Reader feedback tab

"Reader feedback" is the most-visited tab in the report — how simulated readers read your book. Three parts:

1 · Five diagnostics

Each diagnostic is one angle with its own sub-scores, and flags the reader consensus (e.g. "Consensus 3/3: characters need improvement"):

Diagnostic	Sub-scores
Opening appeal	Hook, Positioning
Character analysis	Protagonist, Motivation, Dialogue, Voice
Pacing	Overall, Ending
Worldview	Clarity, Information load
Market	Word-of-mouth

Under each diagnostic, every reader's score and one-line take for that angle is listed. Per-diagnostic: Opening appeal · Character analysis · Pacing · Worldview & market

2 · Full reader feedback

Each reader (persona) gets a full write-up: what drew them in, where they disengaged, what they'd compare the book to, whether they'd recommend it now — plus 4 sub-scores (opening appeal / character / pacing / overall). See: Individual reader cards

3 · Market simulation

• Reader blurbs — one-line simulated reviews
• Comparable works — books with a similar feel
• Kindle estimate + expected reviews (★★★)

Reading order

1. Start with diagnostics whose consensus points to "needs improvement"
2. Then the lowest-scoring diagnostic
3. Finally the full reader feedback, to corroborate the above

Related

• Report structure
• Editor letter
• Individual reader cards