5 Simple Steps to Identify Your Audience Hangout Place Using Amazon

Discover how Amazon can be a crucial tool for authors to research genres, trends, and competitors. This episode offers a concise guide on using Amazon's vast data to refine your book's positioning and audience understanding.Highlights:Identify Your Genre: Begin by clearly defining your book's genre. Precision here sets the stage for effective research.Find Your Amazon Category: Use Amazon's categories to pinpoint where your book belongs. Focus on the top three categories that align with your content.Research Books and Authors: Explore similar titles in your categories. Aim to identify books with shared audiences, concentrating on those with an Amazon rank under 50,000.Social Media Analysis: Investigate the social media presence of relevant authors to gauge audience engagement. This step helps identify where potential readers are most active.Select a Social Media Platform: Based on your findings, choose one platform to start building your audience. Focus on learning its intricacies to maximize your engagement efforts.Podcast Website: www.juxtabook.com/podcasts/beyondthebook Submit a Question:  To submit a question and to see the show notes, please visit https://www.juxtabook.com/beyondthebook and press the appropriate button.Make your mark as an author.Learn more about The Author’s Mark — Juxtabook’s 12-month professional publishing experience that helps nonfiction authors go from idea to published platform in 12 months or less.Juxtabook.com/authorsmarkLearn more about Your Path to Book Publishing by visiting Juxtabook.com and discover if traditional publishing, self-publishing, or hybrid publishing is right for you. It's time to make your mark and connect with like-minded authors to publish your book, build your author brand, and book marketing. Join TodayLiked this episode? Share it and tag us on Instagram @juxtabkLove the show? Leave a review and let us know!CONNECT WITH US: Website | Instagram | Facebook

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