Retail listing
Title, description, categories, and the details that help the book get discovered.
Greenwood
The plan
Publishing puts the book on a shelf. Marketing tells the right person the shelf exists. We work on the listing, the way you are introduced, and a small set of channels that match the genre, rather than a spray of posts that do not sound like you.
The useful work usually starts while the book is still in design. A launch week cannot invent an audience that nobody spoke to beforehand.
Included
Title, description, categories, and the details that help the book get discovered.
A clear biography and a way for readers to know who wrote the book.
A press note and launch messages written in a human voice.
Email, social, or advertising recommendations sized to the book, not to a fantasy budget.
A good fit
How it moves
We name who the book is for before we name the tactics.
Listing copy, biography, and launch notes.
A schedule that starts before the book is public and continues after.
The house
A manuscript in the author’s voice.
Structure, line, and a final proof.
Original art drawn for these pages.
Print and ebook, ready for the shelf.
A plan so the right reader can find it.
The shelf
Fiction, memoir, faith, and children’s books. Covers built to be held, not only uploaded.
Questions
No. Anyone who guarantees a bestseller is selling a wish. We build a plan that gives the book a real chance with its actual readers.
Yes. It is more effective when it begins earlier, and it is still worth doing later.
Next
Tell us where the project stands. We will answer with the next practical step.