Research shows that it costs between 5 and 25 times more to acquire a new customer than it does to retain one. That means your investment to find new readers could be wasted if you lose those readers because of the no-no I’m about to reveal.
This series of articles discusses hurdles that cause reader confusion.
Confusion = gripes = lost readers.
Here’s article #13. Do you see the problem? How would you fix it?
Introduction to Excerpt
Although the following paragraphs mirror a problem I’ve noticed countless times, they aren’t taken from a specific novel.
This series of articles discusses hurdles that cause reader confusion.
Confusion = gripes = lost readers.
Here’s article #12. Do you see the problem? How would you fix it?
Introduction to Excerpt
The following paragraphs represent phrasing I’ve encountered in multiple books.
This series of articles discusses hurdles that cause reader confusion.
Confusion = gripes = lost readers.
Here’s article #11. Do you see the problem? How would you fix it?
Introduction to Excerpt
This is a collage of phrasing I’ve collected from multiple books, edited to preserve anonymity of writers.
Excerpt
Journal entry for May 10, 2019: