Compare title and subtitle options for your reader, genre, and promise.
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Illustrative example using fictional inputs.
Your book positioning brief
Your ratings produced a tie. Test the leading options with readers.
Reader and promise
Nonfiction Reader: Apartment dwellers growing food for the first time Promise or experience: Start a three-container balcony garden in one weekend
Comparable books and your distinction
Example A: Small-Space Growing Example B: Herbs at Home Example C: The Urban Garden Your difference: A small-space plan with a short shopping list and a weekend schedule
- The Saturday Garden23
- Three Pots, One Weekend23
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Compare two or three titles and subtitles, rank them with your own ratings, and export a brief for testing the finalists with readers.
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