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title: "Find Your Right Readers" title: "The Find Your Right Readers Roadmap"
description: "A free email course for fiction authors on finding the readers who were always meant to find their story." description: "How to find readers who actually need your stories? avoid these 5 mistakes that lead to 0 sales on launch day, writing for an audience of 1 (just your mom), and posting every day for a year with nothing to show for it (even if you have zero platform and hate marketing)"
eec_slug: "find-your-right-readers" eec_slug: "find-your-right-readers"
pitch: |
Most advice about "finding readers" is really just advice about marketing — # Optional italic line under the title, for handling an objection up front.
ads, algorithms, funnels. This is different. Over a few short emails, at hero_subhead: "How to find readers who actually need your stories? avoid these 5 mistakes that lead to 0 sales on launch day, writing for an audience of 1 (just your mom), and posting every day for a year with nothing to show for it (even if you have zero platform and hate marketing)"
whatever pace you want to take it, I'll walk through how to think about who
your right readers actually are, and how to build a real path to them # Optional line under the signup button.
instead of shouting into the void. # social_proof: "Join a few hundred authors who've already started."
# Optional label on every "Send me day one" button across the page.
cta_text: "Get me started!"
# Optional "who's teaching this and why" section. Both fields are independently
# optional — set either or both.
credibility_heading: "Written by Will Estes, who's..."
credibility_bullets:
- "Noticed that most advice on selling your book is marketing advice about hustling."
- "Believes that most writers want to think about stories, not their next ad campaign."
# Optional day-by-day curriculum preview. `label` is optional per item.
curriculum_heading: "Here's what's inside"
curriculum_intro: "Five short emails, sent at whatever pace you want."
curriculum_items:
- label: "Day 1."
text: "Mistake #1: Writing for everyone who reads books. (Why a smaller target means more hits.)"
- label: "Day 2."
text: "Mistake #2: Perfecting your book before you start building your audience"
- label: "Day 3."
text: "Mistake #3: Selling the plot instead of the feeling."
- label: "Day 4."
text: "Mistake #4: Looking for readers in the wrong places. (Finding the people who need your stories means not talking to the ones who don't.)"
- label: "Day 5."
text: "Mistake #5: Quitting before the compounding kicks in."
# Optional heading above the repeated signup form at the bottom of the page.
repeat_cta_heading: "Ready to find your right readers?"
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