You thought being a writer meant creating dragons & shippable characters—not trading plot twist crafting for Canva graphics & trending audio.
(^^^ Unless your name is Colleen Hoover…then your stories might be the problem…#oopsdidisaythatoutloud)
It’s time to write more, stress less, and finally build the author career you've been dreaming of since your spiral-notebook days.
You didn’t become an author to spend your best creative hours on hashtags, hooks, and subject lines. Your words need to get back to their rightful place—on the page.
No more juggling content creation chaos. You’ll finally have the creative headspace to focus on your next story—not how to get more readers because you have the systems in place to support you.
#spoileralert your story is the real hook—not the latest TikTok trend. You don’t need to go viral—you need to become unforgettable with a brand that sells your book.
When I decided to become an author—everywhere in the writing community I saw authors being told to post 2x per day, wear the same outfit in every TikTok, and chase trends instead of building real reader trust.
With my background in marketing + website design for 5+ years (plus a lifelong love of fiction), I thrive on helping authors stop scrambling—so your marketing sells your books without stealing your writing time.
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Posting just to stay “consistent” is exhausting—and not that effective. Let’s change that so your social media is working without stealing your focus from your next chapter.
Still ignoring your email list (or you don’t have one, yet) because you think newsletters are a waste of time. Let’s fix that so you’re connecting with your readers in their inboxes.
Your stories are stellar—your website should be too. Whether you’re launching your debut or polishing your backlist—you deserve a website that makes you look like the pro author you are.
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Even if marketing makes you want to curl up with a blanket and doomscroll on Pinterest for more aesthetic inspo that won’t help you sell more books.
Rachel H.
Lauren R.
”Hannah reviewed multiple sales page drafts & was so generous with her time & feedback every step of the way.”
“I started thinking "I need to get Hannah's eyes on this before I hit publish.”