For authors
readers, recruited and ready
Your book deserves a crowd on day one.
This room holds 4,000+ ARC readers who show up for indie books: they sign up, they read, and they review honestly around release day. Book a campaign and they’re your launch team: recruited, delivered to, reminded, and tracked, without you touching a spreadsheet.
You write the book. The readers are my department.
The network, in numbers
4,000+
readers in the ARC network
185+
reader teams built here
187+
authors launched
Chapter 01
Why this works
Anyone can open a signup form. The reviews are the hard part.
I recruit from a reader network that already trusts the sender, match your book to readers who chose your kind of story, deliver and remind without nagging, and follow through into release week instead of stopping at the sendout.
Stated up front: I never promise review counts, and readers are never required to review positively. Reviews here are voluntary and honest. Here is what I can promise: recruited readers, delivered copies, kind reminders, and a campaign tracked from first signup to release week.
Readers are people. Treating them that way is the strategy.
Chapter 02
How a campaign runs
Four steps. You’re only needed for one.
1
You book
Hand over the book details: blurb, tropes, content notes, release date. That’s your part done.
2
I recruit
Your signup goes to the reader network and the right genre communities, pitched the way readers want to hear about books.
3
Copies fly
BookFunnel delivery, reader support, and gentle reminder sequences, all handled. Readers get a toolkit that makes sharing easy.
4
Release week lands
Reviews are nudged, submitted, and tracked through launch. You get the picture of what happened, not a shrug.
Meanwhile you’re writing the next book. As it should be.
Chapter 03
The receipts
Authors who’ve borrowed the room.
“I’m less than two weeks out from the Book 1 launch and it already has over 100 Goodreads reviews, which wouldn’t have been possible without her.”
Rochelle L. Wilcox · romance
“She handled my entire ARC campaign flawlessly!”
LJ Robbins · romance
“Meg’s the kind of person you hire once and never want to let go.”
Heather Grace Stewart · romance
“No more ghosting or wondering if things will get done. The last PA I’ll ever want.”
Ingrid Seymour · romance
“Did everything. Did it perfectly.”
Sara Sines · author
Chapter 04
The campaign
One campaign, run start to finish.
The whole campaign, run for you
The ARC Campaign
$350
first campaign, setup included · $200 each after
Recruited, delivered, reminded, and tracked, start to finish.
- Recruitment + BookFunnel delivery
- Reminder sequences + reader care
- Review tracking through release week
Request a slot
Five minutes, tops
Tell me about the book. I’ll tell you what’s possible.
This is a request. Nothing is charged here and nothing is booked until I’ve read it, checked the calendar, and come back to you, usually within two working days. If the date doesn’t work, I’ll say so rather than squeeze it.
A booking is a request until I say yes. That’s on purpose.
Card payment isn’t switched on here yet. Once you’ve confirmed the slot with me, I’ll send the invoice separately, so you’ll never be asked for payment details on this page.
Final chapter
Your launch, with company
“Meg’s the kind of person you hire once and never want to let go.” — Heather Grace Stewart
The readers are already in the room.
Introduce them to your book.
Tell me the book, the genre, and the release date, and I’ll tell you exactly what a campaign for it looks like. No obligation attached to asking.
The reader network took years. Borrowing it takes a day.