The Author’s System for Emails That Sell Books
No copywriting theory required. I’m an author with 13,000 readers on my own list — and a single promotional email that beat industry benchmarks. Here’s the system, not the sales-script.
Read The Silent Sales Machine
Most authors treat email like an afterthought — a launch-day blast, then silence until the next book.
Old-school copywriters tell you to “just write daily and get good at it.” That works if you’re willing to spend years becoming a copywriter first.
But you’re not a copywriter. You’re an author. You already know how to hook a reader in line one, build tension, and end on a cliffhanger — that’s a chapter, not a sales funnel.
The system: point your existing storytelling instinct at your email list instead of just your books.
Why Me?
I write short books — 35 to 100 pages, fast-paced, built for busy readers. My newsletter reaches 13,000 people. One promotional email I sent to that list drove 5,663 emails, 841 downloads, and 49 five-star reviews — landing the book Top 3 on Amazon in Mystery, Thriller & Suspense.
This isn’t theory. It’s what’s currently working on my own list, for my own books.
What Others Are Saying
“Loved your omnipresence marketing strategy.” — Cassandra Lee, author
“Your workshop on how to get an Amazon #1 book was very thorough. I never realized you could automate emails.” — John C., thriller author
“My sales have doubled since I’ve used your C.E.O. method.” — W. Bainbridge, author
What You’ll Learn (Free Newsletter Teaser)
- How to write a promotional email that reads like a chapter, not a pitch
- The story structures that keep readers opening, not unsubscribing
- Why “just write daily” is bad advice for most authors — and what to do instead
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