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[Must-see interview!] 🧲 Why niching is your reader supermagnet

Published 7 months agoΒ β€’Β 2 min read

Hi Reader!

Do you know exactly who your stories are a perfect-fit for?

I sat down with thriller author and email marketing expert Philip Duncan to talk about this ultra-important topic for fiction authors.

And it was so much fun!

This is one of my favorite interviews ever.

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(Having trouble finding the interview? Click here.)

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In this brand-new interview, I deep dive into the who, why, and how of finding your "one-click" readers as a fiction author.

In the interview, we answer questions like...

πŸ’‘ Who are your perfect readers?

πŸš€ How do you find them? (strategies and tools)

πŸ“š Is niching down is better than trying to appeal wide (and why)?

πŸ€” Is it possible to niche down too far?

πŸ’΅ Will narrowing my reader audience hurt my book sales?

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We also talk about one of the publication strategies that frustrates me the most as a professional editor...

😰 Waiting (and waiting and waiting) to publish your first book and why you should not do this!

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Part 2 of The Audience Equation IS FINALLY HERE!

If you're new to my list, welcome! If you've been around for a while, you might have already seen Part 1 of my Audience Equation: Visualize Your Voice.

The wait for Part 2: Analyze Your Audience is over. And it is FREE for a limited time!

This guide is part of a larger program that I am developing and is only free during the month of October.

If you can't easily and quickly describe who your ideal readers are, this guide (and interview) is for you.

Here's how to download your free Audience Equation Part 2: Analyze Your Audience guide:

  1. ​Click here and scroll down to the Day 7 sessions list. Click the giant text that says "DAY 7 - WATCH NOW!"
  2. When the Day 7 page loads, scroll to my sessionβ€”the first video on the page (then watch the interview! πŸ₯°)β€”and click the button just below my video.
  3. When my Audience Equation Part 2 download page loads, fill out the form. Voila!

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My interview in the Fiction Marketing Academy kicks off the final day of the summit, and I am so glad to have been part of it. The content in this summit is phenomenal. If you have not had a chance to watch the other sessions, definitely take some time to do that, whenever you have the chance.

These sessions are perma-free. They do not expire, so you can watch them anytime you want on the Fiction Marketing Academy YouTube channel (no special VIP pass needed).

I can't wait to hear your biggest takeaways from my interview with Philip! Hit reply and let me know! :)

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PS! All the links in this email are affiliate links. If you click any of these and purchase the Super Bundle, I will get a commission. It doesn't cost you anything extra, but I like to be upfront and 100% honest. πŸ₯°

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Sue Brown-Moore

Story Revision Coach for writers of character-driven fiction

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Sue Brown-Moore

Professional storysmith & fiction book coach

The heart of your story is in the hero's growth as a person. Learn how to start plotting the RIGHT story from your very first draft by digging deep into WHAT is holding your protagonist back and WHY they choose to become their best self. Sue's techniques break down storytelling in simple, intuitive ways that traditional writing methods often muddy. Stop wasting time spinning your creative wheels and start writing stories readers will remember... WITHOUT having to rewrite the story a million times.

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