Help your book reach the readers already looking for it.
Researched outreach, clear positioning, and honest reporting for authors. You approve every contact list and pitch before anything is sent.
- Reply within one business day
- Written proposal before any work begins
- You approve every outreach list
Support for every stage of reaching readers
Choose a single service or combine several in a package. Each one has a clear scope and a written deliverable.
Start with positioning
Book Positioning
We read your book, research comparable titles and its readers, then write a positioning statement and ready-to-use descriptions for your retail page and pitches.
See what is includedAmazon Discoverability
We audit your Amazon listing, research categories and keywords, and rewrite your description so it is ready to paste into your account.
See what is includedGoodreads Author Presence
We review your author profile and every edition of your book, list the corrections to make, and write your profile copy.
See what is includedMedia and Review Outreach
We research the reviewers, bloggers, journalists, and newsletter editors who cover books like yours, write each pitch, and handle follow-up. You approve the list first. Podcast pitching is optional.
See what is includedLibrary and Community Outreach
We research libraries, schools, universities, and book clubs that fit your book, prepare an information sheet, and contact the people you approve.
See what is includedAuthor Platform Strategy
We review your website, newsletter, and social channels, then give you a written plan and checklist sized to the time you actually have.
See what is included
Start with the reader
- Who would choose this book, and why?
- Where do those readers discover books?
- What would make a reviewer take a closer look?
These questions shape the positioning before outreach begins.
Authors with a book worth finding
Services for independently and traditionally published authors, whether preparing to launch or promoting an existing book.
- Fiction
- Finding the readers, reviewers, and book clubs who enjoy your genre, with comparable titles that help them recognize your book.
- Nonfiction
- Connecting your subject to the readers it helps, and to media and newsletters that cover your field.
- Memoir
- Describing a personal story in a way that tells readers why it matters to them, and approaching outlets with care.
- Scholarly
- Explaining specialist work clearly for libraries, educators, and informed general readers.
A practical process, agreed in writing
Each stage ends with something you can read, review, and keep.
- 1
Inquiry and fit assessment
Send a short inquiry about your book. The initial fit assessment and proposal are free.
You receive: An initial view of fit and any clarifying questions.
- 2
Written scope and approval
Review the proposed deliverables, timeline, and fee before committing.
You receive: A proposal with scope, timeline, and fee.
- 3
Book and audience research
The agreed paid work begins with the book, its readers, and comparable titles.
You receive: Research and positioning documents within your scope.
- 4
Materials and campaign execution
Review materials and, where included, approve the outreach before it is sent.
You receive: Approved materials and a record of work completed.
- 5
Reporting and next steps
Receive a written record of the work and practical recommendations.
You receive: A final record and suggested next steps.
Sample campaign plan
Help a debut novel enter the book group conversation.
Illustrative plans for example books. These are not past client results.
The starting challenge
A family saga needs a clear introduction that helps reviewers and book groups understand who it is for and why it is worth discussing.
Goals for this campaign
- More relevant reviewers considering the book.
- Book groups requesting reading or discussion materials.
- A clearer connection between the novel’s themes and its likely readers.
The person behind the work
Clara Davenport
Book Publishing Director
Book positioning and publicity. Publishing, printing, and distribution are outside our service scope.
Clara Davenport approaches book publicity through one central question: who will find this book meaningful, and what will help them recognize it? Her approach brings the story, the reader, and the outreach plan into the same conversation. At Bookfluence Studio, that means clear positioning, carefully chosen contacts, and written updates that let authors see how the work is progressing. The goal is to give each book a thoughtful introduction to the people most likely to value it.
Clear starting prices
Final scope and timeline are confirmed in a written proposal. Third-party costs are always separate.
Build your plan
Foundation
Build the strategic base before you spend on promotion.
starting atUS$1,500
- Book positioning audit: reader profile, comparable titles, and a positioning statement
- Audience and opportunity map: the reviewers, newsletters, and communities worth approaching
- 90-day visibility roadmap: a dated, step-by-step plan
Ready for active outreach
Growth
Turn a clear position into a focused, active campaign.
starting atUS$3,500
- Everything in Foundation
- A researched list of reviewers, bloggers, journalists, and newsletters that you approve before anything is sent
- Pitches and press materials written for each type of outlet (podcast pitching optional)
- Email pitching, follow-up, and a written report of every response
Reach across more channels
Full Campaign
Bring strategy, outreach, and momentum together.
starting atUS$6,500
- Everything in Growth
- Library, school, university, and book club outreach to contacts you approve
- Ongoing strategic support by email throughout the campaign
Know exactly what you are paying for
Authors are right to be careful about who they pay. These are the commitments behind every engagement.
Everything in writing first
Scope, deliverables, timeline, and fee are confirmed in a written proposal. Work begins only after you approve it.
You approve every outreach list
Nothing is sent on your behalf until you have approved the contacts and the pitch wording.
You keep your accounts
We send recommendations and ready-to-use copy. You or your publisher make the changes in your own Amazon and Goodreads accounts.
Third-party costs stay separate
Advertising, printing, review copies, and postage are listed separately and only incurred with your written approval.
Reports show everything
Your report lists who was contacted and what came back, including declines and non-responses.
Frequently asked questions
What kinds of books do you work with?
Fiction, nonfiction, memoir, and scholarly books, whether forthcoming or already published. We do not provide editing, printing, publishing, or distribution.
How do we get started?
The initial fit assessment and proposal are free. Send an inquiry through our form. We reply by email with questions about your book and goals, then send a written proposal confirming scope, timeline, and fee before any work begins.
Do I need to do interviews or podcasts?
No. Podcast pitching is an optional part of media outreach. Campaigns can focus entirely on reviews, written features, and institutional outreach.
Can you guarantee reviews, coverage, or sales?
No. Reviews, coverage, and sales depend on decisions we do not control. What we commit to is careful research, relevant outreach, and a written report showing exactly what was done and what came back.
Are advertising or printing costs included?
No. Our fee covers strategy and outreach. Any advertising, printing, review copies, or postage are separate and only incurred with your written approval.
Tell us about your book
Send a short inquiry by email. We will reply with questions or an outline of how we could help, and any work begins only after you approve a written proposal.