Transparent Answers to Honest Questions.

Fiction and nonfiction authors at every stage: first-time, self-published, indie, and established authors, including those preparing a new release.

Yes. Most of our work is with self-published and indie authors who own their metadata, listings, and marketing decisions.

Romance, thriller, mystery, fantasy, literary fiction, and a wide range of nonfiction. If your genre is outside our experience, we will tell you before you commit.

Yes. Backlist and previously published titles are often the fastest place to improve, because the book already has reviews and history to build on.

Yes — from 60-day pre-launch planning through launch week and post-launch discoverability.

Yes: keywords, categories, metadata, description copy, A+ Content planning, and competitive research.

Yes. We run Amazon Ads and Meta campaigns with agreed budgets, testing plans, and transparent reporting.

No. No honest agency can guarantee sales, rankings, reviews, or bestseller status. We guarantee the work, the strategy, the reporting, and the transparency — not marketplace outcomes.

Foundation work takes three to four weeks. Visibility and audience work typically needs six to twelve weeks before patterns become clear.

Yes. Many authors start with a book audit and we scope a custom engagement from there.

Request a free book audit. We review your book's positioning, listing, and audience opportunities, then recommend the right next step.

Yes. Many authors start with a book audit and we scope a custom engagement from there. You can also add individual services to a fixed package.

For larger engagements we can split payments across milestones. We'll agree this before work begins.

Whatever your book needs — chosen from the disciplines across discovery, conversion, audience, author brand, launch, and paid marketing. The scope is agreed in writing before any work starts.

Three to four weeks for positioning, keywords, categories, and description work.

Six to twelve weeks for visibility and audience work, with optimisation continuing beyond that.

At minimum at agreed milestones. For ongoing engagements, monthly reporting calls are standard.

Never. We do not buy, sell, arrange, or coordinate reviews. We encourage genuine reader engagement and honest reviews only.

Yes. We build presence through genuine participation and correct book data — never through manipulated ratings or fake reader activity.

No. We don't attempt to remove legitimate reviews. We focus on earning more genuine reviews from readers who genuinely like the book.

Yes, with agreed budgets, testing plans, and honest reporting on spend and outcomes.

You do, directly to the platforms. Our fees are for strategy, setup, management, and optimisation.

Yes. Backlist and post-launch titles are often the fastest to improve.

Access to your listings, any existing assets, honest answers about your goals and constraints, and timely decisions.

Responsiveness on decisions, provision of assets and access, and openness about what you want and can sustain.

We report honestly. If something isn't working, we say so, diagnose why, and either adjust or recommend stopping. We don't extend a failing approach to protect a fee.