Stop Guessing Your Book Title
How to Choose Titles & Subtitles That Help Readers Find and Choose Your Book
 
This guide helps authors stop choosing book titles based only on personal preference, clever phrases, or what sounds good in their own head. Instead, it teaches authors how to think about their title as a reader-facing positioning tool.
 
Inside, readers learn what a strong title is supposed to do, how the subtitle supports clarity, how to use reader language without stuffing keywords, and how to test title ideas before publishing. The guide also includes practical examples, title-building exercises, testing methods, common mistakes to avoid, and a final checklist authors can use before committing to a title.
 
This resource is especially helpful for authors who are naming a new book, unsure whether their current title is clear enough, or preparing to publish and want their title, subtitle, cover, and description to work together.
 
Best for: aspiring authors, self-publishing authors, nonfiction writers, memoirists, coaches, speakers, faith-based authors, and any writer who wants a title that helps the right reader quickly understand, trust, and choose their book.