Your book is on six retailers and your reader uses one
Writers have a distribution problem that creators do not: the same book exists on Amazon, Bookshop, Apple Books and your publisher's site, and sending everyone to one of them loses the rest.
What a writer's page holds
Newsletter signup, first
For a writer the list is the career. Substack, Beehiiv or ConvertKit — above the books, because a subscriber is worth more than a single sale.
Each book, each retailer
Amazon, Bookshop.org, your local independent, the audiobook. Readers are loyal to a store and will not switch for you.
Selected published work
Three or four pieces, not an archive. This is the link an editor clicks.
Commissions or contact
A form for pitches and speaking requests, kept out of your DMs.
For a career, not a launch week
Sections separate books from clips
An editor and a reader want different things from the same page. Grouping links lets both find theirs in one glance.
Schedule launch links
Set a pre-order link to appear now and swap to the buy link on publication day, without remembering to log in.
See which retailer readers use
Per-link clicks answer a question most writers guess at, and it changes which link goes first.
One link that outlives a book
Your bio link stays the same across launches. The page behind it changes.
Frequently asked questions
Should the newsletter go above my book links?
Almost always. A book sale is one transaction; a subscriber is someone you can reach for the next book without paying a platform for the privilege.
How many retailers should I list?
Three or four. Every extra one adds a decision, and decisions cost conversions — list Amazon, one independent option and the audiobook.
Is it free?
Yes. 10 links, sections, 6 themes and 7-day analytics on the free plan.
Let readers buy where they already buy
Free forever. No credit card.