Which website/contact line is shown in the example bio?

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Author Bio Checklist Item 5: Where to Connect with You

27 Mar 2023 · 1 min

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Julie Broad explains Checklist Point 5 ("Where to Connect with You") for back-of-book author bios and walks through Brigitte Picchese/Pegasi's bio as an example. The example highlights identifying the target reader, teasing credibility (awards, TEDx, bestseller status), personal detail (lives in London), and ends with a contact line: "Learn more@beautyrobic.com." The clip is an instructional sample showing how to include a connection point in a short author bio.

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Learn more@beautyrobic.com

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What does that author bio need? Checklist Point 5 Where to Connect with you for your back of the book bio. You don't necessarily put this there. You would likely have a website somewhere else on the back of the book. Let's take a look at Brigitte Picchese's back of her book bio, which hits the points nicely. Brigitte Pegasi is a female specialist, transformation coach and mentor who developed BeautyRobic, a unique program that gained national recognition in Europe, helping thousands of women to improve their health, body shape, confidence, femininity and overall happiness. That statement is clearly identifying her reader and it teases her best credibility highlight. She received a Promise for the Future award from the Young Entrepreneurs association and spoke on concepts around attractiveness at TEDx. This is her credibility on this subject and further adding to the hook and interest, this book is already a bestseller in Hungary and now is finally available for you too. She currently lives in London with her family and then at the very bottom it says. Learn more@beautyrobic.com.