Publishing a KDP book doesn't automatically put it in front of the readers who would enjoy it.
You can have a great book, a strong Amazon listing and consistent social media promotion, yet still struggle to get discovered by new readers.
That's why I created my Promote My Book opportunity.
I'll promote suitable KDP books through my Pinterest Books Recs Page, where readers are already discovering books, exploring genres and looking for their next read.
I've spent months building my Pinterest Books Recs Page around book discovery, rather than simply creating promotional content for authors.
The page now generates 62K+ monthly reader impressions, with almost 2K+ daily impressions and approximately 36K+ total readers.
My audience is also 88%+ female, with 56% coming from the United States.
Since creating the page, I've reached 800K+ readers.
That's the existing reader environment your KDP book could potentially be introduced to.
More impressions aren't necessarily better if they're coming from people who have no interest in your genre.
That's why I'll look at your book's:
Genre.
Themes.
Tropes.
Mood.
Story appeal.
Potential reader interests.
A romance book should be positioned differently from a thriller.
A fantasy book should speak differently to readers than a mystery.
The goal is to make the promotion relevant enough that the right reader can quickly recognize:
“This could be my next read.”
Pinterest gives readers another way to discover books through search, related content and recommendations.
They don't necessarily have to follow your author account first.
Someone searching for a specific genre, trope or type of book could potentially encounter your promotional Pin while exploring Pinterest.
And because Pins can continue appearing through search and recommendations after publication, your promotion isn't necessarily limited to the first few hours.
This doesn't guarantee clicks, sales or Amazon ranking improvements.
It simply creates another potential book visibility opportunity.
My Pinterest Books Recs Page is built for readers, so I want to protect the quality of the content they discover.
That's why every submission is reviewed before acceptance.
I'll consider:
Audience fit
Genre relevance
Reader appeal
Book presentation
Themes and tropes
Not every submission is automatically accepted.
I want the books featured on my page to be books my audience could genuinely enjoy discovering.
My Promote My Book opportunity isn't simply about putting your cover on another graphic.
It's about creating a potential discovery journey:
Reader Interest → Pinterest Search → Your Book Pin → Curiosity → Your Book Page
I'll handle the Pinterest-focused promotional positioning while your book gets another opportunity to appear within an established reader environment.
Your Amazon page then gives interested readers somewhere to learn more about the book.
If you're an indie, self-published or Amazon KDP author looking for another book marketing and book promotion opportunity, this could be worth exploring.
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 KDP book genuinely fits my reader audience, submit it through the “Promote My Book” section on my website for consideration.
Don't just promote your book. Give interested readers another opportunity to discover it. 📚📌