How each tool works — Book Ad Pack
SHARE OF ROMANCE READER CONVERSATION · 8 WEEKS TO 6 JUL 2026
PARANORMAL5.09%▲ +0.39ppSMALL TOWN4.83%▼ 0.87ppMM ROMANCE4.79%▲ +2.05ppCONTEMPORARY4.50%▼ 0.03ppBI ROMANCE4.16%▲ +0.25ppDARK ROMANCE3.80%▲ +0.28ppMAFIA3.40%▼ 0.36ppREGENCY3.10%▲ +0.19ppWESTERN3.10%▲ +0.42ppPOLYAMORY3.07%▲ +0.74ppWORKPLACE3.04%▲ +0.33ppCLEAN & WHOLESOME2.93%▲ +0.42ppSECOND CHANCE2.85%▲ +0.59ppSCI-FI ROMANCE2.79%▲ +0.52ppACTION & ADVENTURE2.50%▲ +0.53ppROMANTIC SUSPENSE2.39%▼ 0.51ppBILLIONAIRE2.34%▲ +0.41ppALPHA MALE2.27%▲ +0.07pp
18 romance lanes · 155,043 tracked reader mentions · share of conversation, change in percentage points · how we measure this
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How each tool actually works.

Plain-English guide to every product — what you give us, what you get back, and exactly how to use it. Every one is built from your real book.

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📊Reader ReportWill it sell? Real readers' verdict✍️Blurb FixLand on the right Amazon shelf🎯Competitor Ad IntelBeat your rivals' ads🗺️Trope Demand MapYour lane, mapped🔥Viral Hook Pack30 days of BookTok content🖼️On-book ImagesAds built on your real cover🅰️Amazon A+ ContentYour listing, leveled up💬Character ChatBookTok's most-saved format🥇Outsell Your RivalsTheir ads + your open lane🚀Launch IntelligenceReaders, rivals & reels📦The full Ad PackEverything, built to order
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Reader Report

"Will my book actually sell?"
What it is
We put your book in front of a simulated panel of real readers from your exact lane (40,000+ real reviews) and hand you a verdict: would they buy it, would they finish it, and precisely what to fix.
You give us
Your manuscript. Then a one-screen check of your subgenre + tropes (we pre-fill them from reading your book — you just adjust).
You get
  • The verdict — a band with % would buy and % would finish.
  • Lead with these — your open-lane tropes ranked by real demand vs. supply.
  • What readers told you to nail — a fix-list, each quoted from a real reader with their star rating.
  • Your true comps and the market economics of your lane.
How to use it
Start at the verdict. Strong → lead your marketing with the top "Lead with" trope. Mixed/Soft → work the fix-list top-down; each fix is a real reader telling you what almost lost them.
LevelWhat runsBest for
Reader Intel · FreeLight market read — lane, live demand, compsA fast gut-check
20-Reader PanelRecommendedFull 20-reader panel — verdict + fix-list"Should I launch this?"
50-Reader Deep PanelDouble the panel — deepest, most confidentHigh-stakes launches
Read my book →
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Blurb Fix

"Land on the right Amazon shelf"
What it is
Three things in one: it checks which shelf Amazon reads your blurb onto, writes you a fresh market-tuned blurb, or fixes the one you have — always honest (never claims a trope your book lacks).
You give us
No manuscript needed. What you provide depends on the mode you pick — and Write & Fix both ask which Amazon shelf you want to land on (a target category), because the engine writes/revises until your blurb actually reads as that shelf.
You get
Your predicted shelf + target shelf and whether you're on / near / off it, the cues to add to move shelves, plus (Write/Fix) 7 KDP keywords, categories, and a Rufus data block for Amazon's AI.
How to use it
Read the shelf line first — that's where Amazon files you today. Not where your buyers are? Add the cues or take the generated blurb, then update your listing + keywords.
ModeYou provideYou get
Check · Freeyour blurb (+ optional target shelf)the shelf Amazon reads it onto today — and, if you named a target, whether you're on / near / off it
WriteRecommendedyour target shelf + a few lines about your booka blurb written for that shelf, auto-revised until it lands there
Fixyour target shelf + your current blurbyour blurb rewritten onto that shelf + a subtitle, KDP keywords & category
Check my blurb →
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Competitor Ad Intelligence

"Beat your rivals' ads"
What it is
We pull the ads your closest rivals are running right now from the Meta Ad Library, decode what makes each one work, and hand you counter-play hooks you can run today.
You give us
Your manuscript (so we match your true rivals by lane + tropes) + your title.
You get
  • Your rivals' live ad angles, decoded — hook, emotion, why it converts.
  • The gaps they're leaving open — angles nobody in your lane runs.
  • Ready-to-run counter-play hooks written for your book.
How to use it
Don't copy their ads — run the counter-plays. Lead with the gap hook nobody else is using; skip the angles already saturated.
Scan my rivals →
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Trope Demand Map

