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The Minimum Viable Author Platform
Building your first author platform does not have to mean being everywhere online. This post walks mid‑career women through a simple, sustainable plan to launch a debut nonfiction book with just three core pieces: a clean author website, a focused email list, and one primary marketing channel. You will learn how to define your ideal reader, craft a clear book promise, and create a “minimum viable” platform that fits alongside a demanding career instead of competing with it. By the end, you will know exactly what to build (and what to ignore) so your expertise, message, and first book can actually be found—and bought—by the people who need them most.
Own Your Amazon Real Estate
Owning your Amazon book page starts with A+ Content. When you fill that “From the Publisher” section with clear visuals, benefit‑driven headlines, and proof that your non-fiction book actually solves a real problem, you keep mid‑scroll browsers focused on you instead of wandering off to the carousels of competing titles. Thoughtful A+ modules can turn a generic product page into a polished, professional sales asset for your expertise. If most books in your space are not using A+ Content well or at all, that is your competitive edge. You are doing more to claim your Amazon real estate, anchor your authority, and boost conversions than many of the “big players” you’re sharing the shelf with.
Amazon Book Description Makeover
A messy Amazon book page quietly kills your sales. In this post, you’ll see how simple HTML formatting can turn a boring “wall of text” into a clean, scannable, and high‑converting book description that both readers and algorithms love. By using an easy, no‑code tool to style your Amazon sales page—bolding key phrases, adding bullet points, and structuring your blurb for busy shoppers—you’ll send stronger relevance signals to Amazon, improve your conversion rate, and protect your visibility when people click but don’t buy.