@Emily D Unfortunately, reviews usually don’t come quickly. They take time, even when you’re doing everything right. I use BookBounty, and it works well for me, but that process takes time too. I also know people who have used BookRiver with good results. There are also many helpful tutorials on YouTube, including several from Andrey, about different ways to get reviews. My honest advice is to be patient and let the process happen naturally. Even though you may see influencers claiming they can get reviews overnight, that’s usually not realistic. Building genuine reviews is slow, but they’re worth much more in the long run.

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@Andrey Bernhart Hi Andrey, Just wanted to share some feedback after playing around with the A+ Content feature a bit more. The first time I used it, I have to admit I was a little disappointed with the results. But then, with a little help from AI, I created a much more detailed prompt that described exactly what I wanted, and the difference was huge. The results were so much better. I think it would really help users if you encouraged them to use very specific prompts instead of short or generic ones. It definitely makes a big difference in the quality of the output. The only thing I couldn’t get right was the author image. I started with a hyper-realistic photo of the author and tried several times, using quite a few credits, but I just couldn’t get an image that actually looked like the original person. I eventually decided to move forward anyway, and I already published both the book and the A+ Content. Overall, though, I’m really happy with how much the feature has improved. You guys are making great progress, and I can definitely see the difference. One small suggestion: it might be helpful to include a few example prompts or some quick prompt-writing tips right inside the feature. I think that would save users some trial and error and help them get much better results from the start. Thanks again for all the work you and the team are doing. I’m looking forward to seeing what’s next!

@Nigel Howard I would suggest 11 pt and 1.4 spacing

@Roman Redl thank you 😊