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Book marketing

Cover design, launch architecture, Amazon presence, email lists, and social proof campaigns so a book does not quietly disappear.

  • Cover and title packaging that holds on a thumbnail
  • Pre-launch and launch calendars
  • Amazon and retailer positioning
  • Author platform and email list
  • Review, partnership, and content systems

Covers

The first sale happens at thumbnail size.

Packaging for authors who need a spine, a thumbnail, and a promise that holds in a feed. Open any cover.

Engagements

How the work is scoped.

Cover and packaging

Authors who need a face the shelf (and the thumbnail) can sell

  • Concept and competitive scan
  • Cover, spine, and type lockup
  • Thumbnail test at Amazon size
  • Print and ebook files

Launch architecture

Authors 8–12 weeks from publication

  • Positioning and reader promise
  • Launch calendar
  • Retailer and Amazon setup review
  • Content and email skeleton

Author platform

Writers who need a real audience before the next book

  • Channel strategy (email, social, partnerships)
  • Lead magnet and list system
  • 90-day content engine
  • Monthly reporting

Launch

Cover, then the engine that keeps it selling after week two.

Positioning, proof, distribution, and follow-through — the same work that took Twitch channels from 447 to 2.4K and held a 4.8 on GrabStar — applied to launches, lists, and backlist titles that stalled.

Position

A reader promise sharp enough to survive the Amazon fold and a conversation.

Audience

Email first. Social as distribution, not as a substitute for a list.

Proof

Reviews, partnerships, and content that make the book feel inevitable.

Start

Bring the manuscript, the date, or the stall.

Launch architecture starts 8–12 weeks out when we can. Cover work can start this week.