Designing Low-Content Books [Journals, Planners & Workbooks] in PowerPoint

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Rebecca Livermore

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01 - Intro.mp4

01:29

02 - Why Create Low-Content Books.mp4

04:07

03 - Planning Your Low-Content Book.mp4

04:47

04 - Grayscale Vs. Color.mp4

03:01

05 - Trim Size and Bleed.mp4

03:22

06 - Create Custom Page Sizes.mp4

04:06

07 - Set Up Margins.mp4

03:19

08 - Create Lined Pages.mp4

03:33

09 - Create Manuscript Pages.mp4

04:10

10 - Create Dot Journal Pages.mp4

03:26

11 - Create Graph Paper.mp4

04:23

12 - Create Drawing Plus Text Pages.mp4

03:22

13 - Create Comic-Book-Style Pages.mp4

12:25

14 - Create Text-Heavy Pages.mp4

04:45

15 - Create Checklists.mp4

02:05

16 - Create Calendar Pages.mp4

07:29

17 - Adding Borders.mp4

07:21

18 - Creating Design Elements Using Shapes.mp4

05:30

19 - Adding Images.mp4

06:25

20 - Combining Elements to Create Unique Pages.mp4

06:50

21 - Front Matter.mp4

03:40

22 - Duplicating Pages and Sections.mp4

04:31

23 - Saving as a PDF.mp4

01:53

24 - Your Project.mp4

00:58

Description

Low-content books such as journals, planners, and workbooks are popular for good reason. Here are just a few of the benefits:

They’re much faster and easier to create than other books.
They can make nice companion books to your other books. For instance, you can create a workbook, planner, or journal that goes hand-in-hand with your other book(s).
You can create a low-content book for your own use, designed exactly the way you desire.
They make excellent gifts.
You can add them to your list of products or create an entire business based on low-content books

The great news is, you don’t need any special or expensive software to create beautiful books. All you need is something you likely already have – PowerPoint.

This course provides step-by-step instructions for using PowerPoint to create a variety of low-content book pages. Among other things you’ll learn:

How to properly set up your pages
A trick for adding margins to your PowerPoint slides
How to create a variety of page types such as lined pages, dot (bullet-style) journal pages, graph paper, and more
How to create a variety to your pages using elements such as borders, lines, shapes, images, and more

By the end of this class you’ll be able to quickly and easily create unique low-content books in PowerPoint that you can gives as gifts, use for your own purposes, or make available to others in print or PDF form.

What You'll Learn?

Writing & Publishing
Graphic Design
Powerpoint
Creative Writing
Creative
Microsoft PowerPoint
Book Design

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Hi, I'm Rebecca Livermore, also known as The Office Creative. I'm a bestselling author, blogger, and the owner of Professional Content Creation. I've been a freelance writer since 1993 and have served as a content manager for top bloggers such as Michael Hyatt, Amy Porterfield, and Marcus Sheridan.

I've always loved PowerPoint, but it wasn't until a couple of years ago that I began to discover the many ways to use PowerPoint to create content. I use it for everything from blog and social media images, lead magnets, low content books, printables, videos, digital planners, and more. The more I use PowerPoint, the more amazed I am by the many types of content you can create with this one powerful tool.

I'm constantly learning new ways to use PowerPoint and other Microsoft Office programs and am looking forward to sharing those discoveries with you.

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