Book & Author Microsites

Give Your Book A Place to Live Online.

Your book deserves more than a retailer listing and a few social media posts. A professionally designed microsite gives readers one central place to discover your book, learn about you, connect with your message, and take the next step.

More Than a Book Listing

Your Book Needs Its Own Digital Home.

Amazon, Barnes & Noble, social media, and other platforms can be useful places for readers to find your book—but those platforms aren't built around you.


A book or author microsite gives you a professional online destination built around your message, your brand, and the experience you want readers to have.

Why Build a Microsite?

Give Readers Somewhere to Go After They Discover Your Book.

Imagine someone hears about your book on a podcast, sees it on social media, receives a recommendation from a friend, or meets you at an event.

What happens when they search for you?

A professional microsite gives that reader a clear, intentional destination where they can learn what your book is about and why it matters.

Instead of sending potential readers through a maze of social profiles and retailer listings, you can give them one simple place that represents you professionally.

Your microsite becomes the digital front door to your book and your author brand.

Built Around Your Book

What Can Your Microsite Include?

The goal is to give readers the information they need without overwhelming them.

01

Book Overview

Present your book with a professional cover image, compelling description, key themes, and a clear reason for readers to care.

02

Author Biography

Introduce readers to the person behind the book through your story, credentials, background, and author photo.

03

Purchase Links

Direct visitors to the places where they can purchase your book with simple, clearly positioned calls to action.

04

Book Media

Showcase videos, interviews, podcast appearances, book trailers, press coverage, or other media connected to your project.

05

Reader Resources

Offer discussion questions, downloads, bonus materials, study resources, or other content connected to the book.

06

Contact & Next Steps

Give readers, media, event organizers, or potential clients a professional way to contact you and stay connected.

Own Your Online Presence

Your Book Shouldn't Depend Entirely on Someone Else's Platform.

Social media platforms change. Algorithms change. Retailer pages are built to sell products—not tell the full story behind your book.

Your microsite gives you a professional destination you can use across your marketing.

✓ Add it to your author bio and email signature.
✓ Share it on social media.
✓ Use it during podcast and media appearances.
✓ Put it on promotional materials.
✓ Add a QR code to printed materials or events.
✓ Direct readers to one central location.
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Built for Your Goals

Book Microsite or Author Microsite?

The right approach depends on whether you're primarily building around one book or creating a larger platform around yourself as an author.

Book Microsite

A focused site designed around one specific title.

✓ Book cover and description
✓ Author introduction
✓ Purchase links
✓ Book trailer or videos
✓ Reader resources
✓ Media and press information

Author Microsite

A broader platform designed around you and your work.

✓ Professional author biography
✓ Multiple books
✓ Speaking or media information
✓ Videos and interviews
✓ Contact information
✓ Long-term author brand development
Connect Your Author Ecosystem

Bring the Pieces of Your Book Marketing Together.

Your book can exist in a lot of places online.

Your website shouldn't compete with those platforms. It should connect them.

A professionally designed microsite becomes the central hub that ties your book, social presence, videos, media, events, contact information, and purchase links together.

✓ Retailer purchase links
✓ Social media
✓ Podcast appearances
✓ Videos
✓ Speaking opportunities
✓ Reader resources
✓ Contact and media requests
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Our Microsite Process

From Your Book to a Professional Online Presence.

We'll help organize your content and build a site that represents your book professionally.

1

Tell Us About Your Book

We learn about your book, audience, author brand, goals, and the content you already have available.

2

Plan the Site

We determine what your microsite needs and organize the information into a clear reader journey.

3

Design & Build

Your site is developed around your book's visual identity, message, and professional brand.

4

Launch Your Site

Once everything is ready, you have a professional destination to share with readers and use in your marketing.

The Moving Mountains Difference

This Isn't About Building a Website Just to Say You Have One.

The site should have a purpose. It should support your book, strengthen your professional presence, and make it easier for readers to take the next step.

Built Around Your Book

The content, layout, visual direction, and calls to action are designed around your specific project.

Simple for Readers

The experience is designed to help visitors quickly understand your book and know what to do next.

Professional Presence

Your book deserves an online home that feels consistent with the quality and professionalism of the project itself.

Not Sure What You Need?

Start With Your Book. We'll Help With the Website.

You don't need to know how many pages you need, what technology should be used, or how everything should be laid out before contacting us.

Tell us about your book, what you're trying to accomplish, and what online presence you already have. We'll help determine what kind of microsite makes sense for you.

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Give Your Book a Place to Live Beyond the Bookshelf.

Create a professional online destination where readers can discover your book, understand your message, learn about you, and take the next step.