Step by step
A practical sequence
- 1
List recurring questions you can answer from experience or research.
- 2
Group them by one recognisable reader.
- 3
Describe the result each reader wants after finishing.
- 4
Check conversations, communities, reviews and search language for evidence.
- 5
Score the strongest candidates across five dimensions.
- 6
Draft a one-sentence promise and test whether readers understand it.
In short
- Start with problems
- Look for evidence
- Narrow the promise
Common questions
Straight answers
What makes a good eBook idea?+
A good idea names a specific reader, a meaningful problem, a credible outcome and a useful reason to choose this book.
Should I choose a popular or niche topic?+
Start narrow enough to make the promise clear. A focused entry point can later support a broader product line.
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