Eight years helping authors on Amazon, so your book doesn’t get lost there.

I started as a freelancer, writing Amazon listings and running ad campaigns for sellers and authors. No agency behind me and no shortcuts. Every job was one client, one product page, and a review at the end that told me whether I’d earned it.

Authors became the clients I cared about most. A seller wants a product moved. An author has spent a year or more on something personal, published it, and then watched it sit where nobody could find it. I kept seeing the same thing: good books losing to weaker ones that simply had better pages.

So I learned every part of that page. Formatting and covers. Keywords and categories. Descriptions, A+ Content and Author Central. Then Amazon Ads, where I became certified, and later Meta ads, landing pages and the tracking that connects them to real sales.

Eight years on, I’ve worked with more than 1,000 authors across fiction and nonfiction. Some of them have reached #1 in their categories, with Best Seller and New Release badges to show for it.

Book Cresta is the name I’ve given to that work. It’s one place where you can hand over your whole launch, or just the piece you’re missing, and know that the person who answers your message is the person doing the thinking.