Series Builder
series builder

Build your series

A series gives people a reason to come back for the next one - and gives you a reason to never stare at a blank screen again. Find the series that fits you, then build it out part by part.

1

Find your signature series

Your signature series is the one thing people start to recognise you for. Answer these three, and don't overthink them - first instinct is usually the right one.

Be specific. Not "women" - "menopausal women who are knackered by dinnertime".
The problem that never quite goes away for them. That's your series fuel.
If you'd be bored by episode 6, it's not the one.
Real client example
Alex made easy traybake dinners to support menopausal women's hormones - at least twice a week, every week. Same format, new recipe each time.
The result: 3K to 93K followers in six months, and the series has done so well he's turned it into a cookbook.
Pick one and I'll point you at the series type that fits.
2

Build it

how to use this
  1. Pick a length. Choose a quick-start from 3 to 30 parts below, or start blank and add parts one at a time.
  2. Check the beat for each part. Every part has a job to do (hook, struggle, turning point...) - change the dropdown if a different beat fits your story better.
  3. Fill in what happens. Paste in ideas from your storytelling prompts, or write fresh. Drag a part by its handle, or use the arrows, until the order feels right.
  4. Download it as a PDF at the bottom when you're happy.
Quick start

Your series, in order

how this works
  1. Lock the format. Decide what stays exactly the same every single time - that's what makes people recognise it in half a second.
  2. Pick the one thing that changes. The recipe, the room, the customer, the product. One variable, not five.
  3. Commit to a cadence you can actually keep - then bank enough ideas that you never run dry.
The person this series is made for.
One thing. That's the whole trick.
The setting, the length, the structure, the look. The more consistent, the more recognisable.
The line or visual that tells people "oh, it's THAT series" before they've even thought about scrolling.
Pick what you can keep up on a busy week, not a good one.

Your episode bank

how this works
  1. Pick the finish line. What will someone be able to DO once they've watched every part?
  2. Choose a length. Break the journey into steps - one step per part, no cramming.
  3. Fill in each part and end every one with a tease for the next, so people binge the lot.
Who's starting at part 1?
By the final part, they'll be able to...
The same title on every part, so people know exactly where they are. Tap one to use it, then tweak.
Keep it tight - one step per part.
Quick recap→ Today's step→ Show it→ Tease the next part
How many parts?

Your parts, in order

Happy with your series?

Download it as a PDF to keep, print or pop next to your phone while you film.

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