Your book is published and available but the readers who would love it have no idea it exists. This service traces exactly where your book goes invisible across Amazon, Goodreads, and search, then gives you a specific list of what to fix first. Not general tips. The actual gaps with the actual answers behind them.
A researched, sequenced outreach campaign to genre-specific readers, bloggers, book clubs, and press contacts who are already paying attention to books like yours. Every contact on the list is there for a specific reason, not because they appeared in a bulk search. This is the kind of outreach that opens real conversations.
A clear, confirmed picture of exactly where your book stands right now across every platform that matters to your readership. Not opinions, not guesses. This is a structured report that shows what is working, where you are invisible, and the three most valuable moves you can make from exactly where you stand today.
Reviews are not just feedback. They are the signal Amazon and readers use to decide whether your book is worth trusting. This service builds a sequenced, legitimate plan for gathering early reader reviews using timing, reader outreach, and ARC strategy designed around how the algorithm weighs review activity in your first weeks on sale.
If you have a strong book that has gone quiet, it does not need a full relaunch. It needs a targeted push. This service treats your backlist title like a new release, audits its current platform state, corrects what can be updated, and runs a focused outreach push to bring a fresh wave of reader attention to work you already did.
Your book is one title. Your author brand is the reason readers come back for every title after it. This service defines your voice, your positioning across platforms, and the consistent identity that makes every piece of content you put out feel like it came from the same person, because that consistency is what readers trust over time.
Email is still the highest-returning marketing channel for authors, but only when it is built with an actual strategy behind it from the start. This service designs your welcome sequence, your reader onboarding flow, and your ongoing content structure so that every new subscriber feels like they found something genuinely worth staying for.
The first seven days after your book goes live carry more weight on the algorithm than the three months that follow. This service manages the timing, content, outreach, and platform activity for your launch window so that everything happens in the right order at the right moment, and nothing important gets missed in the rush.
Goodreads has over 180 million readers, and the Listopia section is where highly specific reader lists live that feed directly into Amazon's ecosystem and AI recommendation systems. Authors cannot place their own books on these lists. This service handles the research, identifies the right niche lists for your title, coordinates legitimate placement through real readers, and builds an original list that puts your book beside comparable well-known titles.
Before you spend a single dollar on ads, your book needs to be sitting in the right categories with the right keywords attached to it. Most books are not. This service goes into the metadata layer of your Amazon listing and corrects what is quietly suppressing your organic reach every single day.
A messy or incomplete Goodreads record quietly tells readers to move on. Duplicate entries, missing details, wrong covers, and unlinked editions all suppress discovery. This service audits your live title page, corrects what is accessible, and flags exactly what needs your direct attention on the platform.
