So, you’ve written a book. Months, or maybe years of ideas, rewrites, late nights, and bold decisions have finally turned into something real. And now comes a question most authors don’t always see coming: You need a website. Not because it’s trendy. Not because someone told you to “build a platform.” But because readers, publishers, event organisers, and collaborators will all want one place to learn about you and your work. Your website is your home base. Your business card

For many authors, hiring a designer can feel intimidating. You know your story inside out but websites and branding? That’s a different language entirely. Whether you’re building your first author website or refining an existing one, we get how choosing the right designer can feel daunting. The good news is, it doesn’t have to be and we've listed a few key steps to help you on your way to finding the perfect fit for your project. 1. Ask Around First Your network is a powerful

Choosing the right platform for your author website can be tricky. We break down the pros and cons of Wix and WordPress, helping you find the best fit for your books, brand, and time.