"Your lane, mapped"
What it is
We map your book's exact lane from live market data — what readers want now, where the open space is — and hand you a dated 3-month plan to fill it, with the sounds and hashtags to ride.
You give us
Your manuscript (we read your lane + tropes from it).
You get
  • Your demand map — what readers want, where the gap is.
  • A dated 3-month promo calendar — what to post, when.
  • Trending hashtags + sounds in your lane.
  • The biggest audiences to grow your following.
How to use it
Work the calendar day-by-day — it removes "what do I post today?". Lead content with the high-demand / low-supply tropes.
Map my lane →
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Viral Hook Pack

"30 days of BookTok content"
What it is
Four proven short-video structures written to your book's tropes + voice, a 30-day posting calendar, and a comment-to-DM magnet that turns commenters into subscribers.
You give us
Your manuscript (or title + tropes) so every hook is yours, not generic.
You get
  • 4 ready-to-film reel scripts: Wild-Story Reveal, Fake-Out Listicle, Silent Hook, Comment-to-DM Magnet.
  • A 30-day posting calendar + hook variations to test.
  • A comment-to-DM list-growth magnet.
How to use it
Film the scripts as written — they're structured for retention. Run the DM magnet to convert viewers into your email list.
Make my hooks →
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On-book Images

"Scroll-stopping ads, your real cover"
What it is
High-impact ad images built on your actual book cover and your book's real hooks — ready to post to Instagram, Facebook and Amazon. Not stock. Not a template.
You give us
Your manuscript (for real tropes/hooks) and your cover — every image is built on it.
You get
A set of crisp, on-brand ad images (no logo), each composed around your real cover and lead hooks, sized to post anywhere. Yours forever.
How to use it
Post as ads or organic — built to stop the scroll and feature your cover with a clear hook.
Make my images →
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Amazon A+ Content

"Your listing, leveled up"
What it is
Header, banner and tile images generated for your Amazon A+ section at the exact module sizes — built on your real cover, never cropped from a social ad.
Why it's good
A+ Content is proven to lift conversion on Amazon, but most authors skip it because the sizing is fiddly. This hands you upload-ready modules at the correct dimensions — no design tool, no guesswork.
You give us
Your book and your cover.
You get
A few options per A+ format (header / banner / tile), each at Amazon's exact pixel size. Pick your favourite per format.
How to use it
In KDP → A+ Content, create modules and upload the matching image. Done in minutes.
Make my A+ →
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Character Chat

"BookTok's most-saved format"
What it is
A short iMessage-style video of a text thread between your book's main characters — taken from your real manuscript dialogue, page-cited, word for word. Not invented.
Why it's good
The chat/text format is one of the highest-saving, highest-shared formats on BookTok — it feels like eavesdropping on the couple. Because it's your actual dialogue, it sells the exact voice a reader will get.
You give us
Your manuscript (we pull the real two-hander scene) and your cover (for the faces).
You get
A ready-to-post vertical chat video with a hook line for the caption.
How to use it
Post it as a reel. It's built to end on an unresolved line that makes viewers need the book.
Make my chat →
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Outsell Your Rivals · BUNDLE

"Their ads + your open lane"
What it is
Competitor Ad Intelligence + Trope Demand Map in one order — exactly what your rivals run, and exactly where the open space is.
You give us
One manuscript upload — we run both engines.
You get
Everything in Competitor Ad Intelligence + everything in the Trope Demand Map, together.
Outsell them →
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Launch Intelligence Pack · BUNDLE

"Readers, rivals & reels — the full read"
What it is
Reader Report + Competitor Ad Intelligence + Viral Hook Pack — will it sell, how to beat your rivals, and a month of content ready to film.
You give us
One manuscript upload — three engines run from it.
You get
The full Reader Report (verdict + fixes) + Competitor Ad Intelligence + the Viral Hook Pack.
Run the full read →
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The full Book Ad Pack

"The works, built to order"
What it is
Everything, à la carte, from one book: on-book images, cinematic scene videos, character-chat video, ad copy, reader intelligence, competitor intel, viral pack, demand map, promo calendar. You pick the mix; the price follows what you choose; your cast (faces + voices) is locked forever for reorders.
You give us
Your manuscript and cover. We read your book, show you the scenes we found, and you choose what to build.
You get
Whatever you select — delivered same-day, on one page, yours to keep.
Build the full pack →
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Why this comes from real data

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Why this comes from real data

Book Ad Pack is not a template library. Every pack is generated from the manuscript and checked against a reader-demand database we build and count ourselves: 725,746 hook mentions pulled from reader reviews, 5,344 reader personas, and 271,339 Amazon rank and price snapshots. The pipeline has built 76 complete packs across 13 subgenres, 53 of them on paid orders, including 255 ad creatives and 64 scene videos. Counts are live table counts taken 25 August 2026; they go up, not down. Compared with Canva, BookBrush or Placeit: those are template and mockup tools that, by design, never read your book. Every tool described in these guides starts from the manuscript and is checked against the counts above. See how we compare with Canva, Placeit and BookBrush.

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