Start when you’re ready

You can begin on the day you buy or the following day. After payment, you’ll receive a confirmation email with instructions for starting. Once your Sprint begins, one challenge email arrives each day for seven days, with that day’s task and downloadable worksheet.

Your email address is used to deliver the Sprint.

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Full Throttle 7-Day Book Marketing Sprint

In seven days, turn “I should be marketing my book” into a clear 30-day plan, three promotional drafts and one promotion already sent or published, in just one focused task a day.

This is for indie authors with a published, launch-ready or nearly finished book.

Your book is ready. What happens next?

Maybe this is your first book. Maybe you’ve published before. Either way, finishing a book doesn’t automatically tell you how to market it.

You want people to read it. You want to sell copies. And yes, you’d like to earn money from the work you’ve put into it. Those are good reasons to take the next step.

But if you’re new to book marketing, it can be hard to know where to begin. There are pages to improve, places to promote, posts to write and opportunities to consider. You can spend plenty of time looking at possibilities and still be unsure what to do next.

The Full Throttle 7-Day Book Marketing Sprint gives you a clear next move, then helps you build it into a plan for the month ahead.

One focused step a day

For seven days, you’ll receive one short challenge email and one downloadable worksheet for that day. Each task is designed to take about 30 minutes.

You’ll work on one book, move through the steps in order and finish with a practical plan you can use.

Here’s what you’ll do

Day 1: Choose your book and get clear on how to describe it to potential readers.
Set the focus for the week.

Day 2: Improve your book page’s first impression.
Look at what someone sees when they find your book and decide what could be clearer or more compelling.

Day 3: Choose one free way to help people discover your book.
Pick an approach you can act on.

Day 4: Find ten promotional opportunities to explore.
Build a shortlist of places or people who may be a fit for your book.

Day 5: Draft three pieces of promotional copy.
Create material you can adapt for your chosen promotion route.

Day 6: Send or publish one promotion.
Put one piece into the world and record what you did.

Day 7: Make your four-week plan.
Decide what you’ll do next and what you’ll track.

At the end of the week, you’ll have:

• A clearer way to describe your book and who may be interested in it

• One improvement to strengthen its first impression

• A discovery route you can use to introduce the book to people

• A shortlist of ten real opportunities to explore

• Three pieces of marketing copy ready to adapt

• A first action to take

• A practical 30-day calendar and tracker for what comes next

Each day focuses on one part of the path: your book and its potential readers, its first impression, where to introduce it, opportunities to explore, copy to prepare, a first step to take and a plan for the next 30 days.

The Sprint helps you turn marketing into action. It can’t promise a particular number of readers or sales; those depend on the book, the market and what happens after you put your plan to work.

Built for authors who want a clear place to start

The Sprint is for indie authors with a book that’s published, launch-ready or nearly finished. You don’t need previous marketing experience. You don’t need to have an existing audience.

Sylvana Seymour, author of Full Throttle Indie Book Marketing, created the Sprint to turn practical book marketing into a short, guided sequence you can use with one book.

Get the whole Sprint for $47

Your one-time $47 purchase includes:

• Seven daily challenge emails

• Seven downloadable worksheets, delivered one day at a time

• A promotional prompt pack

• A 30-day calendar and tracker

Frequently asked questions

Is this for me if I’ve never marketed a book before?
Yes. The Sprint is designed for authors who’ve finished—or are close to finishing—a book and want a clear, practical place to start. You don’t need marketing experience.

Does my book need to be published already?
No. You can work through the steps with a published, launch-ready or nearly finished book. You’ll focus on one book and adapt the tasks to where it is now.

What will I have by the end of the seven days?
A practical 30-day plan for promoting your book, a few promotional pieces you can use, and one real promotional action taken. The Sprint gives you a plan and momentum; it can’t promise a particular number of readers or sales.

How much time will it take?
Plan for about 30 minutes a day for seven days. Each day brings one focused task and its own worksheet.

How does the Sprint work?
Start on the day you buy or the following day. You’ll receive one challenge email each day for seven days, with that day’s task and a downloadable worksheet.

What does it cost?
The Sprint is $47, paid once. That includes all seven daily emails and worksheets, plus the prompt pack and 30-day calendar and tracker.

Do I have to join the ongoing marketing list?
No. Your email address is used to deliver the Sprint. Joining the ongoing Full Throttle marketing list is separate and optional.