Your book is on Amazon, your family bought copies, and then the sales just… stopped. That's not a bad book — that's an invisible one, and our book marketing services exist for exactly this: Amazon ads, social campaigns, and review pushes run for authors who already published, with us or with anyone else.
Nobody can guarantee book sales. Nobody. Not us, not the company that emailed you promising bestseller status for $3,000. What marketing actually does is put your book in front of thousands of the right readers instead of none — and books that get seen sell more than books that don't. If someone guarantees you sales figures or a bestseller badge, keep your credit card in your pocket. We'd rather tell you the truth and earn the work.
"Marketing" gets sold as a fog. Here's the itemized version — the five things your money actually buys, mixed to fit your book and budget.
Sponsored placements that put your book in front of shoppers searching your genre — the readers already holding their wallets. The first weeks are testing: we try different keywords and audiences, keep what sells, and cut what doesn't. That testing period is normal, and it's what the setup fee pays for.
Social ads reach readers who aren't searching for a book but will stop scrolling for the right one. Especially strong for memoirs, romance, and children's books, where the cover and a human story do the selling.
Readers buy authors, not just titles. We build your presence — your author profiles, your story, your face — so that when someone looks you up after seeing an ad, they find a real person worth reading. This is the piece that keeps paying off after the ads stop.
A book with no reviews stalls no matter how good the ads are — shoppers click, see zero stars, and leave. We run legitimate outreach to genre readers and reviewers to get honest reviews on your page. Honest is the key word: paid fake reviews violate Amazon's rules and can get a book pulled.
One home on the internet that you own — your books, your story, a way for readers and podcasters and book clubs to reach you. Ads rent attention; a website keeps it.
“I published my novel in 2023 with another company and sold eleven copies — nine to my family. What I appreciated most was the first call: they told me flat out they couldn't promise numbers. Six months in, strangers are leaving reviews. Strangers! That was the whole dream.”
Two ways in, both with the numbers printed right here. Payment by card or bank through a secure invoice, and you can start with a 50% deposit.
For books that are already out — published with us or anywhere else. The setup covers building your campaigns right; the monthly fee runs them.
Publishing your book now? Three packages include marketing from day one — usually the better value if you haven't published yet.
Every arrangement follows the same three promises we publish everywhere: one transparent price in writing · 100% of rights and royalties stay yours · nothing runs without your approval. Prices reflect the current 50% promotion on packages.
$499/month plus $500 setup, printed right here. If a marketing company won't publish a price, the price is whatever they think you'll pay.
"Guaranteed bestseller" is the oldest trick played on authors. We promise the work — ads running, reviews sought, reports honest — never a sales number.
Ad copy, images, your author pages — nothing runs with your name on it until you've said yes to it.
6010 Singleton Rd, STE 213-109, Norcross, GA. Call (229) 518-4453, 1pm–11pm ET, any day of the week — and ask us anything about your campaign.
Monthly campaigns start at $499/month plus a one-time $500 setup fee. If you're publishing with us, the Author's Elite ($2,499), Premier ($3,999), and Quantum ($7,999) packages include marketing months in the single package price. Both numbers go in your contract before you pay anything.
No — and neither can anyone else, whatever their ads claim. Marketing controls how many of the right readers see your book; readers decide whether to buy it. What we can promise, in writing, is the work itself: the campaigns, the outreach, and honest reporting on what happened. Companies that guarantee sales are either lying or planning to buy fake ones.
Yes. As long as you hold the rights to your book, we can market it — it doesn't matter who published it or when. Older books are often easier to work with, honestly: reviews exist, the files are done, and we can spend the whole budget on visibility. Authors who published elsewhere and then went looking for marketing are one of the biggest groups we serve.
Mostly setup and testing — and we tell you that up front so month one doesn't feel like a disappointment. We build the campaigns, test keywords and audiences, and find what your book responds to. The results compound from there. Marketing is a months-long push, not a light switch.
For one book with a small budget, ads and reviews come first. But if you're building as an author — more books coming, speaking, local press — a website is where all of it points. It's included in the Elite package and up, or we can build one as part of a monthly campaign.
Give it a few months minimum — month one is testing, and momentum builds after that. On the call we'll tell you honestly what a realistic push looks like for your genre and budget, and whatever we agree on goes in writing before you pay a cent.
Haven't published yet? Start with our book publishing services — marketing is stronger when the book launches right. Curious about the money side? Here's what publishing really costs and how the whole process works. A weak cover makes every ad more expensive — our book cover design services can fix that first.