A taste of your story
Share an excerpt, reintroduce the first book in a series, or offer a bonus story that brings readers back to your world.
Create graphics from the books and branding you’ve already added to BookArc.
Reuse your cover and book details in designs for excerpts, announcements, and offers. Add a paperback or reading-device presentation, then share the finished graphic with a link to a sample, a book page, or somewhere to buy.
Example book-announcement graphic created in BookArc for a fictional book.
Your book is already in the library. Select it in Graphics Studio and use its saved cover and details. Start with your author branding and a book-focused design, then make it fit the post you want to share.
Get the book presentation ready-made. Show your original cover as a paperback or on a reading device without assembling a separate mockup.
Keep the destination useful. Share a stable BookArc book link and maintain its retailer options centrally, with choices by country and format. Link to a sample, series page, or reader magnet when that better fits your promotion.
A new reader may be discovering your backlist for the first time. Help them find one book, then give them a route to the next.
Use your book’s stories and ideas to make posts that interest the readers it was written for.
Share an excerpt, reintroduce the first book in a series, or offer a bonus story that brings readers back to your world.
Connect a book’s ideas to a reader’s current interests. Share a practical tip or offer a resource that helps them take the next step.
Give each promotion a clear purpose and a place for interested readers to go.
Use the title, details, and cover you’ve already added. Reintroduce an older book, start readers on a series, or connect a nonfiction idea to a question people are asking now.
Choose an excerpt, announcement, or offer design. Use your saved cover and a paperback or device presentation, then download the graphic to share through your own channels.
Add a stable book link with retailer choices you can keep current, a series page, or a reader magnet. Give each new reader a route from the post to your work.
Give them a reason to discover one book, then help them find the rest.