Romance Your Brand

Building a Marketable Genre Fiction Series

By: Zoe York

Narrated by: Zoe York

"Genre fiction series are the bread and butter of mid-list writers. For many, they make the difference between a writing dream and a writing career.” (Zoe York/Ainsley Booth, USA Today and New York Times best-selling author)

For the first time ever in print, Zoe York breaks down how she plans a series - something she has done 10 times over. Romance Your Brand is an adaptation of an intensive four-week course, now available to authors everywhere.

This book covers:

• High-concept pitches
• Taglines and blurbs
• World building and casts of characters
• Writing the first book in a series
• Finding comparable series and covers
• How to write towards future marketing
• And why all of the above should be considered before you write a single word

©2019 Zoe York (P)2020 Zoe York

Excellent Resource on Aligning Your Brand & Series

Really appreciated this book on how to leverage a series by identifying and monetizing your brand, utilizing the most marketable elements of your work. As authors we often think of our 'product' as a unique work of art - because, of course, it is. But that's very hard to put into words when it comes to marketing.

This book helps you pull out those elements that have broad appeal to a particular market, identify where you might be missing the mark slightly and improve those areas. It was just what I was looking for.

Also loved listening to the author read the book herself, she has a very appealing and entertaining style. It includes a step by step map of how to plan your next series for increased success. Thank you so much for sharing, Zoe York!

Very Insightful

I really enjoyed the advice in this! I'll be revisiting this many times more that's for sure!

A lot of takeaways!

This is the kind of book I will listen to over and over. Many great tips and advice. York did a great job narrating too! A lot of food for thought of how to approach your marketing strategies, along with a refreshing telling of the pains of not only writing but what has to come next after you publish. I highly recommend!