Feeling tech-overwhelmed? You’re not alone. 🐻❄️
If you’ve ever wanted to chuck your laptop out the window while trying to set up a newsletter or pick the ‘right’ keywords, take a deep breath. This post is a balm for your tech-frayed nerves. I’m sharing the 3 author tech tools that changed everything for me — and they might just save your sanity too (while helping you make more sales).
1️⃣ Publisher Rocket – Find Keywords That Actually Work
📌 How to Do It:
Use Publisher Rocket to find high-traffic, low-competition keywords for your books. Plug those gems into your KDP metadata, your ads, and your book descriptions. Bonus? You’ll stop guessing and start knowing exactly how readers find books like yours.
📌 Why It Works:
It shows you exactly what people are searching for on Amazon and how competitive those keywords are. That’s powerful intel for your marketing strategy.
📌 Try This:
👉 Run a keyword search for your top book’s genre and plug one new keyword into your subtitle or ad this week.
📌 Grab it here
2️⃣ Moonsight 2025 Digital Calendar – Cosmic Clarity for Creatives
📌 How to Do It:
Sync the Google Calendar duo with your daily life and plan launches, writing sprints, and rest days aligned to the moon phases. You’ll never again wonder why you’re exhausted during a dark moon or ready to write 10K words during a waxing moon.
📌 Why It Works:
It blends soul and structure — a divine combo for our Eleanor. It gently reminds you when to push forward and when to rest.
📌 Try This:
👉 Add the full moon to your creative calendar and plan your next big visibility boost around it.
📌 Get the Moonsight Calendar
3️⃣ Kit (formerly ConvertKit) – Email That Feels Like You
📌 How to Do It:
Kit makes it easy to create beautiful, personal emails, automate a welcome sequence, and grow your list without tech tantrums. Bonus: their free plan now covers up to 10,000 subscribers!
📌 Why It Works:
Email is still the best way to build your reader fam, and Kit helps you do it in a way that feels warm and human.
📌 Try This:
👉 Set up a welcome email that introduces who you are and invites new readers to reply.