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BUSINESS PROPOSAL

you just wrote something

you wonder if it’s good

TypeTribe has

tons of readers

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a professor a teacher

and two people over 65?

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time

you offer a small fee (we recommend a minimum of $5 a

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you

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Let’s look at the big picture:

You’re a first-time novelist who just finished your

second draft. You need an audience.

You can’t count on your blog

readers, Twitter

followers, and Facebook

friends to buy your book.

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book club members

literary magazine

subscribers

people who buy dozens of

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feedback

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BOOKSTOREWhen the book comes out, simply

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Whether you’re

trying to reach

one expert a small critique group or a ton of

future fans…

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