Everything You Heard About Who Reads Books Is Wrong
“Nobody reads anymore” is the most confident wrong thing said about books. Millennials read most, Gen Z prefers print, and your audience is still here.
Strategies for getting your book into readers’ hands. These articles cover launch planning, platform building, audience development, and the promotional tactics that actually move copies, drawn from real results across 54 ghostwritten books.
“Nobody reads anymore” is the most confident wrong thing said about books. Millennials read most, Gen Z prefers print, and your audience is still here.
Translating a book can cost nothing up front. After 46 in six languages, here’s when it’s worth it and the catch nobody warns you about.
Your book cover is your first marketing tool. Here’s what makes a cover work, what formats you need, and whether to DIY or hire a designer.
Formatting determines whether your book looks professional or amateur. Here’s what to get right for Kindle, paperback, and hardcover.
I sell more audiobooks than all other formats combined. Here’s what I’ve learned about ACX narrator selection, royalties, and quality checks.
Most book marketing advice is generic. Here is what actually worked across 113+ published books, including selling 15,000 copies in three days.
ad reviews happen to every author. After 113+ published books, here is how to handle them without damaging your reputation or your confidence.
Books lose 90% of their value the moment you open them. How book pricing works from hardcover to ebook, why used books are almost free.
Most books fail because of structure, not writing quality. How a ghostwriter builds the structural blueprint that determines whether your manuscript works.
Review bombing floods products with coordinated fake outrage. How these campaigns work, where they hit hardest, and what platforms with their own conflicts do.
Unlock 10 powerful strategies for getting honest Amazon reviews that can significantly boost your book sales. Explore these tactics to instill trust among your readers.
Over 6,000 books hit Amazon daily. Writing yours was the easy part. How to break the visibility catch-22 with email, SEO, social media, and a listing that converts.
It seems writers often feeling overwhelmed with the amount of work that needs to be done. Engage a book writing team of writing volunteers and contractors.
Goodreads Sucks. There is a lot of potential, after all it has millions of readers, but given the trolling and hostility, it’s value is debatable.
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