[stylist] RE I am Back

[Debby Phillips]

Hi all, I haven't written here for awhile. But David, your question piqued my interest. For me, I think it's a bit of both. I read what interests me, but at another level I read what I need to know. For instance, I have an interest in World War Ii, especially as it impacted the lives of ordinary people. But for my spiritual growth, I look for books that I need to read, books that will deepen my prayer life and make me think. So I think there's a definite reading of what people are interested in. Homefully this makes sense. I am just now beginning to drink my first cup of coffee, so my brain is in slow mode.     Debby

On Oct 27, 2017 6:59 AM, David Russell via stylist <stylist at nfbnet.org> wrote:
>
> Hi Writers, 
>
> First, responding to Linda Lambert, thanks for the suggestion to send 
> book coupons to some of the network shows that cater to Messianic 
> Jewish interests. I had not thought of that avenue. 
>
> I did have a response from the Facebook group spoken of, that might be 
> of interest in general. One person feels that marketing has shifted 
> from appealing to need to know to now appealing to identify with 
> interest. 
> Saying it another way, People read what they are interested in first, 
> more than what they need to know about. I suppose it makes a writer's 
> job more reader-centric. Thoughts? 
>
> -- 
> David Russell 
> david.sonofhashem at gmail.com 
> "chilah phanim" Make G-d smile! 
>
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