Launch Buddy — With Direct Sales

A launch week, even a good one, is seven days. The question that matters more is what sells the book in month four, and month fourteen. If the only place readers can buy your book is a retail algorithm, the answer is mostly luck.

Selling directly changes the arithmetic. A reader who buys from your own storefront pays you several times what the same sale earns through a retailer, and you learn who she is, so you can tell her about the next book. Building that channel takes tools, sequences, and setup you shouldn't have to figure out during the busiest month of your author life.

How it works

This engagement runs the full Launch Buddy campaign and builds your direct-sales infrastructure in the same window, so the launch traffic lands somewhere you own.

The P&P team sets up your storefront, builds the lead engine that turns visitors into subscribers, and writes the email nurture sequence that turns subscribers into readers. A batch of social content ties the pieces together. While launch week runs, the funnel is already catching what the launch stirs up.

At the end comes the full handoff: every asset, account, and sequence, documented and owned by you outright. The launch ends; the channel keeps selling.

Who this is for

You want the managed launch and the machinery to keep selling after it: a storefront of your own, a growing list, and a direct relationship with the readers your launch reaches.