Craft & Market Vendor List-Builder — Rebrandable Photography Lead Magnet (Resell Licence)

Give the vendors who fill your fair or market a reason to join your mailing list between events, not just when they need a booth.

• 8,200-word, 5-chapter guide short enough for a vendor to finish in one sitting
• 14 interior diagrams walk through the Daylight Table Method's four pillars: Light Side, Ground, Shot List, Truth Check
• 4 printable exercises vendors can work through at their own table
• 35-file download includes an editable Word doc and raw markdown per chapter so you can put your market's name on the cover
• Resell licence lets you give or sell it to your vendor list; only 15 licences will ever be sold, store-enforced
• Built on 99 live searches across all 8 research stages and 95 sources, with all 5 chapters approved — labelled Research-backed and Author-approved

The problem

Your booth fee list and your email list are not the same list, and most fair and market organizers only grow the second one during the weeks around an event, when a vendor is thinking about the show and nothing else. Between events, the list goes quiet — because the lead magnet sitting behind the signup form is usually a blog post with a border, something a vendor skims once and forgets.

Vendors already have a photography problem you can solve. Their in-person sales are strong, but their online listings undersell the same work, and they know it. A generic newsletter signup does not speak to that; a resource that fixes something they already feel is the difference between a scroll-past and a subscriber.

What this is

This is a finished, illustrated book, not a template or an outline you have to build out yourself. It runs 8,200 words across 5 chapters, built around the Daylight Table Method — a four-pillar approach that moves a listing photo from the light side of a room, onto the ground the piece sits on, through a fixed shot list, and ends with a truth check against the physical object.

Inside are 14 interior diagrams walking through those four pillars, and 4 printable exercises a vendor can work through at their own table. It sits at Lead Magnet length — short enough to finish in one sitting, which is what makes a reader trust the sender enough to open the next email.

Who it's for

The book is written for a maker whose work sells well in person — at a fair, a market, a stall — but whose online shop sits quiet because their photos don't match what a buyer sees at the table. They've tried a light tent and gotten flat, lifeless results; they've tried an editing app and gotten something that looks retouched. They don't want to become a photographer. They want a routine.

That makes this a fit for you if your audience is people who sell handmade or physical work in person: fair and market organizers, coaches who work with makers, suppliers to the handmade trade. It is not a fit if your list doesn't sell anything physical, or if you're looking for a technical photography course aimed at people who already own a lighting kit — this book deliberately stays at daylight-and-table level.

How you'd use it

Most buyers use it as the signup gift behind a mailing-list form — a vendor joins the list to get the guide, and the guide is good enough that they stay subscribed. It also works as a bonus tucked into a paid course for makers, a handout printed for a workshop, or something you hand over at your own stand when you meet vendors face to face.

The 4 printable exercises make it usable in more than one setting — a vendor can work through them at home at their own table, or you can print them as the physical handout after a workshop session.

What's included

• 5 chapters, 8,200 words
• 14 original diagrams, drawn for this book
• 4 printable exercises
• Every interior diagram as a separate PNG
• Print-ready digital PDF
• Editable Word document (.docx)
• Raw markdown source, one file per chapter
• Every finished cover at full resolution, PNG and JPEG
• The listing metadata — title, subtitle and description
• Provenance scorecard and certificate
• The Daylight Table Method — 4 pillars, diagrammed

What you can change

Inside the Word document and the raw markdown, one file per chapter, you can change the title, the author name, the imprint, and any offer blocks — put your market's name on the front matter and your own call to action at the end. That's the point of the resell licence: you're not stuck with someone else's byline.

What you can't touch this way is the cover. It ships as a finished image, not an editable layout.

What you can't change

The cover art and the 14 interior diagrams are images, not text. Any wording rendered inside them — including the framework names Light Side, Ground, Shot List, Truth Check — is part of the picture and stays exactly as shown, whatever you change in the Word document around it.

Only 15 licences of this title will ever be sold, a real limit enforced by store inventory, not a promise about your own list. Other people hold the same licence and the same cover; nothing here locks a competitor out of buying it too.

Where it came from

This title came out of 99 live web searches, run across all 8 stages of the research process behind it, drawing on 95 distinct sources. One finding turned up in that research and was struck out by the author rather than kept.

All 5 chapters were approved by the author before this listing went live. That's an approval, not a claim that anyone proofread or fact-checked the manuscript line by line — it's the record as it actually stands, which is what earns this book the labels Research-backed and Author-approved.

The licence, in plain words

This is sold under a resell licence: you can give it or sell it to your own vendor list, under your own name on the parts that are text. Only 15 licences of this title will ever be sold — a real cap the store enforces, not a marketing line — though that number means other people hold this same licence too, not that you're the only one.

Three things hold regardless of how you use it. This cannot be republished to Amazon KDP, under any title or cover — KDP Select requires exclusivity that a title also sold here can't offer, and every copy pushed there adds to the duplicate-content pattern Amazon enforcement targets. It was produced with AI assistance, disclosed openly and evidenced on the provenance scorecard included in your download. And what you're buying is a licence to this package — not the copyright to the underlying work.

The licence in three lines

• This cannot be republished to Amazon KDP, under any title or cover.
• It was produced with AI assistance, disclosed openly and evidenced on the scorecard.
• What you are buying is a licence to a package, not the copyright.

Questions

Is this AI slop with a cover slapped on?

No. It was built from 99 live web searches across all 8 research stages and 95 sources, then narrowed down to 5 chapters the author approved and one finding the author struck out rather than keep. The AI assistance is disclosed, not hidden, and it's evidenced on the provenance scorecard in your download. That's the basis for the labels this book carries: Research-backed and Author-approved.

How many other people will be selling this exact book?

Up to 15, total — that's the hard cap on this licence, enforced by store inventory, and it's a real limit rather than a marketing line. It doesn't mean you're the only one holding it; it means at most 14 others ever will.

Can I put my own name on it as the author?

Yes. The title, author name, imprint and any offer blocks are yours to change inside the Word document and the markdown source. The cover can't be changed the same way — it ships as a finished image — so plan on the interior carrying your name while the cover art stays as delivered.

Can I publish this on Amazon KDP?

No. KDP Select requires digital exclusivity, and a title also sold here can't offer that. It also means every buyer who tries it adds another near-identical title to Amazon, which is the exact pattern their enforcement looks for. This one stays off KDP under any title or cover.

What files do I actually get?

A 35-file download: every interior diagram as its own PNG, a print-ready PDF, an editable Word document, the raw markdown source split one file per chapter, every finished cover at full resolution in PNG and JPEG, the listing metadata (title, subtitle, description), and the provenance scorecard and certificate.

What software do I need to use it?

Something that opens a .docx file for the editable text, and a plain text editor if you want to work from the markdown source instead. The PDF, the diagrams and the covers are finished files — you don't need design software to use them, only to alter them, and the diagrams and covers aren't built to be altered.

Can I edit the diagrams to change the pillar names or add my own branding inside them?

No. The 14 diagrams are images. Any text rendered inside them — including the Light Side, the Ground, the Shot List and the Truth Check — is baked into the picture, not layered text, so it can't be edited out or replaced without redrawing the diagram yourself.

Does the resell licence mean I own the copyright?

No. You're buying a licence to this package — the files, the branding rights described above, the right to give or sell it under the resell terms — not the copyright to the underlying work.

How do refunds work on a digital product like this?

The refund terms are shown at checkout. That's where to check before you buy, since that's the only place they're stated.