Give fiction readers a taste
A first chapter to draw them in. A complete short story. A prequel or bonus scene for readers who want more of your world.
An engaged email list is more valuable than a social follower count.
For you—and a publisher—it’s an audience you own and can reach directly, without the whims of social media algorithms. Offering a reader magnet—a free chapter, story, or useful resource—is the surest way to drive signups. BookArc connects signup, delivery, and follow-up, saving you the work of moving subscriber details and sending files yourself.
A reader magnet gives someone a reason to subscribe. BookArc connects the offer page, signup, and file delivery, so you can welcome a new reader without copying their details between tools or emailing an attachment yourself.
Give readers a clear way to read in their browser or download the formats you offer, with help for getting a book onto their preferred device. The free read becomes an introduction to your work, with the next step ready.
Email gives you—and a publisher—a direct way to reach interested readers again. Welcome them, share what you’re writing, and invite them into a launch when the time is right.
Further reading: Penguin Random House on why author newsletters matter.
A reader magnet is a free read or useful resource that introduces your work and gives the right person a reason to join your list. Start with something they’ll be glad they signed up for.
A first chapter to draw them in. A complete short story. A prequel or bonus scene for readers who want more of your world.
A practical checklist, a workbook, an exercise, or a sample chapter that helps readers solve one real problem.
Set up the offer and its delivery together, then spend your time giving readers a reason to visit.
Choose your free read or resource and connect it to a signup page or your author website. Share the same offer wherever readers find you.
BookArc connects signup to the promised chapter, story, or resource. Readers get a clear reading or download route without waiting for you to send the file.
Have a welcome message ready and connect a supported email provider to keep new subscribers in your existing list. Follow up with writing updates, useful ideas, or an invitation to your next launch.
Give people a reason to subscribe now. Build the relationships that will support this book—and the one after it.