FORGEWICK / CREATOR EDITIONS

Product case study / A Forgewick studio project

From a saved room idea to a finished ebook.

We created The Cozy Rental Reset to turn rental-home inspiration into something a reader can use: a room plan, a spending limit and a weekend sequence. Here is the complete product, and the work behind it.

32 pages6 printable worksheetsFree studio sample · PDF · 13.8 MB

Self-initiated studio project. The ebook is complete; it has not launched with a creator or generated sales.

The actual cover of The Cozy Rental Reset, a Forgewick studio edition

THE CASE STUDY

One reader problem.
A complete product.

The brief: help a renter move from “I love that room” to “I know what to do in mine.”

We narrowed the guide to one manageable corner. Every chapter leads to a decision the reader can record: what stays, what fits, what to spend and what to do next.

The finished edition combines original writing, a consistent visual style, room diagrams and six printable tools. Creators can review the full product before discussing an edition shaped around their own perspective.

Explore a product for your audience
  1. 01

    Read the room

    Priorities, measurements and a layout you can test.

  2. 02

    Make it feel like you

    Colour, light, texture and thoughtful storage.

  3. 03

    Put the plan to work

    A budget, a weekend sequence and a worked room example.

  4. 04

    Keep the useful tools

    Printable planning sheets to use in your own space.

The editorial work
Four sections take the reader from a room priority to a seven-day review. A fictional worked example shows the method with a $250 spending ceiling.
The design work
32 individually laid-out pages, three interior illustrations, labelled floor plans and six worksheets designed for printing.
The finished deliverable
A complete, downloadable PDF with clickable contents. All 32 pages were visually reviewed, and the budget calculations and links were checked.
Page 9: build a palette from existing furniture, with cream, blue and wood swatches
09 / Colour choices grounded in the room.
Page 21: two labelled floor plans in the fictional worked example
21 / A fictional example with practical room plans.
Page 27: a printable budget worksheet with planned and actual spending columns
27 / A tool the reader can put to use.
Illustrative planning desk with a notebook, tape measure and fabric swatches

HOW YOUR EDITION WOULD BEGIN

Your point of view.
A product we build.

We start with a specific question your audience asks and a topic your existing products do not already cover. Together, we choose a useful outcome and a clear scope.

Then we handle the research, writing and design. You shape the direction and approve the finished edition. This sample lets you see the level of work before that conversation.

THE PARTNERSHIP

Your perspective.
Our production.

We build and operate

Research, writing, design, sales setup, digital delivery and customer support. We also prepare product previews, Story frames and post copy for the reveal.

You shape and introduce

Help choose the audience problem, approve the direction and finished product, then introduce it in your own voice through the agreed Stories and posts.

No upfront production fee.

Our starting proposal is a 50/50 split of the ebook's revenue after Whop fees. Scope, rights and the final terms are agreed together.

Explore an illustrative sales scenario

Hypothetical model · No client result or earnings forecast

What would a $300,000 gross-sales target actually require? Change the assumptions to work backwards from a target. These inputs are examples, not measured audience data or industry benchmarks.

15,790purchases needed at this price
$300,010.00gross sales before fees and refunds
315,800qualified product-page visits required at the assumed conversion

That averages 3,947.5 purchases per month over 4 months. The purchase count is equivalent to 8.77% of the hypothetical follower count. This is a size comparison, not a predicted follower conversion rate.

A possible next edition

If each first-edition purchase represented a different eligible reader, and 10% later bought a genuinely new $29 companion guide, that would be 1,579 buyers and $45,791.00 in additional gross sales. Both the second product and repeat-purchase rate are hypothetical. No sequel has launched or generated revenue.

Followers do not establish reach, qualified visits or willingness to buy. A real proposal needs the creator's recent audience and link data. Gross sales are not creator take-home income; fees, refunds and the agreed revenue split reduce the payout. The model assumes a single price, completed purchases, no discounts and no refunds.

A PRODUCT WITH YOUR POINT OF VIEW

What would your audience
love to have in their hands?

Tell us what you create and the questions your audience keeps asking. We'll start with a product idea you can assess.

Let's explore an ebook together