How to Promote Your Book Using AI | Dibbly Create

About this video

In this sponsored walkthrough, Dale uses Dibbly Create’s AI assistant, Kip, and its prompt library to build a promotion workflow for his book on writing a non-fiction book in 24 hours. He argues keywords, categories, and niches alone do not create visibility, and that AI offers a cheap way to market consistently without eating writing time. Working through the prompts in order, he generates a brand draft covering mission, vision, values, and personality; business goals such as increasing book sales and building an online presence; and a problem-solution sheet matching reader pain points like lack of time and writer’s block to marketing angles. He then covers email marketing in depth: compelling offers, lead magnet ideas including an outline template and a 30-day writing challenge, a landing page and thank-you page for the magnet, daily email subject lines, and a full email generator, noting his preference for MailerLite and suggesting authors start on a free plan. He says his own newsletter open rate is over 50 percent. Finally he demos promotional social posts for Facebook, Instagram, and X, social media campaign ideas, bullet-point copy, X ad copy, audience-engagement ideas, SEO keywords, a five-post blog series generator, and a press release generator, repeatedly advising users to edit and personalize the AI output before publishing.

Key takeaways

• Dale frames AI as an inexpensive way to sustain daily marketing visibility when keywords and categories alone will not surface a book.
• The Dibbly Create brand drafter and goals prompts produce a mission, vision, values, and concrete goals like increasing sales and building online presence.
• The problem-solution prompt turns reader pain points, such as lack of time and writer’s block, into ready-made content and campaign ideas.
• For email, he demos compelling offers, lead magnets, landing and thank-you pages, subject lines, and a full email generator, recommending starting on a free plan.
• Later prompts generate social posts, campaign ideas, X ad copy, SEO keywords, a five-post blog series, and a press release, all of which he says should be edited before use.

Episode details: published November 20, 2024 · 30:54 long. Summary written by Self Growth Videos from the episode itself. Business results and any income figures mentioned are Dale L. Roberts’s own claims, shared for education — they are not typical or guaranteed.

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