Answer for ProReach
Which questions should my book, idea, or mission answer if I want the right public to find it?
Answer the questions the people you want to reach are already asking and that your work is genuinely qualified to answer. The best questions clearly belong to what your work is about and matter enough that a strong answer could change what someone understands or does.
Do not start with “What can we post this week?”
Start with the person you want to reach.
What is he trying to understand? What is confusing him? What choice is he facing? What wrong idea keeps getting in the way?
A broad question can be useless
“What is freedom?” may be too broad if your work deals with a very specific kind of freedom.
A better question carries enough detail that your work has a real reason to be in the answer.
A question is worth answering when
- It belongs to your real subject
- The people you want to reach care about it
- The current answers are weak or incomplete
- Your work adds something real
- The answer can move the reader toward the mission or result
Ten questions are only the beginning
The free report samples ten questions readers may be asking now.
If we work together, we can keep following the real questions your work can answer instead of producing random content.
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