Julie Broad explains how to signal who your book is for in an author bio. A single phrase like "helping companies tell their story" or "young families seeking Airbnb income" tells readers instantly if the book is meant for them.
What does that author bio need? Number two on this checklist, an appeal to your ideal reader. This can be the biggest point of credibility, as we've discussed, but often it's a simple phrase or statement that will really highlight who the book is for. Tony, now author of Lights, Camera, Action, has a simple line in his bio. He believes every company has a story and loves helping them tell it. That speaks to who his reader is and a passion for helping them. That is great. In a bio. Mark and Kirsten Crickey, in their book, you, Me and Airbnb say their path to running their own property management business and financial freedom started with Airbnb Rentals. Now they educate young families on the income opportunities with real estate investment. You know this is for you if you want to use real estate to support your young family.
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