12-29-2025, 08:42 AM
i asked chat and it gave me this -
How to Create Your Own $1 Book (Inspired by Jon
Morrow’s System)
1. What a $1 Book Really Is
A $1 book is a short, high-impact digital guide designed to solve one specific problem quickly. It is
usually used as a lead-in product to build trust, grow an email list, and introduce higher-priced
offers.
2. Choose a Problem People Will Pay to Solve
Focus on one painful, urgent problem your audience has. The clearer and narrower the problem,
the more likely people are to buy—even for just $1.
3. Use a Simple, Fast Writing Structure
Plan your book so it can be written in a focused weekend sprint. Start with a promise, deliver a
quick win, explain the method step-by-step, and finish with next steps.
4. Write Quickly Using Tools
Use outlines and writing prompts to draft fast. AI tools can help you brainstorm, draft sections, and
edit for clarity—but always add your own voice and experience.
5. Design a Clean, Simple eBook
Use tools like Canva or Google Docs to create a readable layout and a professional cover. Clear
headings and bullet points matter more than fancy design.
6. Publish and Price Strategically
Self-publish your book using platforms like Amazon KDP, Gumroad, or Payhip. The low price
reduces friction and increases volume.
7. Build a Funnel Around the Book
Your real profit comes after the sale. Collect emails, follow up with value-driven emails, and offer
higher-priced products or services.
8. Promote Consistently
Share your book through email, blog posts, social media, and partnerships. Treat it as a long-term
asset, not a one-off launch.
How to Create Your Own $1 Book (Inspired by Jon
Morrow’s System)
1. What a $1 Book Really Is
A $1 book is a short, high-impact digital guide designed to solve one specific problem quickly. It is
usually used as a lead-in product to build trust, grow an email list, and introduce higher-priced
offers.
2. Choose a Problem People Will Pay to Solve
Focus on one painful, urgent problem your audience has. The clearer and narrower the problem,
the more likely people are to buy—even for just $1.
3. Use a Simple, Fast Writing Structure
Plan your book so it can be written in a focused weekend sprint. Start with a promise, deliver a
quick win, explain the method step-by-step, and finish with next steps.
4. Write Quickly Using Tools
Use outlines and writing prompts to draft fast. AI tools can help you brainstorm, draft sections, and
edit for clarity—but always add your own voice and experience.
5. Design a Clean, Simple eBook
Use tools like Canva or Google Docs to create a readable layout and a professional cover. Clear
headings and bullet points matter more than fancy design.
6. Publish and Price Strategically
Self-publish your book using platforms like Amazon KDP, Gumroad, or Payhip. The low price
reduces friction and increases volume.
7. Build a Funnel Around the Book
Your real profit comes after the sale. Collect emails, follow up with value-driven emails, and offer
higher-priced products or services.
8. Promote Consistently
Share your book through email, blog posts, social media, and partnerships. Treat it as a long-term
asset, not a one-off launch.