Your cover is the very first thing readers see — and often the deciding factor in whether they click buy or scroll past. In this 90-minute coaching call, we’ll dive deep into the why and how of effective cover design so you can make informed, strategic choices.
🎨 Book Cover Strategy Coaching for Indie Authors
✨ What We’ll Cover
- Genre research: How to study the Top 100 and identify visual cues readers expect.
- Design psychology: Fonts, color palettes, and imagery that signal your trope or niche.
- DIY vs professional: When to design your own cover vs outsource (and how to spot a red flag).
- Marketing alignment: Making sure your cover matches your blurb, ads, and audience expectations.
- Next steps: Whether you’re DIY-ing, hiring a designer, or working with me, you’ll leave with a clear, confident plan.
đź’ˇ Who This Is For
- Authors designing their own covers and want pro insight.
- Authors hiring a designer and want to know what to ask for.
- Authors unsure if their cover really sells their book.
📦 What’s Included
- 90-minute Zoom coaching call
- Personalized cover audit (send me your current cover, draft, or inspo ahead of time)
- Recording + action plan PDF so you don’t miss a step
⚠️ Note: This is a coaching service. No cover files are delivered. If you need a cover designed, see my Custom Cover Design services.
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🎨 Book Cover Strategy Coaching for Indie Authors
$149
✨ What We’ll Cover
Genre research: How to study the Top 100 and identify visual cues readers expect.
Design psychology: Fonts, color palettes, and imagery that signal your trope or niche.
DIY vs professional: When to design your own cover vs outsource (and how to spot a red flag).
Marketing alignment: Making sure your cover matches your blurb, ads, and audience expectations.
Next steps: Whether you’re DIY-ing, hiring a designer, or working with me, you’ll leave with a clear, confident plan.
Genre research: How to study the Top 100 and identify visual cues readers expect.
Design psychology: Fonts, color palettes, and imagery that signal your trope or niche.
DIY vs professional: When to design your own cover vs outsource (and how to spot a red flag).
Marketing alignment: Making sure your cover matches your blurb, ads, and audience expectations.
Next steps: Whether you’re DIY-ing, hiring a designer, or working with me, you’ll leave with a clear, confident plan.