GM WRITERS MEDIA LAB
Level 9 — The War Room
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Campaign Commander
A personalized 90-day campaign plan built from your book's genre, audience, budget, and goals. Not a blog post - a day-by-day operational plan.
Campaign Parameters
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Ad Copy Studio
Platform-specific advertising copy with A/B variants. Amazon headlines, Facebook hooks, BookBub targeting copy, TikTok scripts - all generated from your manuscript, not generic templates.
Target Platform
Amazon Ads Facebook/Instagram BookBub TikTok/BookTok Goodreads
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Social Media Content Engine
30 days of actual post copy - not "post about your book." Character spotlights, world-building teasers, behind-the-scenes content, engagement posts, and countdown hooks. Ready to copy and paste.
Content Calendar Settings
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Email Campaign Builder
3,000 email subscribers generate more sales than 50,000 Instagram followers. Here's your complete email sequence - welcome series, launch series, and nurture sequence. Ready to paste into ConvertKit or Mailchimp.
Email Sequence Settings
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Reader Magnet Generator
The free content that builds your email list. A reader magnet is what you offer in exchange for an email signup - and we generate it from your actual manuscript, in your voice. Not generic. Yours.
Choose Your Magnet Type
Where to host your reader magnet

Upload the generated content to BookFunnel ($20/year) or StoryOrigin (free tier) and connect it to your email signup form. When a reader enters their email, they automatically receive your magnet. This is the #1 method successful indie authors use to build their list.

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Press Kit Builder
Publicists charge $500 - $1,500 for this. One click: professional author bio (3 lengths), book synopsis, interview questions a podcast host can ask, media-ready facts, and pull quotes. Ready for press outreach.
Press Kit Settings
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Amazon Optimizer
Publisher Rocket costs $199 and makes you do the research. We generate your 7 backend keywords, optimal categories, A9-optimized book description, and pricing strategy - all from a manuscript we've known since Level 9.
Amazon Listing Optimization
Why this matters

Amazon's A9 algorithm determines 35% of all book sales through its recommendation engine. The right keywords, categories, and description mean the difference between page 1 and page 50. Your metadata is your book's search engine - and most authors get it wrong.

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Review Strategy Engine
79% of book buyers say reviews are a key factor in their purchase. Getting your first 15 - 30 reviews is the hardest part of a launch. Here's your complete review acquisition strategy with outreach templates.
Review Campaign Settings
Level 9 — Writers Media Lab

The Marketing Engine

Your book exists. Your cover is designed. Your distribution is set. Now we make sure people actually find it. This level builds a complete marketing strategy — from campaign plan to ongoing promotion — tailored to your book, your genre, and your audience.

1 Launch Strategy

Atlas builds a timeline: pre-campaign, campaign week, and post-campaign phases. Each phase has specific actions — ARC distribution, social media scheduling, email sequences, review outreach. You see the whole plan before executing any of it.

2 Social Media Content

Atlas generates platform-specific content for Instagram, TikTok, X, Facebook, and LinkedIn. Not generic posts — content built from YOUR book's themes, characters, and emotional hooks. Quote cards, teaser threads, behind-the-scenes narratives.

Each piece is drafted in multiple variants so you can A/B test what resonates.

3 Email Campaigns

A complete email sequence: welcome series for new subscribers, launch announcement, follow-up sequences, and reader engagement campaigns. Every email is written in your voice and designed to convert readers into fans.

4 Analytics & Iteration

Track what's working. Atlas helps you interpret early sales data, review velocity, and social engagement to adjust your strategy in real time. The marketing plan isn't static — it evolves with your results.

What Carries Forward
A living marketing engine that feeds Level 9: Adaptation. The audience data you gather here — who responds, what hooks land, which platforms convert — informs how your story gets adapted for screen. Market validation before you invest in production.

Writing the book is half the battle. The other half is making sure the right people find it. This level doesn't just give you a plan — it gives you the actual content, ready to post, ready to send, ready to launch.

— Atlas

Level 9 of 13 Written by Atlas, COO