It can
- Build visibility for the book and the author
- Reach relevant readers where they already are
- Create a professional launch
- Strengthen your author brand over time
- Improve how the book is presented in every listing
- Give you data on what is working
Marketing does not sell a book on its own; it makes sure the right readers know the book exists. That is a different promise, and it is one we can keep.
Honest expectations are the foundation of a working relationship.
Any provider promising these should be treated with caution.
Who the book is for, what it offers them and how it compares to what they already read.
Listings, description, author bio, website and social profiles brought up to standard.
A structured campaign around release: assets, outreach, early readers and advertising where appropriate.
Monthly activity and reporting, adjusted to what the data shows.
No. No legitimate service provider should guarantee a specific number of book sales. Marketing can improve visibility and reach, but commercial results depend on many factors, including the book itself, the genre, pricing and timing.
Ideally before the book is finished. Author branding, a website and a reader list take time to build and are most effective if they exist before launch.
Yes, on Amazon, Meta and Google, with budgets you set and reporting you can read. We recommend starting small and scaling what works.
A confidential conversation, a clear scope and a written quote. No obligation.