Finding the Right Target Audience
Juliet Clark
Platform Building with Integrity for Non-Fiction Authors, Coaches, and Speakers.
Finding the right target audience is crucial when it comes to building a strong foundation for any project, and I couldn't agree more. It's definitely an important and enjoyable topic to tackle. Sometimes, authors may initially believe that their book is meant for everyone. However, unless they're writing the next Bible (which would be quite the feat!), it's important to understand that not every book can cater to such a broad audience. So, unless you're aiming for divine status, it's best to narrow down your focus.
There are several reasons why this is beneficial, including marketing and making your job as a writer easier. Trying to please everyone is an impossible task, and that's where defining your target audience comes in. You can start by asking yourself questions about who you're already serving with your work. For example, if you're writing a business book, who are your current clients or customers? Often, the market you're already familiar with can provide insights into your target audience.
Another helpful technique is visualizing your ideal reader. Instead of addressing a faceless crowd, imagine writing specifically to that one person who represents your target audience. This approach is similar to how people work on video content. By focusing on a single individual, it becomes easier to stay on target and connect with your audience on a deeper level.
In short, honing in on your target audience not only provides marketing benefits but also simplifies your writing process and enables you to create content that resonates with your intended readers. So, let's dive deeper into drilling down the details of finding that perfect match! Click here to listen.
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