What Every Plan Includes

Basic Information: Title, series name, series number, genre, and budget.

Target Audience: A list of broad and niche audiences that you should be targeting your book to. Some of these will come from your contact form, but others may come from what I have uncovered in the market through my research. 

Book Blurb: Everyone should have an easily accessible place to keep their book blurb. I will not fix book blurbs, but I may make a few notes if I feel there is something that should be improved for marketing. 

Tropes To Emphasize: Highly marketable tropes tailored to your book that can be easily utilized through keywords, advertising, and social media. Some of these will come from your contact form, but others may come from what I have uncovered in the market through my research.

Possible Content Warnings: Whether or not your book may require you to place content warnings in the blurb or in the book itself.

Distribution Platforms: All the places you are planning on selling your book.

Pricing Strategies: Regular prices and any promotional pricing that is neccessary for your book launch.

Marketing Schedule: A comprehensive overview of a marketing calendar that includes all social media posts, website content, potential interviews and guest posts, cover reveal day, paid advertising, paid promotions, and launch week activities. 

Detailed Breakdown: A detailed breakdown of every action listed in the marketing schedule with suggested content ideas for websites, newsletters, and social media, associated costs, social media hashtags to use on each platform, and links to suggested groups, book blogs, podcasts, and YouTube channels to contact. This is highly dependent on what you have indicated you want to include as well as what I have come with as the best strategy.