Nobody can find the book
Weak keywords and categories keep the book out of the searches readers actually run on Amazon and Google.
BenefitReaders reach the book at the moment they are looking for something like it.
Clear direction, no pressure and a real person on the other end. Here is what that has meant for the authors we work with.
Weak keywords and categories keep the book out of the searches readers actually run on Amazon and Google.
BenefitReaders reach the book at the moment they are looking for something like it.
Cover, description and author pages send mixed signals, so browsers leave without knowing who the book is for.
BenefitOne clear message across every page, which lifts clicks and conversions.
Money goes to ads, packages and promises that are not tied to the book or its audience.
BenefitA short list of decisions worth making, in order, so budget stops leaking.
Many authors have been burned by pushy sellers and vague results in a crowded publishing world.
BenefitStraight answers, a calm pace and nothing you did not ask for.
Guessing at who reads the genre leads to guessing at where to spend time.
BenefitMarket and readership insight that points effort at real demand.
No trailer, landing page or newsletter means every launch starts from zero.
BenefitPolished, reusable assets that keep working long after launch week.
In this world of publishing I have found scads of scammers and myriad of miscreants. So... I went looking for a voice of reason, someone with empathy, a marketer yes, but not in a hurry. A person who treated me like a friend, not a number. And I'm glad to say her name is... Freya Berry.Peter Stewart, author
Original message from Peter StewartKali Thomas has from the start been up front and honest with me. Her gentle manner in addressing my concerns moving forward to allow my book greater visibility made sense and were consistently presented in a professional but non pushy narrative. She is a pleasure to talk with and has my admiration and respect.James D. Lewis, author
Original message from James D. Lewis