Description

You finished the book.

You know your characters better than you know most real people. You know what your hero does every year on the worst anniversary of his life. You know what your heroine took when she left and exactly why that specific thing — not the jewelry, not the memories — tells you everything about who she is. You know the scene you wrote before the book had a structure. The one that became the emotional thesis of everything.

And then you sit down to create content about your book and what comes out is: “My book is available now. Link in bio.”

Not because you don’t have anything to say. Because nobody ever showed you that what you already know is content.

Your Story Notebook changes that.

It’s not a content calendar. It’s not a social media strategy guide.
It’s a translation system — a 252-page notebook that takes everything you created as a storyteller and shows you specifically what each piece becomes as online content.

• The character wound that explains everything? That’s a reader magnet waiting to be built.
• The scene you wrote first, before the book had a structure? That’s the most powerful FTM content you have.
• The research rabbit hole you went down? That’s a blog article that’ll earn search traffic for years.
• The deleted scene that still lives in your head? That’s an email exclusive that makes your subscribers feel like the insiders they are.

Every section of the notebook follows the same three-move structure.

1. You excavate — prompts that pull your story details out of your head and onto paper.
2. You translate — a chart that shows you what each detail naturally becomes as content, where it lives free, and what its paid potential is.
3. You deploy — the specific places in your ecosystem where that content lives.

And throughout every section there’s a complete worked example — a fictional 14-book series built specifically to show you what DONE looks like before you fill in your own.

By the time you finish a single section you’ll look at your story differently. Not as a finished creative work you’re now trying to market.
As a content ecosystem that was always there, fully built, waiting for someone to show you where to look.

What the notebook covers:

Part One: Your Characters — main characters, secondary characters, full cast and connections, character relationships, timelines, signature objects, and the animal characters who tell the truth about your hero before he can.

Part Two: Your World — your setting, your world’s atmosphere, your community and culture, and the genre-specific world elements that make your content feel native rather than imported.

Part Three: Your Story — your trope and what makes yours different, your emotional promise, your full story arc beat by beat, your key scenes, and the series thread that keeps invested readers connected across every book.

Part Four: Your Author Notes — the deleted content, the research, the inspiration, and the writing journey that most RAs have never thought to use as content.

Part Five: Your Series or Universe — the series at a glance, your full character universe, and the between-books content strategy that keeps waiting readers warm.

Every section ends with a named list of blog article ideas you can write directly from what you just excavated. Specific titles. Built against the keyword system. Searchable. Permanent. The kind of content that compounds over time and earns discoverability long after it is published.

The notebook is 252 pages.
The worksheet pages are designed for reprinting — work through the reading and example pages on screen, print only the worksheets you need. One section at a time. One book at a time.

This is the first step in the four-stage BFF Strategy implementation sequence.
You arrive at the BFF Playbook with your raw material already identified, named, and translated. Not starting from zero. Starting from everything.

Your Website Content Starts with the Details in your Books.

This notebook helps you find them.

What you get:

• 252-page downloadable and printable PDF
• Worked example throughout using a complete fictional 14-book series
• Four-column translation charts for every story element
• Blank worksheet pages designed for individual reprinting
• Dozens of keyword-built blog article titles excavated from your own story
• A complete content inventory you arrive at the BFF Playbook ready to use

Price: $27