lowcontent
Lowcontent refers to printed or digital works designed with minimal content beyond a structured framework for the user to complete. In publishing, low-content books typically require little to no authorial text and rely on templates, prompts, or layouts that the reader fills in. Common examples include lined journals, blank notebooks, planners, diaries, coloring books with simple repeat patterns, activity books such as mazes or word searches, and various types of logbooks (for tasks, recipes, passwords, fitness).
Production and distribution for lowcontent items often use print-on-demand services, allowing creators to publish without maintaining
Advantages of lowcontent publishing include a low barrier to entry, scalable production, and potential passive income.