# Meet the reader behind the audience

Use these prompts to describe likely readers in useful, specific terms.

## Reading fit
- [ ] Name the genre and the reader expectations your book meets.
- [ ] Identify three themes, situations or questions central to the book.
- [ ] Describe comparable reading experiences without claiming another author endorses you.
- [ ] Write down what a reader might enjoy, learn or feel after reading.

## Discovery
- [ ] List places where readers already discuss the relevant genre or subject.
- [ ] Distinguish actual observations from guesses about your audience.
- [ ] Choose a useful conversation you can contribute to before promoting your book.
- [ ] Consider language, format and geographical access when sharing reading links.

## One-sentence reader profile
- [ ] Complete: This book may appeal to readers who enjoy ___ and are interested in ___.
- [ ] Complete: The most distinctive reason to consider it is ___.
- [ ] Choose one small, measurable discovery experiment to try next.

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