- Name
- 3 Celebrating Authors Series: Who Are Your Readers? - Season 1
- Created 1 year 10 months ago
- Organizer Marilyn McLeod
- Business Areas
- Business Entertainment & Art Marketing Social & Political
- Topics
- Book Marketing Book Writing Market Research
- Timezone
- Timezone: Pacific Time (US and Canada)
Event date(s): -
Registration ends: Sat, Sep 16, 2023 11:59 PM (1 year 4 months ago)
How Do You Get To Know Your Audience?
Are you skilled at describing and researching avatars?
We're looking for speakers who provide a unique perspective that can help authors gain clarity about their target readers, and perhaps re-thinking who they've chosen as their audience.
Your personal stories supporting your research process and how it worked out in your life or business would be helpful as well.
What's in it for you?
Let us know in your application what benefit you'd like as a result of your presentation. Some ideas:
- If you've written books that lead to your services, you'll be able to share your opt in page link to your lead magnet.
- If you're looking for a support group of authors or others to help you, this is a great way to introduce yourself to potential members of your support group.
- You'll receive a link to a recording of your presentation so you can use it as a way to introduce yourself to future collaborators and clients.
- Depending on your presentation and how it fits into Marilyn's future plans, you may be invited to participate in subsequent programs and opportunities.
- Speakers
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Four Easy Steps to Connect With Your ReadersDoyle Banks The Connection Advantage Coach
One key to connecting with readers is to use empathy skills. In this interview, Doyle will share four easy steps of the empathy process, so that you can genuinely connect to and speak to what your readers need and desire.
Mindset Mindfulness +1How to Always Know What to Do Next (focus and finish)Eric Asbeck FounderTap into Your Neurocircuitry: Strategies to Unleash Your Brain's Potential and Simplify Tasks for Mindful Entrepreneurs
It's Nice to Meet You! Understanding Your Ideal Reader AvatarHeather Asiyanbi Owner/EditorWhen you picture someone sitting on their couch reading your book, who do you see?
Saying your book can help everyone means it won't really help anyone.
You must have a crystal clear image of that person and know them — not just their demographics but their psychographics as well — so you write a message that really addresses their problem and provides a solution. You want to craft your narrative and the transformation you want them to experience in a way that more deeply resonates with your reader.
This way, when that person picks up your book, they hope you can help them. By the time they turn the last page, they're already taking action.
An Author's JourneySidhant Bastia AuthorThis is my understanding on things that all authors, writers, poets will ever need to get the best out of himself/herself to express his/her emotions in their words jotted down for the world to read and ride through. But how to get the audience??? Come lets explore that too..
Skills & TradesBook Writing