Review Management · from £97

Real Amazon reviews,the right way.

ARC teams, editorial reviewers, bloggers.

ARC coordination, reviewer targeting, and editorial-review planning for authors who need real credibility before the launch window closes — built to stay inside Amazon’s guidelines, not around them.

We do not buy reviews, offer incentives for positive ratings, or manufacture social proof. Reader fit matters more than broad outreach.

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Ethical, policy-compliant outreach
ARC coordination & reviewer targeting
Timed to your launch window

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ARC strategy

Review campaigns work better when the launch day is prepared before the book goes live.

The useful work happens before outreach begins: choosing the right reader profile, setting the campaign window, clarifying the review path, and making sure proof can be used across the launch assets once it starts to arrive.

Campaign timing is planned around the release window, not after it.

Reader and reviewer targeting is narrowed to the people most likely to engage honestly.

Follow-up is structured so the process stays active without becoming spammy.

Campaign foundations

ARC copy timing

Reader instructions

Reminder cadence

Launch-week proof usage

Recent publications

Books we have helped bring to market.

A small selection of HMD-supported books, shown here as practical proof of finished execution across genres.

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Mark Newmeyer

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Michael Fauscette

VyCTOR - Die Kunst, dem Trend zu folgen

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The S.C.O.R.E. Operating System

Don. N. Markland

10,000+ books supported overall · 47 countries served

Publishing channels

Build the book once, then release it with files, metadata, and distribution handled across the retail channels that matter.

Transparent pricing

Investment

Three packages. Fixed prices.

Review Management Packages

Choose by campaign length and reviewer reach — from £97.

Review Builder

£197

4-week campaign

Everything in Starter
4-week ARC campaign
Reviewer outreach
Follow-up management
10+ targeted reviewers

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Package tier

Review Starter

£97

Strategy only

Review strategy guide
ARC team templates
Best practices
Platform recommendations

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Review Builder

£197

4-week campaign

Everything in Starter
4-week ARC campaign
Reviewer outreach
Follow-up management
10+ targeted reviewers

Get Started

Package tier

Review Machine

£397

8-week campaign

Everything in Builder
8-week campaign
Editorial submissions
NetGalley setup
25+ targeted reviewers
Blogger outreach

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Review momentum

Social proof becomes more useful when it is deployed, not just collected.

A review campaign should create usable momentum: more confidence on the retailer page, stronger launch assets, and proof that supports conversion while visibility is still growing.

ARC structure

Create a clear system for early copies, instructions, reminders, and timing so readers know exactly how to participate without friction.

Reviewer targeting

Focus outreach on readers, bloggers, and outlets that are actually relevant to the genre, message, and intended audience of the book.

Proof deployment

Move useful reviews into retailer copy, launch assets, and supporting marketing so the proof starts influencing conversion instead of sitting unused.

Inside the rules

Built to stay inside Amazon’s review guidelines, not around them.

Amazon suspends listings it detects manipulating reviews. Every campaign here is ARC-based and outreach-driven — real readers, honest responses, no incentives for a positive rating.

Process

Review Strategy

Step 1

1. Recruit

Finding interested readers.

Step 2

2. Distribute

Sending out review copies.

Step 3

3. Remind

Gentle nudges to post reviews.

Step 4

4. Showcase

Using reviews in marketing.

Advance reader copies on a table, one open at a bookmarked page with pencilled notes in the margin and a reader's hands resting beside it.

Managed delivery

One coordinated workflow replaces the vendor handoffs, duplicated feedback, and platform admin that usually slow a book launch down.

FAQ

Questions authors usually ask before they commit.

Clear answers on timeline, scope, rights, revisions, and what happens after checkout.

Is the review campaign compliant with retailer rules?

Yes. The process is built around ethical review outreach, ARC coordination, and compliant follow-up. We do not buy reviews, offer incentives for positive ratings, or manufacture social proof.

Can you guarantee a fixed number of reviews?

No. Review volume depends on genre fit, reader interest, launch timing, and follow-through. What we control is the quality of the campaign structure, outreach, and the systems that make review response more likely.

What is an ARC team in this context?

An ARC team is a group of advance readers who receive an early copy of the book so launch-week reviews can arrive faster. The value comes from good reader fit, clear instructions, and disciplined timing.

Can you guarantee positive reviews?

No. That would be the wrong standard. The goal is qualified, ethical review acquisition from readers who are a strong match for the book, not controlled sentiment.

Is it against Amazon's rules to ask for book reviews?

No — Amazon allows authors to ask readers for honest reviews. What Amazon prohibits is incentivising reviews (payment, free products in exchange for a positive rating), review swaps, and reviews from people close to the author. Our ARC and outreach process is built to stay inside those rules, not around them.

What's an ARC team and how do I build one?

An ARC (Advance Reader Copy) team is a group of readers who agree to read and honestly review the book around launch, in exchange for an early copy, not payment. Building one well means recruiting genuinely interested readers in the right genre, giving them clear instructions, and timing the copy so reviews land near launch — which is what our campaign structure handles.

How is this different from buying fake reviews?

Buying reviews means paying for a rating regardless of whether the reviewer read the book — it violates Amazon's policy and puts the listing at risk. Our process connects real readers, ARC teams, and reviewers with the book and lets them respond honestly; some will love it, some won't, and that's the point — the reviews are real.

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