You should not need a spreadsheet to decide which promotion sites to book. If you publish your own ebooks, you can plan a promotion for a book you want more readers to find, right in your browser.

It is how a quiet book gets a crowd. A promo stack is a set of book promotion newsletters you book across several days. The aim is momentum, because readers like a book that other readers are already picking up.

If a good book has gone quiet, it may only need more eyes on it. Reviving an older title is the case Promo Stacker was made for. Results vary with your cover, your description, and your reviews, and no plan can promise sales.

It stings to spend on a promotion and watch it fall flat. A promo stack puts more eyes on your book, so a cover that sends the wrong signal for your genre sends it to more people. Fix the cover first with Book Cover Analyzer, polish your Amazon page with Amazon Page Optimizer, and then come back. Promo Stacker is made for an excellent book that simply has not been seen yet.

You can choose with confidence, because both are worth running. Many authors pick a free run to reach the most readers and a discount to earn real sales. You can plan either one.

Ending on a high note feels better than fading out. In a promo stack, the anchor is the biggest promotion, saved for the end so the run finishes strong. A BookBub Featured Deal is the classic anchor.

You can plan a strong promotion without one. BookBub chooses which books it features, so no tool can promise you a spot, but it is worth applying. If you get a deal, pick its date as your final day and build toward it.

Launch week should feel like a celebration, not a discount. Promotion sites send readers to your live Amazon page at a free or $0.99 price, so a promo stack is meant for a book that is already for sale. Thomas Umstattd Jr. advises keeping a new release at full price at launch, and stacking a book that has been out a while and has gathered reviews.

You can feel good about giving away book one, because it is the doorway to everything after it. Series authors in the Novel Marketing community have run a free or discounted promotion on book one around the release of book two, so new readers have the next book ready.

Yes. Choose the genre closest to your book, whether it is fiction, memoir, business, or self-help.

Your publisher may control your ebook price, so it is fair to wonder. You can run a promo stack when you or your publisher can set the ebook to free or $0.99 for the promotion. Promo Stacker is built for authors who publish their own ebooks, so ask your publisher before you plan.

A new book with a handful of reviews can still have a plan. Some sites ask for a minimum number of reviews, so a book with few reviews has fewer sites to choose from at first. Tell Promo Stacker where your book stands today, and come back as the reviews grow.

Everyone hopes a promotion will fill their review page. More readers mean more chances for reviews, but only a small share of readers ever write one, and no plan can promise them. Make it easy for the ones who want to help with Review Linker.

You deserve to see what your money did. Your Amazon sales and Kindle page reads show the lift while the promotion runs and after it ends, and With Royalty Analyzer, you can read what the promotion did in plain sentences, straight from your KDP report.

Promotion prices move, so check before you pay. Prices, open dates, and requirements all change, so confirm each one on the site when you book.

Nothing gets booked behind your back. Promo Stacker does not book or pay for anything, so you submit your book and pay each site yourself. Each site decides whether to accept your book.

Try a bigger budget, a smaller one, or a different kind of run to see how the plan changes. Promo Stacker uses no AI and spends no credits, so you can run it as many times as you like.

No. You can trust the plan, because it comes only from the choices you make and no AI is inventing anything. Author Media does not store, track, or view what you enter. You can clear your last choices any time with the reset button, because they stay only in your own browser.

Promo Stacker is included with any Novel Marketing Patreon membership of $10 per month or more. That membership also unlocks more than 80 other author tools in the Patron Toolbox. Promo Stacker uses no AI, so it spends none of your credits.