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Description
Genre
Travel
Book description
This book is the ultimate guide to an incredible National Parks camping trip – from
packing the right gear to finding a great campsite, covering all the information you
Target audience
What’s your reader’s gender? Both men and women.
What’s their age? There are 2 age groups of the target audience for
this book: 25-50 and 50+. They could be first-time
campers or experienced outdoor adventurers.
Also, retirees are our main focus in terms of the
50+ age group, but the book should appeal to all
age groups.
What’s their cultural background? The readers come from a wide range of cultural
backgrounds.
What’s their family situation? The readers can be either single, couples, families
or even small groups of friends. Some are single
mothers, fathers, or parents looking for quality
time with their children. Others may be couples
and families searching for a meaningful vacation
away from the hustle and bustle of everyday life.
What’s their work situation? The readers are typically employed but may also
include working professionals, retirees, and
people with flexible schedules.
What’s their financial situation? The readers will likely have a moderate or higher
income, allowing them to invest in the necessary
gear for camping.
What keeps them awake at night? The readers are likely to have a variety of
challenges, such as safety concerns and financial
constraints. They want to explore the outdoors
but are intimidated by the lack of knowledge and
skills they need. Or they may be looking for ways
to make their camping trip as safe and stress-free
as possible.
What makes them angry? The readers may be frustrated with the lack of
information about camping in national parks.
They may feel overwhelmed by the gear and
supplies needed for camping or frustrated with
planning a successful trip.
What makes them happy? The readers get joy and satisfaction from
planning a successful camping trip, learning new
skills, and gaining confidence in the outdoors.
They also appreciate reconnecting with nature
and sharing their experiences with family and
friends.
What are their goals in life? The readers want to make the most of their
camping experiences and explore nature safely.
They also want to build confidence in their
outdoor skills, have fun, and create lasting
memories for themselves and their families.
Who are their heroes? Who do they
admire?
The readers admire outdoor adventurers like Bear
Grylls and survivalists like Les Stroud. They also
may look up to family members who have taken
successful camping trips or experienced campers
they’ve met in the wild.
Who are their enemies? The readers may distrust campsites or parks that
don’t provide the proper safety measures or lack
amenities. They likely will have a healthy
skepticism regarding camping tips and advice
from strangers.
Who do they want to please? The readers want to please their families, friends,
and themselves. They also take pride in mastering
the necessary skills for camping and successfully
navigating the outdoors.
What trends are going to affect
them?
The readers will be affected by trends such as
climate change, the growth of sustainable
tourism, and the increasing popularity of outdoor
activities. They’ll also need to be aware of any
new regulations or restrictions in national parks.
What websites do they spend the
most time on?
The readers likely browse sites like The National
Park Service, Outdoor Gear Lab, and REI for tips
and advice on camping. They may also visit
forums to ask questions and exchange stories
with experienced campers.
Do they have a built-in bias? Are
they inclined to trust or deny
science? Are they religious? Do they
have a strong political opinion? Do
they trust/respond well to
authorities?
The readers may or may not have a built-in bias,
as this will depend on the individual. Trusting or
denying science and having strong political
opinions are personal decisions that vary from
person to person. However, campers tend to rely
on information from official sources when it
comes to trusting authorities.
What is their secret desire,
something they wouldn’t even tell
their best friend/ therapist/ spouse
or even admit to themselves? What
is that one thing they crave above
anything else?
The readers want to feel a sense of
accomplishment and adventure, to have the
confidence to navigate the outdoors successfully
and safely. They also crave a connection with
nature and feel at one with the environment.
#1 Pain Point Readers feel unfulfilled and want to fill the void with experiences
outdoors. Most of our audience are retirees who are looking for
meaningful activities since they no longer work. They want to explore
nature, visit places of historical significance, and find ways to enjoy life
more fully. They need help on how to make the most of their time and
budget so that they can make the most out of their retirement years.
Pain Point Readers are intimidated by the lack of knowledge and skills needed for
camping. Retirees and single moms often are distracted by the idea of
having to learn about camping and outdoor activities. They are unsure if
they have the physical ability or necessary gear needed for a successful
trip outdoors.
Pain Point Readers want to plan a successful camping trip but feel overwhelmed by
the gear and supplies required. With limited budgets and time
constraints, they feel unprepared and overwhelmed by the amount of
research needed to plan a successful camping trip. They want to know
what gear is most important and where to find the best deals on quality
outdoor items.
Pain Point Readers struggle to find the time and money required for camping trips.
Though retirees and single moms may want to camp, they often can’t
afford the equipment or find the time necessary to execute their plans.
They need help on how to plan a camping trip that is efficient and
affordable.
Pain Point Readers may have difficulty finding reliable information on camping sites
and activities. With a lot of conflicting information on the web, readers
often feel confused and frustrated. They need help identifying reliable
sources of information that will lead them to a successful camping
experience.
Why should your target audience read this book? What will they gain from it?
What method will they learn to
achieve the solution:
The readers will learn how to identify the right gear
and supplies for a camping trip, plan and prepare,
follow safety guidelines, and demonstrate proper
environmental sustainability when camping.
Future Outcome The readers will gain the knowledge and skills
necessary to go camping confidently and safely
while preserving the environment. They will be able
to appreciate the outdoors, explore their
surroundings, and enjoy unique adventures in nature
Ebook details
First page
- Title
- Author’s name
- Subtitle
First ebook page details
Title-The Ultimate Guide to Camping in National Parks
Subtitle-104 Necessities To Ensure The Best Trip Of Your Life.
Author's name-Jake Ward
Last page
Last ebook page details
Ebook publisher
KDP-Kindle Direct Publishing
Creative vision
Style attributes
Design needs
I just need it to be unique and different from my competitors. I put my competitor's book covers in the choose file. They are the ones that have national parks in them. I also put the book covers I like down below in the choose file. I also put the stock images down there so there should be 9 of them. If you think you can find better stock images them go for it.
What to avoid
nope just be unique and different from my competitors.
Contest deliverables
1 x Ebook cover
Final files
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