you can organize your idea.
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A useful post can be the start of a paid guide.
A short post can introduce an idea, but readers may want the full process, a worked example or a plan they can follow. Look at the questions behind your comments and messages. Choose one specific problem and create a guide that takes readers further than the post itself.
Give a popular topic more depth
Expand a useful teaching post into a complete process. Add your own method, practical exercises and examples so the ebook offers more than a collection of captions.
Create offers for different reader needs
Make separate guides for the problems your audience cares about. Each useful title gives followers another product to consider and creates another potential income source.
Start with a specific reader
A better brief makes a better starting point.
Tell draftmybook who the book is for, what it should cover and what you want to leave out. Here is a brief you could adapt.
My followers keep asking what to post for their business. Create a practical 30-day content-planning guide for small business owners. Use my methods and examples to help readers choose useful topics, plan a realistic schedule and review their results. Include a distinct prompt and action for each of the 30 days. Avoid promises of follower growth or sales.
From idea to editable files
You bring the direction. We help with the draft.
Find the question worth answering
Describe your audience and one problem they want help with. Add your teaching notes, methods and examples so the guide reflects what you actually know.
Review the outline and free chapter
draftmybook helps create an AI outline and chapter draft. Check the sequence, read your free first chapter and decide whether the guide gives readers a useful next step.
Finish your guide and prepare it for sale
Choose a paid completion option, select a cover and download the ebook. Review the content, add your voice and examples, then offer the finished files through your own store or chosen marketplace.
Use your own content and expertise, and remove private follower information from your notes. Review the draft before selling it. You choose the price, set up delivery and handle publication through your own tools.
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The 30-Day Content Plan
Browse the contents and read the first chapter. See the advice, examples and structure a reader would get.
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01 / The starting idea
A practical short guide titled The 30-Day Content Plan, subtitled Create posts that attract the right customers. For independent business owners, coaches, consultants and small online shops who want useful social posts that lead the right people toward a relevant product or service. Help the reader identify one clear audience and offer, gather real customer questions, choose useful content themes, plan a sustainable month of posts, write specific hooks and calls to action, reuse their own useful material, and review clicks, enquiries and sales rather than likes alone. Include a concrete 30-day calendar with exactly 30 distinct daily prompts or actions, grouped into sensible chapters rather than forcing 30 chapters. Each daily prompt should have a useful purpose and practical example. Use an approachable workbook style with clear headings, checklists and short exercises. The opening chapter should give the reader a useful worked example and an exercise they can complete immediately. No invented customer testimonials, earnings claims, promised follower growth or guaranteed sales. Preserve the exact chosen title The 30-Day Content Plan.
02 / The 32-chapter plan
- 01The Commercial Content Reset: One Clear Audience, One Core Offer
- 02Day 1: The Direct Customer FAQ
- 03Day 2: The Quantifiable Cost of Inaction
- 04Day 3: Why This Offer Exists
- 05Day 4: Dismantling the Primary Industry Myth
- 06Day 5: The Post-Purchase Roadmap
- 07Day 6: The Immediate Micro-Win Tutorial
- 08Day 7: The Weekly Enquiry Digest
- 09Day 8: The Intentional Disqualification Post
- 10Day 9: The Tool and Material Breakdown
- 11Day 10: The Operational Transformation Snapshot
- 12Day 11: Pricing Architecture and Scope Transparency
- 13Day 12: The Customer Readiness Audit
- 14Day 13: Behind-the-Scenes Production Realism
- 15Day 14: The Real-Time Capacity and Inventory Update
- 16Day 15: The Direct Solution Comparison
- 17Day 16: The Detail That Others Overlook
- 18Day 17: Tackling the Timing Objection
- 19Day 18: The Realistic Client Dilemma Teardown
- 20Day 19: The Curated Industry Resource
- 21Day 20: The Offer Component Deep Dive
- 22Day 21: The 'Stop Doing This' Practical Advisory
- 23Day 22: Answering the Obscure Edge-Case Question
- 24Day 23: Standards, Provenance, and Ethical Commitments
- 25Day 24: A Day in the Workflow Schedule
- 26Day 25: Acknowledging Buyer Anxiety Without Condescension
- 27Day 26: The Honest Pros and Cons Matrix
- 28Day 27: The Proprietary Delivery Framework
- 29Day 28: The Direct Purchase Walkthrough
- 30Day 29: The Next-Month Priority Invitation
- 31Day 30: The Open Query Clearinghouse
- 32Auditing Commercial Metrics and Building the Perpetual Repurposing Engine
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Questions from content creators
How do I choose a topic my followers might buy?
Start with questions that come up repeatedly and choose one specific problem you can help solve. Explain what the reader will be able to do with the guide. Comments and likes can suggest interest, but they do not guarantee purchases.
Can I use my existing posts and teaching notes?
Yes. Add your own text, notes and examples to the brief, or provide a supported draft file. Explain the reader and the result the guide should help them work toward. Review the output so it reflects your actual method.
What can I try before paying?
A new account can create one free sample. For a text guide, that is the first chapter. No card is required for the sample. Completing the book and downloading its files requires a paid option.
Why choose a subscription for ebooks?
A credit plan lets you create more guides for different audience questions and more potential products to sell. Pick a plan for the number and length of projects you expect to make. Generations use credits, and unused monthly credits do not roll over.
Will draftmybook sell the ebook to my followers?
You handle sales and delivery through your own store or marketplace. draftmybook helps create the outline, chapters and cover, then provides downloadable files after paid completion. It does not publish automatically or guarantee sales.
What would you like to create?
Describe your reader, your topic and what makes your approach useful. Start with your free chapter sample.
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