Most authors market their book from memory: the three scenes they remember best, which are rarely the three a stranger would stop scrolling for. Booketeer works from the whole manuscript instead.
What it does
You give MIRA your book once. Booketeer maps it scene by scene and keeps the story context attached to each one: the characters in it, the emotion it carries, the tropes it plays. Indexing takes a few hours, and MIRA emails you when it is ready. It is a one-time step per book.
How each scene is scored
Every scene gets a breakdown, so you can see why it ranks where it does:
- Intensity: how much is happening on the page.
- Hook strength: how well it works as an opening line.
- Predicted reach.
- Market demand: genre, trope and emotion together.
- Vibe range and scene-type fit.
From scene to post
Pick a scene and MIRA builds from it: a hook, a caption, a visual and hashtags, ready to become a slide deck or a post. MIRA's own readiness check says it plainly: posts with a hook do better, so start from the scenes that score high on hook strength.
Then keep the rhythm
An index is only useful if the posts keep going out. Load the posts you make from it into a Bucket and let it send them on the rhythm you choose.