Your book has readers. They just can't find it yet.
I analyze your book's Amazon ranking, category placement, keyword targeting, review patterns, and audience signals to identify exactly why your ideal readers aren't discovering your work. Then I build the strategy to fix it.
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If even 2 or 3 of these feel familiar, your book almost certainly has a positioning gap that's blocking readers from finding it.
You have a 4.0+ rating. Readers who find it love it. But your BSR is stuck past #500,000 and organic discovery has completely stalled. The quality is there. The visibility infrastructure is not.
You did the launch posts, told your friends, maybe ran a small promo. There was a brief spike, then nothing. Three months later, it feels like the book never existed. That's a launch strategy gap, not a book problem.
You wrote the book, but you can't describe your ideal reader with precision. Without that map, marketing is just guessing.
Amazon has 16,000+ categories. Being in the wrong 3 means your book is invisible to readers who would love it. This is the single most common fixable problem.
Your series has a read-through leak. The cause is almost always a back-matter funnel gap: no next-book link, no newsletter CTA, or a Book 2 blurb that doesn't hook.
You published 2, 3, or 5+ books. The early ones stopped selling entirely. Those books still have value — they just need repositioning, refreshed metadata, and reintroduction.
You've been told to do newsletters, BookTok, Instagram, blog tours, Amazon ads, and 47 other things. You need a filter, not more noise.
You've tried ads, promos, or paid services. You have no framework to evaluate what moved the needle. You need a data baseline, not more tactics.
I'll look at your book's actual signals and tell you exactly what I see. No cost, no obligation.
Get a Free Assessment of Your Book's DataBefore I make a single recommendation, I examine these real, observable data signals. No guessing. No generic advice.
Where you rank overall and in each category, and what the trajectory tells us about momentum.
Whether your 3 categories align with where your actual readers browse and discover new books.
Whether your backend keywords match what readers type when looking for books like yours.
Whether the books next to yours attract the same readers or send them elsewhere entirely.
What readers say, how fast reviews accumulate, and what sentiment signals reveal.
Whether your price signals the right genre, quality tier, and reader expectations.
Whether your packaging triggers the genre expectations your ideal readers carry.
Your visibility on Amazon, Goodreads, BookBub, social platforms, and reader communities.
Read-through rates, back-matter funnels, series entry point optimization.
Subtitle, A+ Content, editorial reviews, and every piece of discoverability infrastructure.
Every engagement follows this sequence. Clear, documented, no surprises.
Send me your title, genre, and Amazon link. That's all I need. I look at the publicly available data before we even talk.
BSR trajectory, category placement, keyword alignment, review patterns, also-bought health, pricing, platform presence, and competitive landscape.
Exactly 3 specific, data-backed discovery or positioning gaps. Not vague observations. Precise signals showing where and why readers can't find your book.
For each gap, a corresponding market move. Exact categories, keywords, pricing adjustments, funnel fixes, and community targets. Actionable, not theoretical.
A written strategy document with prioritized action steps. Email support during implementation. I answer questions as they come up and help troubleshoot.
After changes take effect, I review the data again. What moved? What needs refinement? Strategy evolves based on real market response.
Most authors don't have a quality problem. They have a discovery problem. Their book sits in the wrong categories, targets keywords nobody searches, has a blurb that doesn't signal the right tropes, or ranks so low that no algorithm will ever surface it organically.
I started by noticing patterns. Why do some books with 4.5-star ratings and passionate reviews stay invisible while others with weaker content gain momentum? The answer is almost never writing quality. It's positioning, metadata, category alignment, and whether your book appears where your natural readers actually browse.
Today I combine deep market analysis with reader community intelligence. I look at your BSR trajectory, your also-bought carousel health, your category placement accuracy, your review velocity, your keyword targeting, your pricing strategy, and your platform presence. Then I build a clear, actionable plan that connects the dots.
I don't sell hype. I don't guarantee bestseller lists. I don't use tactics that risk your reputation. What I do is study your book's actual market signals, identify the specific gaps preventing discovery, and create strategies that put your book where the right readers are already looking.
