PROPOSED. Review only. Not live. Nothing here collects data.

What it is: A worksheet to build your book title, subtitle and table of contents from your own method.

[TREVOR TO CONFIRM] PROPOSED. Draft only. Not live. No ads, no spend, no live opt-in.

LM C4: Book Blueprint

Type 3 (one step of a bigger process). Problem tag B: knowledge not packaged.
Shown on the scorecard result page as a next step.
Built to match Trevor's current template: "BAD ASS - Book In A Day - Book Planning Template (Updated)" This blueprint is a short front end to Parts 1 to 4 of that template, so a finished blueprint drops straight into it.
Draft by Cat: Trevor, Nov 2 2026.

The promise

Walk away with your title, your subtitle and your table of contents. Built from what you already teach.
Time: about 45 minutes. [TREVOR TO CONFIRM]

Why start here

Start with chapter one and it is easy to stall. The plan is the hard part. Once you have it, the writing gets easier.

Step 1. Your North Star (from Part 1 of the template)

Fill in this one sentence:
"I will use my book to target [primary audience], by teaching them [book idea], which will lead to my ultimate goal of more [objectives]."

Then answer 3 quick ones:

1. Who is the one reader? ______
2. What pain do they have because they haven't read your book? ______
3. What will they get after they read it and use it? ______

Step 2. Your cocktail party pitch

One sentence your reader would use to tell a friend about your book.
"It's the book that shows __ how to ____."

Step 3. Your title

Name it after the reader's result, not your method.
Write 3 options:

1. ---

2. ---

3. ---

   
   Circle the one that a buyer would understand in 2 seconds.

Step 4. Your subtitle

Formula: How to [result] without [the thing they hate].
Write 2 options:

Step 5. Brainstorm dump (Part 2 of the template)

List every idea, story and lesson you teach. Don't sort yet.

Ideas that don't fit this book go in the Parking Lot (Part 3). You might have a second book.

Step 6. Your table of contents (Part 4 of the template)

Tips:

• Each chapter solves one problem.
• Order them the way your client moves: first problem first.
• Write the Introduction after the Conclusion. That's how the template works.
• 7 to 10 chapters is plenty. [TREVOR TO CONFIRM range]

What you have now

1. A North Star sentence
2. A pitch
3. A title and subtitle
4. A table of contents

The next problem (this is the bridge)

Now you need to write it and get it seen. In the full template, that's Part 5 (your chapters) and Part 6 (special instructions for your writing team).
Button: Write It With Book In A Day (opens in a new tab) [TREVOR TO CONFIRM: Book In A Day as the default CTA, and the link]

Result page block (short version for the scorecard)

Book Blueprint
Your title, subtitle and table of contents in about 45 minutes. Built from what you already teach.
Button: Get My Blueprint
Delivery: a Google Doc copy link, sent by email.

Form spec (Epic funnel rules)

• Epic two-step popup: step 1 is the button, step 2 is the form.
• Fields: first name and email only. No phone.
• Placeholders inside the fields ("First name", "Email"). No labels above the fields.
• Every button and CTA link opens in a new tab.
• Not live. No opt-in turned on until Trevor says yes. No ads.

Open template items carried over (from )

• Genre: [TREVOR TO CONFIRM]
• Page count: 100-200 / 200-300 / 300-500 [TREVOR TO CONFIRM]
• Book cover: yes or no [TREVOR TO CONFIRM]

SCORE: Reviewer R3 PASS 96 (free), 2026-11-02