Business owners and coaches
Your book is meant to bring you clients and speaking invitations. We make sure the people who look you up find a credible expert.
Who it’s for
Authors who want to be taken seriously.
Authors with a thin online presence
Your book is out, but searching your name shows little or nothing. We build a clear, consistent author presence around it.
Experts who want media attention
We position you as a source for journalists, podcasts and reviewers in your field, so coverage is earned, not bought.
Authors offered a Wikipedia page
Before you pay anyone for a Wikipedia page, we’ll tell you honestly whether you qualify, and what to do if you don’t yet.
How it works
From scattered profiles to a clear author brand.
Every author starts in a different place, so you get a written plan and schedule before any work begins. Media coverage builds over months, and we’ll be straight with you about what’s realistic.
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Author presence review
FreeWe search for you the way readers, journalists and clients do (Google, Amazon, Goodreads, social media) and show you what they find.
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Written brand plan
Before we startWhat to fix, what to build and in what order, with a schedule and an itemized quote. No obligation.
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Build your home base
Your websiteA professional author website and bio, with structured data so Google understands who you are and what you’ve written.
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Consistent profiles everywhere
Your profilesAmazon Author Central, Goodreads and other profiles set up with the same bio and photo, so everything points back to you.
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Earn real coverage
OngoingPitches to journalists, podcasts and reviewers in your field. Independent coverage is what builds lasting credibility.
Our work
Books we’ve helped publish.
Author branding FAQ
Questions authors ask about building their brand.
Still unsure? A specialist will answer anything on a free call.
Not as a guaranteed product. Wikipedia only keeps articles about people who have significant coverage in independent, reliable sources, and any volunteer can edit or delete a page. We review whether you qualify. If you do, a disclosed paid editor can prepare a draft and submit it through Wikipedia’s review process, with no guarantee it will be accepted. If you don’t qualify yet, we focus on the coverage that could make you eligible later.
Some companies sell pages that are deleted within weeks, or create them without the disclosure Wikipedia’s terms of use require for paid editing. Wikipedia has banned hundreds of accounts linked to these schemes. A guarantee is a red flag.
Google creates knowledge panels automatically when it has enough consistent information about a person. A clear author website, structured data, consistent profiles and real coverage all help. Once a panel appears, you can claim it with Google and suggest corrections. No one can guarantee one.
If people search your name, your website is the one place you fully control. It’s where readers, journalists and clients check that you’re real, and it’s the base everything else links back to.
We pitch you to journalists, podcasts and reviewers in your field and help you answer media requests. We can’t guarantee coverage, and we never pay for fake reviews or “as seen on” placements.
No. Many authors start building their presence while the book is being written, so readers can find them on launch day.