Looking for a professional author website?

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More than your book’s cover, a website defines your brand as an author. A good website is the hub for all your book marketing activity — a place to attract new subscribers and engage existing fans. 

On Reedsy, meet author website designers who create websites for bestselling authors like Stephen King, E.L. James, and Anthony Horowitz. Our website designers can help develop your brand and reach new readers.

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Mark T.

I'm a multi-disciplinary designer that supplies compact website design in support of my author clients. I own very bright shoes ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

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Kiersten A.

As a freelance web designer/developer I specialize in creating custom Wordpress websites for all creative individuals with a story to tell.

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Matthew Y.

I create attractive, intuitive websites on WordPress and Squarespace that deliver your message and that are easy to update and maintain.

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What services do Reedsy web designers offer?

Reedsy professionals will build you a bespoke website from the ground up. Services offered by our author web designers include:

• Branding and design
• Website hosting and domain setup
• Search Engine Optimization (SEO)
• Newsletter sign-up and lead magnet
• A blog
• Contact forms
• Image galleries
• Social media sharing

They can also help you improve an existing author website. Browse our freelancers’ portfolios to see the specific services they offer.

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What does an author’s website need to achieve?

Your author website should answer the biggest questions a reader will have:

• Who are you? 
• What books have you published?
• What books are coming up?
• Where can they find you on social media?
• How can they contact you?

To create a site that stands out from the crowd and helps you convert fans, you should also think about:

• A newsletter sign-up
• A lead magnet
• A blog (more relevant for nonfiction)
• Search Engine Optimization (SEO)

As you can see, a basic homepage won’t suffice. You’ll need a proper website to be able to market yourself effectively. 

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