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Tap Tap Go for YouAuthors: let a conversation become the first page
Someone who enjoyed speaking with you should have an easy way to discover the writing that follows.
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Tap Tap Go for YouNovelists: invite readers into the world without explaining it away
A carefully chosen passage can do more than a long description of why the story matters.
Tap Tap Go for YouPoets: give the words room to be heard
A poem can create an immediate connection when the reader is given a clear, uncluttered way into it.
Tap Tap Go for YouScreenwriters: make the story premise and writing voice easy to recognise
A professional introduction should reveal the kind of stories you write without exposing every unfinished page.
Tap Tap Go for YouPlaywrights: connect the page with the possibility of performance
A play lives in language, relationships and the room it asks an audience to imagine.
Tap Tap Go for YouJournalists: make the work and the reporting identity easy to find
A source, editor or reader should be able to understand who you are and the work you publish.
Tap Tap Go for YouEssayists: let one idea lead readers to the wider body of work
A thoughtful introduction can make a complex voice approachable without reducing it to a slogan.
Tap Tap Go for YouColumnists: make the continuing conversation easy to follow
A regular column builds a relationship through recurring questions, a recognisable voice and new observations.
Tap Tap Go for YouMagazine editors: show the editorial world you are building
A magazine’s identity emerges from the relationship between stories, images, pace and point of view.
Tap Tap Go for YouIndependent publishers: connect the catalogue to a point of view
A small catalogue can feel expansive when the reader understands the idea that holds it together.
Tap Tap Go for YouVoice actors: let the right sample speak first
A carefully labelled voice sample can help a producer recognise the tone they are looking for quickly.
Tap Tap Go for YouActors: give a brief meeting a clear performance reference
A reel, a current introduction and accurate credits can help a creative contact remember the person they met.