A Marketing Plan Built Around Your Book, Not a Template.
Most marketing campaigns run the same playbook on every book that comes through. We build the plan around your specific book instead, from the platforms we use to the readers we target. Launch strategy and ongoing promotion get shaped by what your book actually is, not a generic checklist.
A Finished Book Does Not Sell Itself. A Generic Campaign Will Not Either.
What Our Marketing Plans Cover
Every plan is built from the same set of tools, adjusted based on your genre, your audience, and your launch timeline.
Ad Management
We run and manage Amazon and social media advertising aimed at readers actively looking for books like yours.
Social Strategy
Platform-specific content and posting strategy built around your book, your genre, and where your actual readers spend time.
Email Campaigns
Launch sequences and ongoing email campaigns written to build interest before release and keep readers engaged after.
PR Outreach
Direct outreach to media contacts, book bloggers, and review outlets relevant to your genre and your target audience.
Review Generation
Coordinated outreach to generate advance reviews before launch, giving your book social proof from day one.
Launch Strategy
A full release plan covering timing, platform sequencing, and promotional pacing built around your specific book.
How We Build and Run Your Marketing Campaign
Strategy Call
We start with a conversation about your book, your audience, and your launch timeline to shape a plan around your actual goals.
Campaign Build
We put together the full marketing plan, including ad strategy, content calendar, and outreach targets specific to your book.
Pre-Launch Push
Advance reviews, early content, and outreach begin ahead of release to build interest before your book is even available.
Launch Execution
Ads, social content, and email campaigns go live in sequence around your release date, timed to build momentum rather than spike and drop.
Performance Tracking
We monitor how each channel is performing and adjust spend and messaging based on what is actually working.
Ongoing Optimization
Campaigns continue to get refined after launch, since most books sell over months, not just during release week.
Find a Marketing Plan That Fits Your Launch
Launch Campaign
3 months, for authors who need a focused push around release.$1,999
- Amazon advertising setup and management
- Social promotion across two platforms
- Email campaign strategy and templates
- Metadata and description optimization
- 10 to 15 advance reviews generated
- Monthly performance reporting
Growth Campaign
6 months, for authors who want sustained promotion beyond launch week.$3,999
- Amazon and Facebook ad management
- Social media across three to four platforms
- Full email marketing execution
- PR outreach to 50 plus media contacts
- Promotional site feature coordination
- 25 to 30 advance reviews generated
- Biweekly strategy calls
- Detailed analytics and reporting
Bestseller Campaign
9 months, for authors aiming for category rankings and long-term visibility.$6,999
- Full advertising management across all platforms
- Complete social media coordination
- Advanced email marketing with segmentation
- Extensive PR and media outreach
- Influencer partnership coordination
- Premium promotional site placements
- 50 plus advance reviews generated
- Launch week optimization strategy
- Weekly strategy calls
- Post-launch momentum planning
Books We've Worked On, Across Every Genre
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Ready to Publish Your Book?
Tell us where you are, whether that's a rough idea you haven't written down yet, a draft sitting half-finished on your desk, or a completed manuscript that just needs the next step. We'll look at what you have and put together a plan that actually fits it.
What Authors Are Saying
Nathan Cole
Self-Help
I figured marketing meant a few posts before launch and calling it done. What I got was a release schedule, a podcast list sorted by actual relevance, and an email sequence I'm still using. Didn't occur to me to ask for any of that on my own.
Lena Okafor
Memoir
My first book came out and basically sat there. No plan, no push, just live and waiting. This time pre-orders started before the cover was even locked. I didn't know what to do with that, honestly.
Ray Thompson
Science Fiction
They pitched to reviewers I'd never have found and followed up on ones I'd have let go after one email. First month outsold my entire first year on my previous book. I keep saying that because I still find it a little hard to believe.
Yvonne Asante
Romance
Launch weeks used to feel like a lot of effort with not much to show. This one had structure behind it. Three book clubs picked it up in the first two weeks and I hadn't contacted any of them.
Omar Siddiqui
Educational Books
My topic isn't trending anywhere so I wasn't expecting much from the social push. They found audiences I didn't know existed and the engagement wasn't just inflated numbers. People were actually asking questions about the book.
Grace Patel
Middle Grade Fiction
Hit a bestseller tag on Amazon in the first week. I know what those mean and what they don't, but sales held past the launch window, which is the part I was actually watching. That part I can't explain.
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