Social media may help you get discovered, but your author website is where you can build a deeper, lasting connection with readers—on your terms. From creating a strong first impression to sharing content that keeps readers engaged between book launches, your website can be the home base for your author brand and community. Read our latest blog post to learn what every author website should include—and how to turn yours into a powerful long-term asset.

Check out some of our clients' recent notable media hits:

• Chasing Goodfellas, Ed McDonald’s forthcoming memoir, was featured as the Book Trailer of the Day in Shelf Awareness Pro
• Publishers Weekly talks with the founder and editor-in-chief of Shelf Awareness, John Mutter about his literary debut, Fortune and Glass
• Australia-based SBS News featured the comments of Korey Rowe, author of The Soldier That Left: The Untold Story of Loose Change, in this article examining the documentary's influence at the time of its release and since
• The Nerd Daily featured an excerpt from Corinne Price’s novel, Etched in Ink
• The Toronto Sun crime column teased the October release of Ed McDonald's memoir, Chasing Goodfellas, with a piece centered on flipped mobster (and focus of the film) Henry Hill. 
• Katie Rose Pryal, author of Your Kid Belongs Here, offers hopeful advice to other neurodivergent writers in a new essay for Writer's Digest 
• NYT and bestselling author Brandon Mull joined Fresh Living (KUTV) to chat about the landmark 20th anniversary of his much-beloved Fablehaven series 

Are you struggling to get your book noticed? These success stories could be yours. Discover how consistent media engagement can elevate your book's profile. Contact us to receive more information about our services and book a discovery call. 

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