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PR & Media Outreach

Your book,
in the press.

Media coverage transforms a book from a product into a cultural moment. We pitch your story to journalists, podcast hosts, bloggers, and media outlets — securing the coverage that money alone can't buy.

— What's Included

Everything we
handle for you.

Press Release

Professionally written press release distributed to 500+ media contacts in your book's niche.

Media Kit

Complete author media kit with bio, headshot guidelines, interview topics, and Q&A sheet.

Podcast Outreach

Personalized pitch campaign to relevant podcast hosts in your genre or subject area.

Book Reviewer Outreach

Targeted outreach to book bloggers, BookTok creators, and Bookstagram influencers.

Newspaper & Magazine

Pitching to relevant print and digital publications for features, reviews, and op-eds.

Ongoing Coverage

Post-launch PR strategy to keep momentum alive through awards season and anniversary milestones.

— Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions
answered honestly.

What media outlets do you pitch to?

We pitch to outlets appropriate to your book's genre and angle: national book review publications, trade press, genre-specific media, podcast networks, local and regional media (especially relevant if your book has a geographic connection), and online platforms where your target readers already gather.

Is press coverage guaranteed?

No — and anyone who guarantees coverage is misleading you. Journalists and producers choose their stories. What we guarantee is a professionally crafted pitch to the right contacts at the right time, maximizing your realistic chances of coverage. Our track record demonstrates what a strategic pitch campaign can achieve.

How far in advance of my launch should PR begin?

A minimum of 8–12 weeks before publication. National publications and major podcasts often work 8–12 weeks ahead on their editorial calendar. Pitching too close to launch means missing those windows. We typically begin outreach 10–14 weeks before publication date.

What makes a book newsworthy to journalists and producers?

A timely angle, a surprising claim, a compelling personal story, or a counter-intuitive argument. The book itself isn't the news — the idea inside it is. We identify the 2–3 most newsworthy hooks in your book and build pitch angles around those, separately from the book's overall marketing positioning.

— Free Consultation

Build your book's audience.

Tell us about your book and launch goals and we'll build a custom marketing plan around your timeline.

  • Response within 24 hours
  • No commitment or obligation
  • 100% confidential — NDA available

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— Free Consultation

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