Who Is Your Target Audience? part 3/3

Know Your Audience

For some of you, a light may be turning on in your head.

If so, then I hope you feel like you are getting some valuable information :)

You may be wondering:

For my next book, would it be a good idea to have my target audience in mind before I even start writing?

I would say: yes. Absolutely. You should definitely have an audience in mind before you start. Here's why: If you know your target audience before you start, everything will be easier -- both writing and marketing.

Many famous authors have a person in mind such as their sister (Kurt Vonnegut) or another family member or close friend. I'm no famous author, but I clearly remember needing a lot of help when I first started marketing my titles. So in a way, I'm writing for my younger self.

I sincerely hope that sharing my experience and marketing strategies will help you achieve your goals.

Conclusion

In my opinion, knowing your target audience is the first step in marketing your book. Hopefully this will spark some ideas and help you develop a clear idea of who will benefit the most from reading your book. Those who benefit the most are your target audience.

Congratulations!

You're on the way to determining your target audience. This is going to be a huge help in effectively marketing your book.

Look for my next email...

The subject of my next email will be: Getting your book in front of your target audience.

We'll learn how to get your message in front of the right people so they can buy your book.

That's all for today.

Thanks and best of luck with your book!

-Michael

P.S. Was this helpful? Please reply and let me know what you think. It really helps me to get your feedback so I know if I'm on target in helping you achieve your goals. You can email me here.

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