Meet book marketing strategy experts
No matter your genre, a professional book marketer can help you create a marketing strategy that strengthens your author platform, targets the most effective advertising channels, and increases your sales.
On Reedsy, meet book marketers with a proven track record. Our book marketers have helped traditionally published and indie authors alike land #1 on Amazon charts and sell more books.
Chris B.
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Marketing strategist bringing decades of experience in the music industry to book marketing, coaching over 200 authors around the world.
Vickie B.
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+20 years marketing books and creating bestsellers at leading UK publishers | Former Marketing Director at Hodder & Stoughton
Elina V.
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Marketing expert w/ 12+ yrs experience in genres from nonfiction to literary fiction to children's books at Big Five & boutique houses.
Brian B.
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I 've helped hundreds of authors manage their Amazon and BookBub Ads campaigns
Michal S.
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I run Amazon ads for authors who don't have time or headspace to do that by themselves. Dozens of satisfied customers and 150k+ copies sold.
How to choose a book marketer
On Reedsy, you'll find book marketers who’ve worked with the likes of James Patterson and R.F. Kuang. We handpick our book marketers for their industry experience: to guarantee the quality of your collaboration, only the top 3% of applicants are accepted.
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Request quotes from up to 5 professionals in your genre with a free Reedsy account.
Why do I need a “plan” for book marketing?
With so many book marketing strategies out there, it’s easy to get lost in a sea of tweeting, blogging, and emailing to no avail. That’s why you need to have a strategy — or a “marketing plan” — where you track your efforts and measure their effectiveness when it comes to your book sales.
Rachel Abbott, the first UK indie author to ever reach #1 on Amazon, explains why having a plan is important:
“I spent far too long being completely unfocused, and it was only when I wrote a marketing plan with very specific aims and objectives that things started to happen. Suddenly people noticed my book — the tactics were working. And then it got to number 1 in the Kindle chart and stayed there for four weeks.”
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