Michael Evans shows authors how to ride algorithm waves by creating content around popular writers like Brandon Sanderson. He walks through a case study from his newsletter Author Sidekick and offers a limited-time discount on the paid tier.
Can be as simple as tying your name to theirs and creating content that's inherently going to interest that audience so that these algorithms serve it to the audience that you want to reach. So an example is if you want to reach Brandon Sanderson, you could create a video of making special editions about his books. I featured that exact case study in a previous version of Author Sidekick, my newsletter, which you can subscribe to below. It's an awesome newsletter that helps authors grow their readership and revenue. It's completely free, although I do have a paid subscription where you get a workshop from me each month. And it's on a discount now. It's pretty cheap, it's about the price of a coffee each month, and it's on a lifetime discount right now that expires at the end of this month. Imagine making a library for your favorite author's books, or going down the rabbit hole and sharing, you know, a history of a specific author. Any content that would be interesting to the readers you want to reach. That content may just get the author's attention. That content also might get their reader's attention, and those readers will now follow you and find your books.
