Every so often, a book launch comes along that’s worth watching - not because you’ll do the same thing, but because of what you can learn from it. Let's watch it unfold together. I'm talking about: Alex Hormozi’s latest book launch on Saturday, August 16th at 9am PST: Register here to watch it unfold Alex is a self-publishing powerhouse who’s building an entire book series with the single goal of building buzz for his business. His first two books in the series had epic launches, and this one is shaping up to be even more spectacular. I think it's great to take note of how he's doing it. He is not worried about a list of any kind. He will be driving hundreds of thousands of book sales right to his website during this launch. Right now, in presale, the book is ONLY available on his website. Afterwards he will sell through traditional retail channels. After the launch, join me on BookLaunchers.TV where I’ll break down: - What worked - What most of us should skip - And how mere mortal authors like us can adapt the best pieces of his launch for our own success. Grab your spot in his launch and take notes of what he is doing 10 days out, 4 days out, and on the day of to create momentum! It's going to be great to watch this. Then meet me live for the breakdown. [Now I am heading out for a week of vacation so you won't see me back here until August 11th ... behave while I'm away :) ]

What are you doing to get as many reviews as possible for your book on Amazon KDP? I've heard that there are both paid solutions that provide reviews and free solutions, e.g., in the form of online communities that support each other. What approach do you recommend to make your book visible and encourage potential buyers to purchase it?