A traditional book marketing campaign is what you need to get serious about discoverability, exposure, media, and sales for your book. It covers all the bases, including how to get trade reviews, press, online marketing, Amazon categories and keywords, other online retailers, bloggers, social media, school and library, awards and grants, and more!

A detailed and thoughtful review will help you shine a spotlight on your books and gain an audience. Consumers take into consideration user experience when making purchasing decisions. A great review, shared on my website and on platforms such as Amazon, Goodreads, BookSirens, and NetGalley, can make a world of difference.

Whether it’s a book proposal or a presentation pitch for literary agencies or publishers, or an author visit presentation for schools and libraries, you only get one chance to make a first impression. Show off your work in a tailored and professional way.

Whether it’s researching comparitive titles or analyzing book trends, industry statistics, and expert insights, a report can help inform you on where the market is going in the children’s book world and where it’s been so that your book is best positioned for success.