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Fiction and nonfiction authors, independent and traditionally published authors, debut and series authors, plus publishers, imprints and ghostwriters.
Yes. Many projects start after publication, usually with retail positioning, reader discovery and email.
Yes. Ten to twelve weeks before publication is ideal for launch planning, but earlier is better for brand and website work.
Yes. You can start with one focused service and connect others later if they make sense.
Yes. Independent authors are a large part of the work we are built for.
Yes. We plan around your publisher's activity and focus on what you own as the author.
Yes. We work remotely with authors in different countries and time zones.
Yes. Our retail page work covers descriptions, categories, keywords and back matter on Amazon and other retailers.
Yes. We build signup offers, welcome sequences and newsletter rhythms designed for authors.
No. Marketing can improve positioning, discovery and opportunity. It cannot ethically guarantee how readers respond.
No. Anyone promising bestseller status in advance is promising something they do not control.
No. We never buy, sell or manipulate reviews. Our discovery work helps real readers find the book, and their opinions stay their own.
You share your book and current platform. We look at how discoverable it is and reply with the clearest gaps and where attention is most likely to matter.
Yes. After a first project, many authors continue with ongoing email, content, advertising or discovery support.
Ready when you are
Your next book deserves more than launch week.
Build the platform, audience and marketing system that can keep working after publication day.
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