You wrote the book. Now you have to figure out how the hell to talk about it.
You somehow managed to write 80,000 words—or 150,000, no judgment—and now Instagram wants you to describe the entire thing in seven seconds.
Suddenly, you have never had a thought in your life.
Book Marketing Content Pulls turn your manuscript into a bank of book-specific hooks, excerpts, quotes, tropes, content ideas, and reader-facing selling points you can use to create your own social media and promotional content.
No generic “five reasons to read my book” prompts.
I actually read your book first.
Founding Client Pricing
For books up to 115,000 words
Quick Content Pull — $150
Full Book Content Kit — $250
Longer word count? Reach out for a custom quote!
This isn't social media management.
I'm not logging into your Instagram, creating a posting calendar, running ads, or promising that the algorithm gods will smile upon you.
Instead, I'm looking at your book through a marketing lens.
What moments make someone need context?
What line would stop a romance reader mid-scroll?
What's the actual relationship dynamic—not just the trope list?
What makes this character interesting?
What scenes could become Reels?
What emotional promises is this book making to its readers?
And, perhaps most importantly:
I'll pull those pieces together so that when it's time to make content, you aren't staring at Canva wondering what the fuck you're supposed to post.
Quick Content Pull — $150
For authors who primarily need more material to work with.
10 Marketing Hooks
Short, attention-grabbing copy inspired by your actual story, characters, conflict, and relationship dynamics.
These might be structured as:
Read this if...
When he...
She thought...
POV-style hooks, character hooks, emotional hooks, trope hooks, or other approaches appropriate to your book.
10 Quote & Excerpt Pulls
Short passages from your manuscript that could work for quote graphics, Reels, captions, teasers, or other promotional content.
5 Short-Form Video Ideas
Book-specific concepts for Instagram Reels, TikTok, or similar platforms.
Not:
Film yourself holding your book while pointing at text!
Unless there is actually a compelling reason to do that.
5 Static Post or Carousel Ideas
Concepts built around your characters, story, relationships, themes, quotes, or reader experience.
Book Positioning Snapshot
A concise overview of the strongest reader-facing elements I see in the manuscript, including relevant tropes, themes, relationship dynamics, emotional hooks, and potential selling points.
Full Book Content Kit — $250
For authors who want a deeper bank of book-specific marketing material to use before and after release.
20 Marketing Hooks
A variety of short-form hooks designed around different aspects of your book so you aren't marketing the same trope seventeen different ways.
20 Quote & Excerpt Pulls
A mix of funny, romantic, emotional, dramatic, intriguing, spicy, or otherwise compelling moments depending on your book.
10 Short-Form Video Concepts
Reel/TikTok ideas tied specifically to your characters, scenes, dynamics, and story.
10 Static/Carousel Concepts
Ideas that can be turned into graphics, character posts, quote posts, trope posts, relationship content, excerpts, or carousels.
5 Longer Excerpt Selections
Scenes or passages that could work particularly well for extended teasers, newsletter content, website previews, graphics/carousels, or other promotional uses.
Character & Relationship Selling Points
What makes readers want to meet these people?
Character hooks, dynamics, chemistry, conflicts, found-family elements, relationship structures, and other angles you can return to repeatedly in marketing.
Tropes, Themes & Reader Appeals
Not just a list of:
Enemies to Lovers
Forced Proximity
One Bed
but the specific flavor those elements take in your book.
Content-Warning Observations
Potential content readers may reasonably want to know about, based on my reading of the manuscript.
Content-warning observations are provided as a helpful starting point and are not guaranteed to identify every potentially sensitive topic or trigger.
Marketing Angle Suggestions
The handful of elements I'd emphasize most heavily if I were trying to get the right readers curious about your book.
You Still Own Your Voice
These are ingredients, not marching orders.
Your Content Pull isn't a prescriptive marketing plan.
You can use the material exactly as provided, rewrite it into your own voice, combine ideas, ignore half of it, turn one hook into twelve posts, or decide something doesn't fit how you want to market your book.
You know your author brand.
My job is to give you a fresh set of eyes on the marketing possibilities already hiding inside your manuscript.
Book Marketing Content Pulls do not include:
Social media account management
Posting or scheduling content
Graphic design
Video creation or editing
Canva templates
Paid advertising or ad management
Guaranteed reach, engagement, sales, or algorithm performance
Comprehensive marketing strategy
Newsletter management
ARC management
Influencer outreach
Review solicitation
No marketing service can guarantee sales, reach, engagement, or platform performance.
The standard Content Pull provides the ideas, excerpts, hooks, and raw material for you to create your own content.
Need something more hands-on—like help developing a blurb, polishing promotional copy, expanding a content concept, or creating a custom promotional package?
Tell me what you're looking for. If it's something I can reasonably help with, I'll provide a custom scope and quote.
Is a Content Pull Right for Me?
This service might be a good fit if:
You finished writing your book and immediately forgot everything interesting about it.
You know your book is marketable but struggle to translate an entire novel into bite-sized content.
Every Reel you've made recently says the same thing with a different background.
You have quotes bookmarked but aren't sure which ones actually make someone curious.
You can list your tropes but struggle to explain what makes your version of them interesting.
You want marketing material created by someone who has actually read the story.
You'd rather spend your limited creative energy writing your next book than rereading the last one looking for Reel hooks.
Genres & Content
My strongest genre experience is in romance, romantasy, fantasy, and character-driven fiction, particularly books involving complex relationships, multiple POVs, found family, unconventional relationship structures, high heat, and strong character dynamics.
I'm comfortable working with explicit sexual content, BDSM/kink, polyamorous and why-choose relationships, dark themes, violence, profanity, and morally complicated characters.
Other fiction genres are welcome—tell me about your book, and I'll let you know whether I think I'm the right fit.
Ready to Stop Staring at a Blank Canva Template?
You already did the hardest part.
You wrote the book.
Let me dig through those thousands of words and find the moments, characters, lines, relationships, and tiny pieces of chaos that might make someone else want to read it.