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@jacob__hallmark Regarding your concerns, yes, Scrivener does allow you to customize formatting for chapter names and use your own fonts. You can create a 'Style' for your chapter headings and apply it consistently throughout your project.
📅 Pro Tip: Stay flexible! Track what works, adjust, and keep experimenting.
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How to Create a Simple Content Calendar for Your Author Brand
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❌ What Doesn’t Work:
✖ Cluttered or overly complicated visuals
✖ Generic stock images that don’t stand out
✖ Poor font choices (too many, too small, hard to read)
✖ Colors that clash or don’t fit the mood
A great cover makes a reader stop scrolling—does yours? 🚀 #booktwt
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✅ What Works:
✔ Clear, readable fonts that match the genre
✔ High-quality, striking imagery
✔ Strong contrast & balanced composition
✔ A design that looks good in thumbnail size
✔ A professional, polished look