Books don’t expire, but most authors let their backlist collect dust. Learn how to revive, refresh, and re-energize your older titles into consistent revenue streams.
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Live Workshop
$121 · Next live: 4th August 2026 · Billed in ZAR (R2,125) through our SA payment gateway.
(All advertised USD prices are billed in ZAR through our South African payment gateway.)
Amazon’s A11 algorithm and the Rufus chatbot rewrote the rules in September 2024 — and if your blurbs don’t carry data blocks, your backlist is invisible. 80% of long-term author income comes from backlist. Most authors are leaving half of it on the table.
What We’ll Cover
What You’ll Walk Away With
A clear read on what A11 and Rufus changed and how to fix it
A hybrid blurb framework that keeps emotion but feeds the algorithm
Metadata, keyword and category refresh playbook you can run on every backlist title
A relaunch sequence that lifts the whole series, not just one book
The mindset shift: every backlist book is an asset on your business’s asset register
Between workshops
The full Backlist Booster classroom is also available on-demand — same teaching, watch at your pace, $97.
Frequently Asked
“As you update your backlist, I encourage you to rewrite your blurbs for A11 optimization and your keywords for A11 optimization. The breath of fresh air I have breathed into a lot of my backlists has to do with the fact that I did this.”
“When Amazon announced A11, the way people are shown things on Amazon changed dramatically. Your backlist is not dead — it’s just not optimized for how readers actually find books now.”
Excerpted from a live teaching session inside Plotprose Academy.
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