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Pitch Document


The Bookish Type started in 2019, running pop-up bookstalls until 2020 when they set up their own website and opened their first brickand mortar store. They aim to actively support and work with the local queer community They sell a range of queer literature, including non-fiction, graphic novels and children’s books.


visibility

To sell high quality books by LGBTQ+ authors and writers

fun

social consciousness

colourful inclusive

representation equality

diversity

known locally but less known nationally cheaper than big brands like Waterstones

creative communal

good USP with focus on queer literature


Name: Alex Young Age: 22 Pronouns: They/Them Career: Illustration student in Leeds Likes: Reading, Drawing, Coffee Shops Dislikes: Homophobia, Bad endings to books Shopping Habits: Prefers to shop in person, Supports small businesses, £25 a month on books


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Easy to navigate

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Simple font – easy to read

Cluttered and busy homepage

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No clear target customer

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Strong colour palette

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Lacks personality and fun

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FAQ page

New this month section Newsletter to sign up to


Aim to: • Give more, professional sleek while also being fun New font choices

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Create Events page


SHOP FOR CART

SHOP fiction non-fiction YA kids poetry merch graphic novels short stories gift vouchers pay it forward

POSTAGE

HOME ABOUT US

BESTSELLING NOVELS

FAQS

CONTACT


CART

HOME

ABOUT US NEWSLETTER

BESTSELLING NOVELS RECOMMENDED BOOKS

BOOKSTORE

EVENTS

ABOUT US

FAQ

fiction

link to events

nicola

postage and shipping

non-fiction YA kids poetry gift vouchers pay it forward

joe ray


Used bolder font to look more professional, giving a more confident look while keeping the authentic simplicity


Century Gothic

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