Here's the plot twist in most stalled book launches: the problem the author thinks is the problem usually isn't the problem. One author we worked with was convinced his cover was killing sales. Fair suspicion. Covers get blamed for everything, like the dog in a house
Bold Author Marketing fits in one sentence: Become the author readers feel they know, then make it ridiculously easy for them to say yes. That's it. Everything else is detail. But since details are where books sell (or don't), here's the simple version in
Let's start with a confession most authors won't make out loud: they'd rather reorganize the sock drawer than market their book. Fair. You wrote the thing. That was supposed to be the hard part. Surprise. It was the first hard part. Welcome to the