You’ve poured your heart into writing your book, but now you’re staring down the next challenge: how do you actually get it into readers’ hands? 

Marketing your book can feel overwhelming, but it doesn't have to be. With the right tools—like AI—you can turn it into a streamlined, even fun, part of your creative process.

In this episode, I’m breaking down five beginner-friendly ways AI can help you market your book and connect with readers, all while keeping your voice authentic and your time focused on writing.

Tune in to learn:

• [03:30] How to use AI to craft an author website that feels personal, professional, and uniquely YOU—even if tech isn’t your thing.
• [05:40] The exact prompts to create a welcome email sequence that turns casual subscribers into loyal fans.
• [08:40] How AI can help you brainstorm and batch-create social media content that connects with readers (without the overwhelm).
• [10:55] A step-by-step process for using AI to write a book description that hooks readers and drives sales.
• [13:00] How to leverage AI to draft personalized podcast pitches that get you booked on shows your readers already love.

Whether you’re just starting to write or gearing up to publish, these AI strategies will help you market your book with ease and confidence. Tune in now and start using AI to connect with readers today!

🔗 Links mentioned in this episode:

• Get 5 free AI prompts to simplify your book marketing and connect with readers faster—download now!
• Ep. 106 - 5 Steps to Building Your Author Platform
• Ep. 107 - Email List Building Essentials For Authors

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