Design a vibrant and confident book cover to draw the right readers in

Joyful Copy -- How to Show Up in the Marketplace Ethically and Authentically

Joy Capps

With a heart to serve others, Joy helps entrepreneurs, business owners, and SMBs use ethical marketing, joyful copywriting, and values-based business coaching to connect with their customers. Over the past 20+ years, Joy has provided marketing, public relations, and copywriting services to an array of clients who include well-known brands you’ve heard of and little-known brands you may never encounter. As a creative problem-solver and Kingdom Driven Entrepreneur Certified Service Provider, Joy offers Done-WITH-You and Done-FOR-You services to help entrepreneurs—like you—show up in today’s marketplace authentically without twisting reality. Joy also offers Joyful Copy group coaching courses and speaks to groups regularly about ethical copywriting. Reach out to Joy at Joy@JoyCapps.com and visit her website at https://www.joycapps.com/

Joyful Copy™ provides Christ-following entrepreneurs insights and frameworks to write copy that builds connections with customers without twisting reality. Using the greatest how-to manual with Holy Spirit as a guide, readers will understand the need for taking a stand and showing up in today's marketplace ethically and authentically.

*Christian entrepreneurs *Entrepreneurs who want to write ethical copy *Kingdom Driven Entrepreneurs

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With a goal to self-publish through Amazon KDP, I would like the book cover to convey confidence and compel the right audience to read the content inside. My hobby as an underwater tourist and photographer (aka scuba diving) finds me with a deep passion for God's creations in the ocean. I share that because I am drawn to blues with surprise splashes of color.

While serif fonts are supposedly easier to read, I'm drawn to san serif fonts. But I'm open to recommendations. I'm also not a fan of ALL CAPS because it means shouting to me. If ALL CAPS are needed to make the design work, I’m open to it. I absolutely detest the color pink and Times New Roman, so I would recommend not using that color or font. I think a lot can be done with the right creative design so stock images are not required. But I'm not opposed to them.