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Listen, I know you’ve heard it all before…

“Just market your book!”
“Use social media!”
“Build an email list!”
Blah blah blah. My clients heard it too—and still felt stuck.

That’s why I created the Reader Relationship Sprint. Because authors don’t need more random advice. They need a clear system.

Before joining, most of my students were completely overwhelmed.

Here’s what their weeks looked like:

Monday: Try a new tactic.
Tuesday: Forget to post.
Wednesday: Panic about visibility.
Thursday: Watch sales stall.
Friday: Wonder if their book would ever reach the right people.

Now? They’ve got a real plan. A reader relationship system that works—and feels doable week after week.

And here’s the kicker: I guide them through it in just 1 hour + 7 days of short set-up exercises.

Inside the Reader Relationship Sprint, I show you how to plan and set up your entire 2026 book marketing strategy—step by step.

No fluff. No gimmicks. Just momentum.

It’s only $17. Click the link, and I’ll show you how.

Real authors. Real breakthroughs. Real community.

Ever wonder what happens when you finally find the right support—and a circle that gets it? Marcia, Kevin, and Megan came in with big ideas and bigger doubts. Three months later, they’re launching new books, connecting with readers, and (finally) enjoying the process again.

What changed? Personalized strategy, honest feedback, and a community that cheers every win—no matter how small.

Curious if Author Ecosystem Circle could be your turning point? DM me “CIRCLE” for a behind-the-scenes look at our next session. ☀️

Let’s build your author ecosystem—together.

Writers: Stop waiting to be "ready" for Instagram! 📱✨ Just finished this manifesto about why we freeze at social media (hint: we forget we already know how to tell stories).

What's YOUR biggest Instagram fear? Mine was video... until I remembered vulnerability makes great writing too

The Author's Content Creation Manifesto Authors already have what it takes to win at Instagram. Look at others for inspiration, experiment fearlessly, embrace video's vulnerability, and use your storytelling skills. Every post is a micro-story. You wrote a book—Instagram is just another page. Start badly, start scared, start anyway.