Thank you for ordering your Custom Book Outline!

We’re honored you’ve chosen Meg’s Publishing Services to guide your story. Your order is confirmed, and we can’t wait to dive into your idea.

To make sure your outline fits your idea perfectly, please take a few minutes to answer the quick questions below. The more detail you share, the more powerful and focused your outline will be.

Book Title

What’s the name of your book? Even a working title is fine. If you’re torn between two titles, pick your favorite for now. You can always tweak it later.

Subtitle

Do you have something short that explains what your book is really about? Example: “How to Build a Better Habit in 5 Minutes a Day"

Keywords

List 3–5 keywords or phrases readers might search for to find your topic. E.g., “time management,” “healthy habits,” “daily productivity.” These help us see where your book fits in.

Word Count Goal

Roughly how long do you want your book to be? 30 000 words, 50 000 words, or whatever feels right? No pressure—just a ballpark so we can pace the chapters correctly.

One-Sentence Pitch

In one clear sentence, what’s your book about? This helps us nail down the core idea before diving into details.

Your Ideal Reader

Who is that one perfect person you’re writing for? (Age, job/role, and what’s keeping them up at night.) For example: “Busy moms in their 30s trying to lose weight” or “Mid-career designers who feel stuck.”

The Urgent Problem

What urgent problem keeps this reader tossing and turning? What pain point makes them say, ‘I need a solution now!'? The sharper we pin this pain, the stronger your angle will be.

The Big Promise

By the final page, what life-changing result do you want readers to have? What's in it for them to buy your book? Example: “They’ll build a bulletproof morning routine” or “They’ll finally start that side hustle.”

Your Unique Edge

Why are you the right person to write this book? Think personal story, unique data, or special experience.

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Here’s how to make answering the questions even quicker:

Keep your answers short, so just a sentence or two each is fine.
If you’re not sure about something, write what feels most true right now.

That’s it! Have fun and treat this like brainstorming with a coffee, not a test.

Once we have these info, we can turn them into a rock-solid outline you’ll love.