You’re Going to Die and You Haven’t Started Living Yet
- #1Best Seller, Self-Management Self-Help
- #3Self-Esteem Self-Help
- #4Personal Transformation
8 years of book marketing
I’m Mubashir, founder of Book Cresta. Over 8 years I’ve helped more than 1,000 authors publish, rank and sell on Amazon KDP. Hand me the whole launch, or only the one or two pieces you’re stuck on.
30 minutes on Google Meet You talk to me, not a sales rep No obligation
Mubashir H.Founder, Book Cresta · Amazon Ads certified
History eBooks of Spain & PortugalSteve Castlen, client
On the shelf right now
Every position below is taken from the book’s own Amazon page. No mock-ups, no “as seen on” logos. Look any of them up.
Rankings as shown on each book’s Amazon product page, October 2026. Amazon updates ranks hourly, so positions move.
Put your book on this shelfThe real problem
Thousands of new titles go live on Amazon every day. In 2026 and 2027 a reader scrolling the results gives each thumbnail a glance, and Amazon’s algorithm only keeps showing the books that get clicked and bought.
That decision is made on your product page, before anyone reads a word you wrote. Wrong category, weak keywords, a flat description, no A+ Content, ads with no structure: each one quietly pushes your book further down, until it is one spine in a sea of them.
Your book is filed where nobody shops, under phrases readers never search.
I choose both from real search data and place your book where a #1 tag is realistically within reach. You get the list and the reason for each choice.
One grey block of text and no A+ Content. Next to a publisher’s book, it looks unfinished.
A benefit-led description, designed A+ modules and an Author Central page, so an independent book looks like a publisher stands behind it.
Royalties go to clicks that were never going to buy.
Structured campaigns, weekly search-term work, and ad cost reported to you in plain numbers.
You pay for the click and never learn whether it bought.
A landing page that warms readers up, with Meta Pixel and Amazon Attribution set up, so every sale traces back to the ad that earned it.
None of this is about your writing. It’s about the page your book lives on, and that’s the part I fix.
Show me what’s wrong with my pageWhat you can hire me for
Three ways to work together, depending on where your book is today. Every quote is written for your book, so you never pay for something you don’t need.
Published, not selling
Your book is live but buried. I rebuild the page so Amazon shows it and readers buy it.
Manuscript to market
You’ve finished writing. I take it from file to live on Amazon, set up to rank from day one.
Selling, ready for more
Your page converts. Now I bring it more readers, on Amazon and beyond it.
See the work
Four books in four styles: children’s stories, a gift book, an activity book and a history title. Each design is built around the book’s own cover, so the page feels like part of the book.




Case study · Amazon Ads
These are the totals from the Amazon Ads console for three months of campaigns on this book. Every campaign is counted, not just the best one.
Laura Falces & Uli Moreno Montana · 4.3 stars from 405 ratings
Every $1 spent on ads returned $5.91 in sales. One client’s account. Your genre, price and budget will give different numbers.
In his own words
The sales don’t come by having a great book. They come from having a great book that’s marketed well, and Mubashir has done that for me.
Steve CastlenArmy Colonel, former investigator, prosecutor and judge. Repeat client.
How it works
You show me your book or manuscript. I tell you what’s working, what isn’t, and what I would fix first.
You get a clear scope: what I’ll do, what it costs and when it’s done. Take all of it or just part.
Formatting, listing, A+ Content, ads. You see everything before it goes live, and your accounts stay yours.
Reports in plain numbers: rank, sales, ad spend, ACOS. Then we decide together what comes next.
8 years · 1,000+ authors
Who you’ll be working with
Book Cresta is my studio. A small team helps me with production, but I plan every project, write the strategy and check every file before you see it.
After eight years and more than 1,000 authors, I know which details decide whether a book gets found. I’ll tell you plainly which ones are holding yours back.
Before you ask
Something else on your mind? Ask it on a call or send a message. I’d rather answer now than have you guess.
Ask me on a callNo. Most authors start with one thing, usually ads, A+ Content or a listing rewrite. If your page needs more, I’ll say so and explain why, and you decide. You only pay for what you approve.
No, and be careful with anyone who does. Rank depends on your genre, cover, price, reviews and budget, and Amazon changes its ranks every hour. What I can promise is a page built properly, ads managed with discipline, and honest numbers every month.
You never share your password. For advertising, you invite me as a user inside your Amazon Ads account and can remove me at any time. For KDP, I deliver upload-ready files with step-by-step instructions, or we upload together on a screen share.
It’s the best time. Categories, keywords, title, subtitle and launch plan are far easier to get right before the book goes live than to repair afterwards.
It depends on your genre and your goal. Most authors begin with a small daily budget to collect data, then put more behind what’s working. Once I’ve seen your book I’ll suggest a starting number and tell you what it can realistically do.
Fiction and nonfiction: self-help, business, memoir, history, cookbooks, children’s books, religion and spirituality, romance, mystery, thrillers and more, plus low-content books. I work on Amazon US, UK, Canada, Australia and the European stores.
Book a call or send me your Amazon link. I’ll look at your book, tell you what I’d do, and send a written quote. Work starts when you approve it.
Book a meeting
A free 30-minute call with me on Google Meet. You’ll leave knowing what to fix first, whether you hire me or not.
Prefer to write?
Whichever is easiest for you. They all come to me.