Sentences with phrase «beta readers outside»

We probably want most of our beta readers to be familiar with our genre, but it's possible for beta readers outside our genre to be valuable too.

-LSB-...] probably want most of our beta readers to be familiar with our genre, but it's possible for beta readers outside our genre to be valuable too.

Recently I've been thinking of giving my writing to beta readers outside my genre.

If you're prone to writing too concise or dropping transitions, I think it's actually better to have at least one beta reader outside your own demographic and ideally unfamiliar with your genre (though you don't want someone who'll be bored or something).

A beta reader outside our market who's willing to figure out what parts they did enjoy could give us insight into what our strengths are.

Not exact matches

I wasn't always a good (much less great) beta reader, but one activity that really helped me grow as a beta reader (and now an editor) was beta reading outside my genre.

The more work I produce the more I'm having to go outside my beta readers and favors from super talented friends.

There are ways to build a team of insightful beta readers who can provide you an outside perspective.

And I asked him something on behalf of several authors who have mentioned to me what I call the «friends and family problem»: writers who use associates as early («beta») readers frequently find that people outside the business (who can be your best gauges of a non-publishing crowd's reaction) have trouble with plain MS format.

Two of my beta readers were outside of my target audience.

I have my beta readers (again, outside of family) from different author forums, and from twitter connections.

I will ALWAYS be grateful for your support, kindness, openness, being one helluva fantastic beta reader and an all - around beautiful person on the outside and on the inside.