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Book Marketing Services

A launch quarter, not a launch day.

Most book marketing starts too late, aims at everyone, and stops on publication day. Fixing those three things is most of the work.

You keep your rights, your royalties and the final word on every decision.

Tell us about your book

DOC, DOCX, PDF, RTF, ODT or TXT · up to 25MB each

No pricing pages, no packages. We quote after reading your manuscript.

What you get

Why authors choose this

01

A defined readership

Who the book is actually for, described specifically enough to be reachable.

02

Listing right before launch

Metadata, categories and description set before publication, when they are still easy to change.

03

Sustained activity

A campaign planned across the launch quarter, adjusted on evidence.

04

Honest reporting

What happened, in plain terms, including what did not work.

How it works

Five stages, in order.

Each stage finishes before the next begins, and you see the work at every point where your decision changes what happens next.

Positioning

The reader, the comparable titles, and the sentence that makes someone pick it up.

Assets

Description copy, metadata, categories and launch materials.

Pre-launch

Early reader outreach and platform groundwork before publication.

Launch

Coordinated activity on the channels that suit your category.

The quarter

Continued activity and reporting after launch week.

Straight answers

What we will not promise you.

The absence of these claims is easier to trust than their presence.

  • No guaranteed sales, rankings or bestseller status.
  • No package prices, because a quote given before reading your manuscript is a guess.
  • No services recommended that your manuscript does not need.
  • No transfer of your rights. You remain the author and rights holder.
  • No testimonials or statistics on this site that have not been verified.

Questions

Before you enquire

No. Engineering a brief ranking in a narrow category is a mechanic, not a readership, and we will not sell it as a result.

Yes. We usually start with the existing listing and metadata, which are cheap to fix and commonly neglected.

Never. It breaches retailer terms and it misleads readers.