Book Review MachineAll answers

Answers for authors trying to get a book read

Plain answers to the questions authors actually ask, written to stand on their own. Each one names real prices, real mechanics, and what the machine does not do. The product behind them is Book Review Machine, $97 once, with a 7-day money-back guarantee.

Your book is on Amazon and it is not selling. Now what?

The three checks, and why the route matters more than the listing.

Promote your book without posting every day

What runs without you, and what still needs your yes.

Where should a Facebook ad for your book send the click?

Not straight into Amazon. What the bridge changes.

What is a bridge page for a book?

The definition, the anatomy, and why authors run a set of them.

What it costs to market a self-published book with software

The full rate card, what is free, and the honest ongoing costs.

Long-form review pages, and what that is not

These are not Amazon reviews. The difference protects you.

Market a backlist one book at a time

How 1,000 credits split across about four titles.

Turn the book into social posts and ads

Destination first, then the posts and ads that point at it.

Who is behind this page. Book Review Machine is software built by Damon Nelson (author of High-Speed Side Hustles and The Anticipation Ladder, builder of RSSMasher and the Masher tools), operated by Launch Ninjas, Inc. of McKinney, Texas. He built the machine for his own books first; the reviews it wrote for them are live at reviews.damonnelson.com. Questions: support@mashertools.com.