Choose a focused service or combine several. Every engagement is built around your book's actual data and market position.
Fix the infrastructure that determines whether Amazon surfaces your book or buries it.
Identify exactly who your readers are, where they browse, and how to position your book in their path.
Research-driven launch plans built on market analysis, not generic checklists.
Targeted introductions to reader communities where your book naturally belongs.
Ethical review acceleration that builds genuine social proof readers trust.
Fix read-through leaks and give older titles a data-informed second life.
Clarify who you are as an author so readers and industry professionals instantly understand your work.
Sustainable online visibility that matches your personality and reaches your audience.
Strategic appearances that extend your reach while still feeling authentic.
Anonymized results from real engagements. The pattern is always the same: identify the gap, fix the infrastructure, readers find the book.
Before: 4.3 stars, 18 reviews, BSR past #1,000,000. Wrong categories, no keyword overlap.
After: Repositioned into fairy tale retelling + clean fantasy romance categories with aligned keywords.
Before: Passionate readers, but also-bought carousel drifted to unrelated titles. No new discovery.
After: Refreshed categories and keywords, targeted outreach to dark fiction book clubs and librarian networks.
Before: Blurb emphasized literary qualities. Readers actually wanted emotional stories about second chances.
After: Realigned blurb, categories, and keywords to match what readers search for and love.
Before: No back-matter links, no newsletter CTA. Book 2 blurb spoiled Book 1. Readers disappeared.
After: Fixed series funnel, rewrote Book 2 blurb, added proper back-matter threading.
Before: 12K email subscribers, 40+ reviews. BSR stuck. Competing in broad categories against major publishers.
After: Moved to specific subcategories, added A+ Content, created reader magnet funnel from existing platform.
Before: Reviews split between historical detail lovers and modern family drama fans. Only in general historical fiction.
After: Split keyword strategy targeting both reader pools through dual-timeline and family saga categories.
Each genre has different discovery mechanics, reader expectations, and platform dynamics. I apply genre-specific expertise, not generic advice.
I look at your book's publicly available data: Amazon BSR, category placement, keyword alignment, review patterns, also-bought carousel, pricing, and platform presence. Then I reply with honest observations about what I see and where the gaps are. It's a genuine analysis, not a sales pitch disguised as advice.
No. Anyone who guarantees specific sales numbers or bestseller placement is not being honest with you. What I can guarantee is thorough research, honest analysis, data-backed strategy, and full transparency about what's realistic for your book in your market.
Most book marketers sell packages: social media posts, press releases, generic promotional templates. I start with your book's actual data. I look at your Amazon signals before I make any recommendations. Everything I suggest is based on observable market evidence specific to your book.
Ideally 60 to 90 days before publication. That gives us time to research your market, optimize your listing before it goes live, build your ARC strategy, and position everything correctly from day one. But I also work with backlist titles and books that have been out for years.
Both. Self-published authors typically need help with the full spectrum of visibility infrastructure. Traditionally published authors often need help filling the marketing gap their publisher left behind after the initial 6-week push.
Most of my clients feel this way. Good news: the most impactful changes have nothing to do with self-promotion. Category placement, keyword optimization, pricing strategy, series funnels, metadata improvements — these are infrastructure changes that work behind the scenes.
Yes. But I never recommend ads until your listing is optimized first. Driving traffic to a poorly optimized listing is like pouring water into a leaky bucket. We fix the bucket first, then turn on the faucet.
It depends on the scope of work your situation requires. After the free assessment, I'll recommend specific services and give you clear, upfront pricing with no hidden fees. I'm not the cheapest option available. I'm the option that bases everything on your actual data.
Your name, your book title, your genre, and your Amazon link (if published). That's it. I'll do the initial research with publicly available data and come back to you with what I see.
Free initial assessment. No obligation. I look at your book's actual signals and reply with honest observations. Every message is personally read and answered by me.
Fill this out and I'll analyze your book's data before we even speak.
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