Literature for Older Age Groups
Why?
As we live longer and better, we have new needs and interests.
How?
A publisher specializing in literature – both fiction and non-fiction – for the 70 years old and above.
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Non-Fiction Books for Kids
Why?
You have fiction for young adults, as well as “educational” non-fiction, but not many books that deal with current topics or serious adult topics like, finance, marketing, philosophy, etc.
How?
Publish books on subjects that matter today – the same topics adults find interesting and read about – written for kids.
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Book Video
Why?
Many people don’t like reading non-fiction.
How?
Synopsize popular non-fiction books in video format – a short documentary, summarizing the book and its main points.
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If You Liked This Book You Might Like That Book
Why?
As a starting point for discovering new books at the store.
How?
Create a list of books that customers can browse at your retail store to find a book they already read. For each such book list suggestions for a new book they might want to read in the following format: if you liked this book because of X you might enjoy these books…” List potential books for each identifiable quality of the book they already read.
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Marketing for Kids
Why?
A valuable skill they can learn early on.
How?
A book that teaches the basics of marketing to young kids.
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