PUBLISHING LOW-CONTENT BOOKS
Discover Low-Content Publishing
And bolster your creativity at the same time.
This story contains a link to my new low-content book called “Password Diary” which can be purchased on Amazon.
Writers come in all forms.
Technical writers use their unique voices to share their expertise. Some writers are researchers who utilize qualitative and quantitative data approaches to present their findings. Many writers express what is in their hearts through poetic expressions, human interest stories, and much more.
No matter the genre, the style of writing, or the target audience their words are intended for, it is possible to earn a living being a literary master of content writing. And this can be accomplished while fulfilling your unique mission as a writer.
I recently made a discovery that encompasses all of these things.
Here’s What I Found Out
Sometimes I feel like I am one of the last people to discover interesting writing nuggets. Even though many writers probably know what I am about the share, I am beyond excited that I recently found this out.
It is possible to publish low-content books.
Common examples of these types of books include things like:
- different types of journals,
- composition notebooks,
- puzzle books,
- various booklets filled with templates,
- diaries,
- activity booklets,
- coloring books for children and adults, and
- assorted planners.
I also discovered something very promising about the development of low-content books. Creating and publishing these types of books using platforms like Fiverr, Book Bolt, and Amazon KDP increases opportunities for passive income to be earned.
So, with my newly acquired knowledge, I decided to start creating low-content books to support my mission as a family engagement influencer. My goal for my books will continue to reflect my mission to ignite family engagement in education and within the home. And I especially want to create resource materials that will simply help parents as well as members of the family.
My Excitement Has Escalated
Once I did my research about creating low-content books (this included reading articles and watching YouTube videos), I became determined to move forward. I recently created my first book.
My intent for my first low-content book was to respond to a need that exists within a lot of homes. Some family members especially the head of their household may not be as organized as they should be in securely maintaining all of their online credentials. As the head of my household, I use a designated journal for doing so. But other people may be very disorganized and lack a system for maintaining theirs. They may have passwords scattered about that may not be documented with websites or their social media platforms. And sadly, if tragedy overshadows these disorganized families, their crisis may intensify if important login critical records like the banking statements of decision-makers cannot be found.
So, I created the “Password Diary”. The link for my inexpensive low-content book is shown below.
As my subtitle reads, the purpose of this book is to provide a
“secret one-stop place to stay organized, confidential, connected, and protected.”
I extend an invitation for you to use the link to purchase your copy. The cost is only $5.00. Also, with the holidays approaching, be sure to consider buying copies for stocking stuffers, and Secret Santa gifts, as well as to show a little kindness to others. I also invite you to share my link with others.
But there’s more to this story.
More Good News
There are two additional positive things that I want to highlight.
First of all, it doesn’t take much time to create a low-content book. After I figured out how to use Amazon KDP, it took me about as much time to create my first book as it does to produce a substantial and high-quality story on this platform. (Because my second low-content book is a prayer journal filled with writing and prayer prompts, it took longer to create. That book will be officially released in a few days.)
Here is the second thing that I want to emphasize. In addition to writing stories and poetry on this platform, writers should consider creating low-content books, too. And I think this is especially true before the market becomes over-saturated with these types of books. So, here is my invitation for just a few of my writing colleagues to consider this.
- Since Klara Jane Holloway shares her family journey in her stories, she could create personal growth journals.
- With his background in financial planning, Tom Handy could easily create personal budgeting record books.
- Charlotte Kingsbury- Fink is so kind-hearted that she could create booklets filled with poetry templates to help writers release inhibitions and share from their hearts as she does.
- Because Dr. Preeti Singh always helps readers appreciate the beauty of life, she could develop a personal development series to help readers create positive self-affirmations.
The list of possibilities for Medium writers to also become low-content writers is endless.
My Final Thoughts
I hope that this story has inspired you to explore and expand your writing possibilities and potential.
When it comes to sharing your ideas, creativity, and perspective, there are no limits.
Thank you for reading this story and for your consideration in purchasing my “Password Diary”.
Here is my golden ticket that helps me accomplish my mission.
Dr. Deborah M. Vereen is a retired Teacher and School Administrator. Her website is www.Drdeborahmvereen.com and her YouTube Channel is
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