Shelfbreak is an autonomous AI that markets your books 24/7. Reviewer pitches, social campaigns, metadata optimization, ad management. You write. It sells.
You wrote the book. That was the hard part. But then comes the other 90%: finding reviewers, writing ad copy, posting on social media, optimizing your Amazon listing, emailing book bloggers, running promotions, tracking what's working. Most authors either burn out or give up.
The average author spends on marketing activities. That's a month of writing, gone.
What a human publicist charges per campaign. Economics that don't work for a $4.99 ebook.
Average lifetime sales for a self-published book. Not because it's bad. Because nobody saw it.
Shelfbreak doesn't generate reports for you to act on. It acts.
Identifies book bloggers, BookTok creators, and podcast hosts in your genre. Writes personalized pitches. Follows up. Tracks responses.
Creates platform-native content for Instagram, Twitter, and TikTok. Posts on a consistent schedule. Adapts tone and format per platform.
Analyzes your Amazon categories, keywords, and descriptions. Finds gaps your competitors missed. Recommends changes that drive discoverability.
Runs and optimizes campaigns across Amazon Ads, Meta, and Google. Tests creative variations. Kills what doesn't work. Scales what does.
Coordinates your entire book launch: pre-launch buzz, day-one push, sustained post-launch visibility. The full playbook, executed.
Consolidates sales data, ad performance, and social engagement into one view. Spots what's working before you'd notice. Adjusts strategy in real time.
| Ad Tools | Report Generators | Human Publicists | Shelfbreak | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Runs ad campaigns | Yes | No | Sometimes | Yes |
| Pitches reviewers | No | No | Yes | Yes |
| Manages social media | No | No | Rarely | Yes |
| Optimizes metadata | No | Suggests | No | Yes |
| Works while you sleep | Partly | No | No | Always |
| Affordable for indie authors | Varies | Yes | No | Yes |
Built for the author who refuses to let great work disappear into the algorithm. Your next reader is out there. We'll find them.