Frequently Asked Questions

Questions Authors Ask Before Reaching Out

Clear answers regarding communication policy, guarantees, timelines, and deliverables.

No. All communication is handled exclusively through email. This keeps every detail documented, organized, and easy to reference at any point in the project. It removes the need for scheduling and allows us to focus entirely on delivering clear, thoughtful marketing work.

I reply to all inquiries within a few business days. You will always receive a written response confirming next steps, project availability, and initial thoughts on your book's positioning needs.

Yes. I work with self-published authors, small presses, and traditional publishers worldwide from my base in New York, adapting the approach to fit the resources and goals of each project. Whether you are managing a single launch or coordinating a larger backlist, the strategies are tailored to your specific needs.

Send an email with details about your book and your goals. You will receive a written recommendation outlining which services best fit your situation, along with an estimated scope and cost. We look at your current sales data, reviews, and category positions to make a highly specific recommendation.

Yes. Each service includes a defined number of revision rounds, communicated in writing as part of your proposal, so expectations are clear from the start. This ensures you have the opportunity to provide feedback and refine assets to your exact specifications.

Pricing depends on the scope, complexity, and timeline of your project. After you email your project details, you will receive a written, itemized quote before any work begins. I do not use hidden fees or unexpected charges; everything is laid out transparently.

Yes. Many projects combine several services, such as a launch campaign paired with a book trailer and advertising management. The written proposal will lay out each component separately, outlining how the services connect to support your launch goals.

A short email describing your book, its genre, your release timeline if you have one, and the type of support you are looking for is enough to begin. I will guide you through the process of providing files and access details as we finalize our agreement.

No. Professional marketers cannot guarantee sales figures, as final purchasing choices rest entirely with readers. However, I do guarantee the structural quality of our work, ensuring your metadata, category paths, and visual campaigns are set up to give your book its best chance at organic discovery.

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