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Report #3

How To Write The Target Markets Section

Report #3: How To Write The Target Markets Section (in the How To Write A Book Proposal Library) takes the author through a the process of researching the tarket markets for a book, including offline and online market behavior. This report is a continuation of the mock book proposal process started with Report #2: How To Write The Competitive Books Section for the fictious book, The Book-Editing Book and Other Redundancies.

In this 18-page report, you'll find:

• an explanation of demographics and why they're important to an author
   
• a description of what is considered traditional and online market research
   
• instructions for how to utilize five mediums or types of resources related to offline research and how to analyze the results
   
• instructions for how to research three types of online sources used for online research and how to analyze the results
   
• an explanation of primary and secondary markets and why they are important
   
• how to analyze the offline and online research collectively
   
• a sample target markets section of a book proposal
   
   

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1. Fill out the Contact Form to request a phone appointment (from Lori Lisi).
    
2. Include the status of your manuscript and any submission materials.
    
3. Include several possible time frames to set up a phone appointment.
    
4. If you have a draft of your proposal and/or the first two chapters of your manuscript, please upload that into the form as well.
    

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