Getting your book in front of new readers can be one of the hardest parts of self-publishing.
You can have a great story, a professional cover and a strong Amazon KDP page, but none of that helps if the right readers never discover it.
That's why I created my Promote My Book opportunity.
I'll promote suitable indie, Kindle and KDP books through my Pinterest Books Recs community, giving authors an opportunity to put their books in front of an established audience interested in discovering what to read next.
I didn't build my Pinterest Books Recs Page specifically to sell book promotions.
I built it around book recommendations, reader interests and discovering new books.
Today, the page has approximately 36K+ total readers and generates 62K+ monthly reader impressions, with almost 2K+ daily impressions at recent levels.
The audience is also 88%+ female readers, with 56% coming from the United States.
Since creating the page, I've reached 800K+ readers.
So when I promote your book, I'm introducing it into an existing Pinterest environment already focused on books and reading.
More visibility doesn't automatically mean better book promotion.
What matters is whether the people seeing your book have a reason to care about it.
That's why I'll look at your book's genre, themes, tropes, mood and reader appeal when creating its promotional angle.
A romance book should feel relevant to romance readers.
A thriller should attract readers interested in suspense and mystery.
A fantasy book should speak to readers looking for fantasy and related Books To Read recommendations.
The goal is to make the right reader stop and think:
“This sounds like something I'd enjoy.”
One of the advantages of Pinterest for book marketing and book promotion is that readers can discover content through search and related interests.
They don't necessarily need to follow you first.
Someone searching for a specific genre, trope or type of book can potentially encounter your promotional Pin while exploring Pinterest.
And unlike a traditional social feed where older posts can quickly disappear from immediate attention, Pinterest content can continue creating discovery opportunities through search and recommendations after publication.
There are no guarantees of permanent ranking, clicks or sales, but it gives your book another potential visibility channel.
My Pinterest community is built for readers.
That's why I don't want to turn it into a page filled with random promotions.
Every submitted book is reviewed before acceptance.
I'll consider its genre fit, presentation, reader appeal, themes, positioning and overall suitability for my audience.
So submitting your book doesn't automatically mean it will be accepted.
I want the books that make it onto my page to feel like books my readers could genuinely be interested in discovering.
That selectiveness helps protect the audience I've built while keeping the promotion meaningful for authors.
The objective isn't simply to create another advertisement.
It's to create a potential discovery path:
Reader Interest → Pinterest Discovery → Your Book Pin → Curiosity → Your Book Page
I'll handle the Pinterest-focused promotional positioning while your book is presented within my existing Books Recs environment.
Your Amazon or Kindle book page then becomes the next step for the reader who wants to learn more.
If you're an indie author, self-published author or KDP author looking for another way to promote your book, my Promote My Book opportunity gives you a chance to leverage an audience I've already spent months building.
My Pinterest Books Recs Page currently has:
36K+ total readers
62K+ monthly reader impressions
Almost 2K+ daily impressions
88%+ female readers
56% United States readers
800K+ readers reached since creation
If your book genuinely fits my audience, you can submit it through the “Promote My Book” section on my website for consideration.
Your book doesn't need to wait for readers to find it by chance. Put it where book discovery is already happening. 📚📌