Book Launch Services ThatBuild Momentum, Not Just Launch Day

Ideally about three months before release. That leaves time to finalize the cover and listing, recruit advance readers, set up pre-orders, and book podcast or media appearances.

You can give advance reader copies to readers who may review the book, but under Amazon's rules you cannot require a review or try to influence what reviewers say. Friends, relatives, and people with a financial interest in the book should not review it on Amazon.

No. KDP pre-orders are available for eBooks only, up to one year ahead. Print pre-orders are not supported on KDP; authors who want print pre-orders through other retailers often use IngramSpark with a future publication date.

You can't change your manuscript or book details in the 72 hours before release. If you miss the final upload deadline, the pre-order is canceled and you lose the ability to set up pre-orders for any book for one year. The same applies if you cancel, or delay more than once.

There's no fixed number, but having several genuine reviews in the first weeks makes shoppers and ads more likely to convert. A well-run ARC program is the most reliable way to get early reviews within Amazon's rules.

No. Rankings depend on your category, competition, and sales on any given day. We plan for sustained sales after launch rather than a single ranking screenshot.

A launch plan and timeline, Amazon listing optimization, an ARC reader campaign, pre-order setup, launch-week promotions and ads, outreach to podcasts, media and newsletters, and a post-launch report.

Yes. We can run a relaunch: refresh the listing and cover if needed, build reviews, and run a focused promotion window with ads and outreach.