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Most authors don’t struggle because their books aren’t good.
They struggle because readers can’t find them.
Discoverability is the quiet difference between a book that sits and a book that sells. Covers matter. Keywords matter. Categories matter. Positioning matters.
I’m curious
What do you think is the hardest part of getting a book noticed today writing it or marketing it?
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