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The Essential Build Guide for PDF Guides I Stop writing guides that look free
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Stop writing guides that look free. Your PDF isn't too short. It's undecided. Nine parts, in the order you actually build them.
Anatomy of a PDF That Sells — The Build Kit
Nine parts, in the order you actually build them.
Most PDFs don't fail because they're badly written. They fail because they explain instead of decide, they look free, and they end with a thank-you note.
Three files. No padding in any of them.
The guide — 21 pages. The cover that buys three seconds. The one sentence your whole product stands on. The specifics that separate paid from free. The last page nearly everyone wastes. Every part is a decision you can make today, with a test you can run on your own draft.
The worksheets — 9 pages, fillable. Six sheets where you do the work instead of reading about it: fifteen titles, your promise sentence, five soft lines forced into hard ones, your sequence, your price, your exit page. Type straight in and save.
The pre-publish checklist — 4 pages. Forty-three things to be sure of before anyone pays you. Tick them on the finished draft, not on the plan.
By the end you'll have a title you're not embarrassed by, a promise sentence you can build the whole thing from, and a draft that's decided instead of hedged.
What you'll receive:
Anatomy of a PDF That Sells: A 21-page PDF guide - instant download 1 PDF file
Anatomy of a PDF That Sells - The Worksheets: A 9-page PDF guide - instant download - 1 PDF file
Anatomy of a PDF That Sells - Pre-Publish Checklist - A 4-Pages PDF
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