Studio 07 · Sell
Launch a book like a book person.
The Sell studio is where most writing software gives up. WriteLoom doesn't. Eleven tools that handle the cover, the comps, the keywords, the reviewers, the partnerships, the budget, connected to the same project as your draft, sharing the same synopsis and bio.
Chapter 01·Cover
From concept to critique to print-ready.
Cover designer
Generate cover concepts using AI, with your genre, comps, and synopsis as the brief. Iterate on layout, typography, and palette. Finished designs drop into your project's Media gallery.
Cover rater
Structured critique of any cover (yours or a competitor's) on a 6-category rubric: genre signaling, focal hierarchy, type, palette, market-fit, and "first impression." Use between iterations.
Chapter 02·Positioning
Where this book sits on the shelf.
Comp set
Find and curate competitive titles. 5–10 books is plenty. Feeds the cover rater, the back cover, the one-pager, and the comp-aware AI prompts everywhere else.
Synopsis · Back cover · Bio
Short and long versions of each, generated from your manuscript and editable. The single source of truth for every downstream tool.
One-pager
A marketing one-sheet for press, sales, and sub-rights conversations. Auto-built from the synopsis, comps, bio, and cover.
Chapter 03·Reach
Find your readers, not the internet's.
Reviewer finder
BookTok, YouTube, blogs, Goodreads, surfaced by genre, audience, and recent activity. Returns reviewer name, channel, recent comparable reviews, and a contact path. Exports to spreadsheet for outreach.
Media partnerships
Aligned podcasts, newsletters, indie bookstores, festivals, and local press , filtered by your home base and genre. Pitch-friendly profiles for each.
Keyword scout
Amazon KDP keyword strings and retail-ad-friendly phrases. Validated against actual search volume in your category.
Chapter 04·Plan and budget
A launch calendar that fits what you can actually spend.
Month-by-month marketing plan with a connected line-item budget. Move money between weeks, see what slipped, see what landed.