An honest critique of written work is the first step to generating best selling content.
Many believe the writer is responsible for generating a bestselling book.
Those many would be wrong.
Without a quality critique, no matter how well written to book may be, it won't get past the first publisher.
Writers miss the details of flow and check.
While writers struggle to insert details of the story, they often miss the gentle flow of writing a phrase or connecting a relationship.
Those missing verbiages can cost the reader interest and the writer a publication.
Publishers want to produce polished product with style that can't miss the target.
A quality critique can pass the muster.
Writers lose story line and misplace characters.
Missing characters and unending roads of storyline capsize the reader and the book in the seas of the unread.
Detailed word flows round the curves of storylines and follow characters from start to finish, driving publication, promotion and marketing options for a quality read.
Fully developed and present characters keep the readers coming back for more, book after book.
Writers regurgitate destitute titles.
If the title sucks, no matter how wonderful the book cover looks, nobody will read the book.
Quality critiques recognize title FAILURES.
"Angels" may be an awesome title, but not unless the book is truly about ANGELS.
Give the book a real title that fits the contents of the article, book, or item written.
If it can't be recognized by the title, better change it.
Writers capture quality critiques with functional content suitable for publication.