The Ultimate Guide to Using Beta Readers for a Non-Fiction Book

Beta readers can be useful to improve, edit, and polish your non-fiction book. That said, you don't want to send your manuscript to beta readers and just ask 'what do you think?' because it's not going to go well. Instead, consider what you need the beta reader to help you with and what questions make sense given the stage of the work you're at.

In this video, Julie Broad of Book Launchers breaks it down into the stage of your manuscript development and what to ask a beta reader. She also covers who will make a great beta reader and how to collect beta reader feedback and use it.

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Chapters:
00:00 Introduction
01:18 Step 1 in Working with Beta Readers
01:45 First Draft Beta Reader
03:16 Mid-Edit Beta Readers
04:22 Final Draft Beta Reading
05:18 Who is a good beta reader for your book?