Services

Book marketing services for authors

Everything we build around a book — from the words and artwork to the press, reviewers and paid discovery — offered individually or bundled into three managed campaign packages.

What we do

Twelve services, one campaign

Social media is where a campaign is seen, but it is not the whole campaign. Beneath the posting sits the work that makes the posting convert: the words, the artwork, the page a click lands on, the press and reviewers who repeat the message, and the research that decides which readers to speak to in the first place.

Social media management

Ongoing publishing across the festival channels and your own: content calendar, cover-led creative, spotlight posts, community replies and a monthly performance report.

Email marketing

Segmented campaigns to our reader list and your own subscribers: launch announcement, sample-chapter drop, review-request follow-up and a re-engagement send. Copywriting, subject-line testing, scheduling and open/click reporting are all included.

Book trailer

A 30–60 second cinematic trailer cut for Facebook, Instagram, TikTok and YouTube — licensed footage or motion graphics, voice-over or on-screen narration, original score, captions, plus vertical and square exports.

Landing page

A single, fast, mobile-first page for your book: hook, synopsis, praise quotes, author bio, retailer buttons and an email capture form, wired to analytics so every click from every campaign is tracked.

Book cover

Genre-accurate cover design with typography, spine and back-cover copy layout, print-ready PDF to your printer's spec and a separate e-book JPEG at retailer resolution. Two concept directions, three revision rounds.

Author banner

Matching header art for Facebook, X, LinkedIn, Amazon Author Central and your website, so the same visual identity greets a reader wherever they find you.

Press release

A journalist-ready release written to news style — angle, quotes, boilerplate and contact block — with an optional distribution push to book media, genre blogs and regional outlets.

Media kit

A downloadable PDF and web kit: author bio in three lengths, high-resolution headshot and cover files, book metadata, interview questions, praise quotes and contact details — everything a producer or reviewer asks for.

Author review campaign

Structured outreach to genre reviewers, book clubs and ARC readers, with a managed review copy list, follow-up schedule and a compiled quote sheet you can reuse in ads and on your cover.

Classified ads

Paid placements in book newsletters, reader listings and classified sections, matched to your genre and price point, with placement dates and results reported back to you.

Sales copy

The words that actually sell the book: retailer description with formatting, back-cover blurb, ad hooks, elevator pitch and social captions — all written from the manuscript, not the blurb you already have.

Marketing research & analysis

Category and keyword research, competitor title breakdown, price-point analysis and reader-persona notes, delivered as a written report with the specific actions we recommend for your launch.

Packages & pricing

Basic, Standard and Premium

Three managed campaign packages, each with a fixed fee and no hidden costs. Every package is run by your account manager, reported on in writing, and scoped to one title. Books in a series can be added at a reduced rate.

Basic

$1,500

A complete promotional foundation for one title — everything a book needs to look and read professionally online.

  • •Social media management — 4 weeks across festival channels
  • •Email marketing — 2 campaigns to our reader list
  • •Sales copy — retailer description, blurb and 10 social captions
  • •Author banner set for all major platforms
  • •Book landing page with retailer buttons and email capture
  • •Marketing research summary — categories, keywords, 3 comparable titles
  • •Monthly performance report
Request Basic

Standard

$3,500

The full launch campaign: everything in Basic, plus original creative, media outreach and a review engine running alongside the ads.

  • •Everything in Basic, extended to 8 weeks
  • •Book trailer — 30–60 seconds with vertical and square cuts
  • •Media kit — downloadable PDF and web version
  • •Press release written and distributed to book media
  • •Author review campaign — reviewer and ARC outreach with quote sheet
  • •Email marketing — 5 campaigns including sample-chapter drop
  • •Classified ad placements in genre newsletters
  • •Paid discovery on Facebook and Pinterest (ad management included)
  • •Fortnightly reporting call with your account manager
Request Standard

Premium

$5,700

A managed, season-long campaign with new cover design, live festival featuring and continuous optimisation across every channel we run.

  • •Everything in Standard, extended to 16 weeks
  • •Book cover design or redesign — print-ready and e-book files
  • •Extended book trailer plus three ad-cut variants
  • •Live festival featuring session, recorded and delivered to you
  • •Author interview produced for the festival library
  • •Full marketing research & analysis report with launch plan
  • •Ongoing A/B testing of creative, copy and price points
  • •Priority placement in festival newsletters and exhibitions
  • •Weekly reporting and a dedicated account manager
Request Premium

Ad spend for paid discovery is billed separately at cost and agreed with you before any campaign goes live. Payment terms, deliverable dates and revision rounds are confirmed in writing before work starts.

How it runs

From brief to reporting

1 · Brief

You send the manuscript or published title, your goals and any existing assets. We reply with a written scope and a start date.

2 · Research

Category, keyword and competitor analysis decides the positioning before a single post or advert is written.

3 · Build

Creative production: copy, artwork, trailer, landing page and whatever else your package includes, all approved by you.

4 · Campaign

Publishing, outreach and paid discovery run to a calendar you can see, managed daily by your account manager.

5 · Report

Written reporting on reach, clicks, reviews and sales signals, with the next round of recommendations.