During the Summit, I believe Julie mentioned that you can get your Amazon page banned if you say your book is "the best" or a "bestseller." I realize that I put in my book description that my book has become the "gold standard" in the industry (frankly, the first edition was the first book on my subject, and my recent third edition is the only complete book on the subject), and also mentioned that I've sold 100k copies worldwide (this is an estimate but it's around that number) and the book has been required or recommended reading at hundreds of schools worldwide (again, true). Do I need to remove these claims? Hoping one of the Booklaunchers people will weigh in. Thanks!

Hello everyone! I’m officially starting my journey as a writer and I’m truly excited about what lies ahead. I’m currently learning and building my skills in fiction, non-fiction, and script writing step by step. I already have a book on Amazon titled Let the Challenge Be Part of the Story, which marks the beginning of my writing path. I know I still have a lot to learn, but I believe every great writer starts somewhere. I’m here to grow, connect with others, and improve my craft daily.

Today I joined Shane and fellow author Rene in the Book Marketing Lab. This was extremely helpful regarding fine tuning my author website. Shane is great, personable, and conveys his expertise in a very relatable and helpful way. I have homework to do this week and plan on joining the lab again this next Monday.

If you have any questions, Shane answers them on Monday’s at 10:30 am. He looked at my website and gave feedback and recommendations how to improve it. I join every Monday and listen to the questions and I always learn something new.

Who has tried to get the Bookbub Featured promotion and succeeded? Was it worth it? How much does it cost?