Before you start writing your book, you must have a clear idea of what you are going to write about. You might want to read other books on the same topic or consult with an expert. Once you have an idea of what you would like to write about, you can begin to brainstorm potential title ideas, as well as other keywords and phrases that may help you to find the book on Amazon when someone is looking for a book on your specific topic. For example, if you are writing about fashion, you might want to consider using keywords such as “fashion books for beginners,” “fashion trends for beginners,” or “beginner fashion guides.”
When you have a title, you can begin writing your synopsis and marketing plan. As you write your synopsis, use the following templates to help you structure your story:
Introduction
The first thing that will appear in your introduction is the book’s title. It is a good idea to pick a unique and intriguing title that will draw potential readers in. In addition, you can use the introduction to briefly state the topic of the book and give the reader some idea of what to expect. The following is an example of an introduction for a book titled How to Make Your Own Skincare Products.
“Dermatologist-recommended skincare products can seem like a luxury, but creating your own products can actually save you money in the long term. In this eBook, you will discover how to make your own skincare products, including face washes, creams, and lotions, and how to save money while providing good value for your skin.
After reading this eBook, you will be able to create your own dermatologist-approved skincare products at a fraction of the cost of purchasing them retail. You will also learn about creating your own personalized skincare treatments and routines based on your own skin type and How To Make Your Own Skincare Products‘s unique selling proposition.
In addition to saving you money, creating your own skincare products has several other advantages. First, it’s a great way to practice making different types of products. Second, you know exactly what goes into them. And last, you get to indulge in your favorite scented candles and bath salts while giving yourself a facial massage.
Take a few minutes to read How to Make Your Own Skincare Products now and feel empowered to take action. You can also find additional resources at the end of the eBook to help you create the perfect skincare product for your needs.
Chapter 1
The first chapter of your book is usually the longest. It should include everything that the reader needs to know about the book. The following is an example of a longer chapter.
Keywords
Your keywords should appear in your text in a natural way and should not be overused. Try to use a combination of keywords and phrases to ensure that your book will appear in the right place when someone is searching for it. The following is an example of keywords used correctly.
- face cream
- skin care products
- skincare routine
- facial cleansing
- hydrating
- Anti-wrinkle serum
Introduction to the First Edition
The first edition of your book should be no shorter than four to five A4 pages, including the front and back covers. It is usually best to keep the first edition the same as the final one, so that you do not have to go through the whole process of revising it. You can then include a short introduction in the first edition that will help the reader find the information they are looking for.
Summary of Chapters
After you have written the first chapter and fixed any major errors, you can begin to write the chapters that follow. It is a good idea to create a summary of each chapter, as follows:
- Chapter One: General Overview
- Chapter Two: Ingredients Used
- Chapter Three: Preparation
- Chapter Four: Application and Results
- Chapter Five: Side Effects
Market Analysis
Your market analysis should include everything necessary to convince the reader to buy your book rather than the one being marketed for competition. You can include the following elements in your market analysis:
- Overview of the Proposal
- Overview of Your Product
- Keywords
- Description Of The Book
- Who Is the Target Audience?
- Overview Of The Competition
The above are just a few examples of how to structure a book’s synopsis. Once you have a rough idea of how to structure and write your synopsis, you can move on to the next stage of writing.