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Would Love Feedback On My Book Cover Design And Potential Titles
I would love to get input on this book cover design and my five potential book title ideas. There are 7 pages to this document. The first page is just the template. The last page is an alternate design that I still like. Pages 2 through 6 are exactly the same content except with different potential book titles. I'm looking for input on pages 2 through 6. When I research suggessful books in my genre, they have punchy short titles. Originally, I planned for "What To Say On Your Website To Sell Professional Services" to be the title, but it seems better as a subtitle. Here's the help I am requesting your opinion on: ► Your thoughts on the overall design. ► Does the design catch your eye? Would you notice it in the store? ► Is the cover image too bland and need to be changed? Any suggestions on what would catch your eye? ► Do any of the potential titles ( pages 2 through 6) make you feel like you want to buy the book? ► Your thoughts on the remainder of the text on the book cover (front and back). Does it work for you? Does it make you want to buy the book? Are the concepts all clear? Is there any confusion? Thanks in advance and I appreciate your ideas.
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The layout looks basic and professional. Good font choice and color scheme. A pen in the hand is not an image I associate with website design. The back cover copy might benefit from adding a bulleted list; it draws attention.
🎉My book is finished and uploaded to IngramSpark🎉
When AI Breaks the Law: AI Governance for Talent Leaders is now under review at IngramSpark, with a release date of August 19th...I started the book on August 1, 2025... finished writing in December, did a total rewrite in January, and went to editing in April...! This is my fourth book, but my first one in 9 yrs. A lot has changed over the years. I am so proud of this accomplishment. 🌹🌹🌹
🎉My book is finished and uploaded to IngramSpark🎉
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Congratulations! How do you feel now?
THANK YOU to Our Leaders in JULY
Quick thank you to this community. Every time I pop in here, someone is answering a question, sharing what worked, or cheering on another author. That does not happen everywhere. It happens here because of you. Helen Keller said, "Alone we can do so little; together we can do so much." That is this group. To celebrate those that are really in here all the time, we drew one name from our 30-day leaderboard. Congratulations, Rob Cole! You've won an AI Discoverability Audit plus a 20-minute call with the Book Launchers team to walk through your results and map your next steps. That call is not something you can buy anywhere. Keep showing up for each other. It matters. Now a special note because you will see in the video Roger actually wins .. but Roger is a client of ours and we are doing something like this for him already. That said, Roger if you want this exact thing, you can let us know too. Rob, to claim your prize just email @Angela Jones at [email protected] She needs a few details from you so we can complete your audit, and then we will get you scheduled to review the audit with someone on our team!! Congratulations, Rob, and thank you again to everyone who continues to make this such a helpful and supportive community.
THANK YOU to Our Leaders in JULY
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Thank you very much! I'll reach out to your team.
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@Lloyd A Vermont Sr Looking forward to publication. How about Build Wealth... Yourself
How do you read across multiple genres without burning out?
Lately, I've been thinking about how easy it is to fall into a reading slump when trying to keep up with every popular book. I've found that focusing on the themes I enjoy most like strong character development, emotional depth, and compelling relationships, helps me enjoy books across different genres without feeling overwhelmed. I'm curious about everyone else's reading habits. - Are you a mood reader, or do you usually stick to one genre? - What makes you keep reading a book from beginning to end? - Have you discovered any reading strategies that help you avoid burnout? I'd love to hear your thoughts and learn what works for you!
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I typically read narrative nonfiction. But I find reading across genres _prevents_ burnout more than it incurs it. When I needed to figure out the beats for a romantic element in the biography I am about to release, I read romance novels. It's good to pick up tidbits here and there from other genres, and incorporate into my writing.
I got my book today!
WOW! It's no longer an idea, or a concept. It's a book! I'm ready for this next phase of my life. I wouldn't have been able to do this the help of my friends at BookLaunchers!
I got my book today!
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Congratulations. What a sense of relief getting it out there!
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Currently marketing an authorised biography. Writing my own memoir on trauma healing. I have 30+ years writing copy for and designing websites.

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