Editorial publishing support since 2015, with clients across 47 countries.
Content planning, platform management, and brand-led publishing for authors who need social channels to support visibility, community, and commercial momentum.
Publishing channels
Build the book once, then release it with files, metadata, and distribution handled across the retail channels that matter.
Package rationale
Social media can be overwhelming. We handle the content creation and scheduling so you can focus on writing.
Consistent posting
Professional graphics
Community engagement
Brand awareness
Included
Different genres, audiences, and business models need different platforms. The strategy should reflect how the author actually wants to attract and keep readers.
The goal is a repeatable publishing rhythm with clear content pillars, better audience recognition, and more consistent reader touchpoints over time.
The strongest social media work supports the mailing list, website, launches, retailer visibility, and community growth rather than living as a disconnected content stream.
Platform fit
Not every author needs every platform. The useful decision is where the brand can publish consistently, connect with readers in the right tone, and support the larger publishing business.
What the channels should support
Investment
Monthly management
2 platforms
4 platforms
6 platforms
Process
Defining your brand voice and pillars.
Designing visuals and writing copy.
Automating posts for consistency.
Responding to comments and messages.
Managed delivery
One coordinated workflow replaces the vendor handoffs, duplicated feedback, and platform admin that usually slow a book launch down.
Content operations
Social media becomes commercially useful when the planning, production, publishing cadence, and reporting all reinforce each other. That is what turns activity into compounding brand signal.
Useful when the author brand benefits from cover-led, aesthetic, behind-the-scenes, or short-form visual storytelling content.
Best use
Best when visual identity and audience culture matter most.
Useful when the goal is commentary, expertise, business visibility, or a stronger thought-leadership position around the author brand.
Best use
Best when the author wins through ideas and perspective.
Useful when the audience needs more direct interaction, launch mobilisation, and repeat engagement around a series, niche, or fan base.
Best use
Best when the platform should deepen reader loyalty.
FAQ
Clear answers on timeline, scope, rights, revisions, and what happens after checkout.
The package can cover platforms like Instagram, TikTok, Facebook, LinkedIn, Pinterest, or similar channels based on where the author brand is most likely to compound attention into audience growth.
Yes. The work starts with brand voice, recurring content pillars, and the kind of reader relationship you want to build, so the output feels aligned rather than generic.
It can support both, but the strategy works best when the role of social media is clearly defined first, whether that means community building, discovery, launch support, or moving readers into the mailing list and wider ecosystem.
Social media usually compounds over time. Early signals often show up in the first 30 to 90 days, but stronger outcomes come from consistent publishing, better positioning, and repeatable content systems.
Next step
If you already know the author brand needs consistent content and platform support, move straight into the monthly package flow. If you still need to decide which channels deserve focus, speak to the team first.