Stop Marketing Blindly. Your Book's Genre is Its Marketing Plan.

Finally, a step-by-step blueprint that gives you a custom strategy for your specific type of book—whether it's an academic thesis, a novel, a how-to guide, or a coloring book. No more guessing. Just results.

You’ve written your book. You know it’s good. But the silence after hitting “publish” is deafening.

Generic marketing advice has failed you because it treats every book the same. A spicy romance novel and a dense academic history cannot be sold the same way. Trying to is why you’re exhausted, spending money on the wrong ads, and watching your masterpiece gather digital dust.

It doesn’t have to be this way.

How to Make a Bestseller of Your Books and Booklets is the first and only handbook that provides a custom-engineered marketing funnel for your book’s exact genre. This isn’t theory. It’s a field-tested, action-for-action playbook.

Here’s What You’ll Get Inside:

✅ YOUR Genre’s Playbook: Dedicated chapters with tailored tactics for Academic Books, Essay Collections, Narrative Fiction/Non-Fiction, Practical Handbooks, Lead-Generating Booklets, and Coloring Books.

✅ The "Pre-Write" Strategy: Learn how to validate your idea and “stalk” your perfect reader before you write 80,000 words, ensuring there’s a hungry audience waiting.

✅ The Free & Freemium Toolkit: A curated directory of the exact (mostly free) tools for writing, design, email marketing, and AI co-piloting. We prioritize what works without a big budget.

✅ The 90-Day Launch Countdown: A foolproof, day-by-day calendar from stealth-mode preparation to launch week fireworks and sustaining momentum afterward.

✅ Algorithm Whispering: Decode Amazon, BookBub, and social media algorithms. Learn how to create content that makes BookTok and Reels work for you, on purpose.

✅ From Author to CEO: Systems to turn one-time buyers into superfans, breathe new life into old books, and build a sustainable creative business that lasts.

Who This Is For:

• Authors tired of one-size-fits-all marketing advice.
• Academics who want their research to reach beyond the ivory tower.
• Fiction writers ready to build a cult following.
• Non-fiction experts aiming to become the trusted guru in their field.
• Creators of booklets and coloring books who want to master visual platforms like Pinterest.
• Any author who wants to sell more books without selling their soul.

What You Won’t Get:

• Vague, inspirational fluff.
• Advice that requires a $10,000 ad budget.
• The same recycled tips for every genre.