What if your book could get discovered somewhere it wasn’t being seen before? I’ve been experimen...What if your book could get discovered somewhere it wasn’t being seen before? I’ve been experimen...
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What if your book could get discovered somewhere it wasn’t being seen before?
I’ve been experimenting with Goodreads Listopia to help authors put their books in front of more relevant readers.
My process:
→ Research the book and genre
→ Study similar titles
→ Find the right Listopia opportunity
→ Add the book
→ Monitor its position and visibility
No promises of overnight sales.
Just a strategic way to create another discovery path for a book that deserves more attention.
I’m currently doing a few free Listopia placements for authors.
Made this motion-graphics piece to document what I’m working on.
Would you like me to break down the research behind one of these placements?
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