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There's a smarter way to run multiple pen names, expand into new genres, and grow your income without burning out, blowing your budget, or losing your mind.

Let's talk about it...

First, you already know you should probably be in more genres, right?

Maybe you write paranormal romance and you can see there's a hot market in cozy mystery right now.

Maybe you've been sitting on a romantasy concept for two years. Maybe dark romance keeps calling your name even though your current pen name is all sweet small-town.

You know the opportunity to make even more money is there, but there's a huge problem.

You don't have the time, energy or resources.

Here's what happens when most authors try to expand:

• They set up a brand new website for the new pen name.
• They create new social media accounts, new email lists, new everything.
• They try to juggle logins, platforms, branding, and content for two or three completely separate identities.
• They spend money duplicating tools they already pay for.
• They burn hours every week managing the overhead instead of writing.
• Eventually, one of the pen names gets neglected. Then another. Then the whole expansion collapses.

Sound familiar? Yeah, I've been there.

Because this is how almost every author tries to do it.

And it's why most authors stay stuck at one or two pen names forever, even when they know there's so much more money waiting in other genres.

You're not lazy. You're not disorganized. You're not bad at this.

Quite frankly, it's not a you problem. It's a system problem.

You're trying to run a publishing empire as though you have a massive team behind you when you're a one-person-show.

You've got the ideas. You've got the drive. What you don't have is a system that can keep up with either of them.

Let's change that... because every day you keep running things like you are is costing you money.

Think about one new pen name in one hot genre. Even a modest launch. Even without a massive following or a big launch budget.

If that pen name produced an extra $2,000 a month, that's $24,000 a year. From just one additional pen name in a hot market.

Two extra pen names? $48,000.

Three?

You see where this is going...

Now think about how long you've already been sitting on that genre idea.

Six months? A year? Two years?

I was once in the same boat (and it still hurts). I missed out on so many wildly profitable genres when they first hit Amazon because I couldn't find the time to jump on the bandwagon fast enough... much less create a whole new pen name for them.

It got worse. One of my early pen names hit the NYT bestseller list shortly after my first one did. Another landed on the USA Today Bestselling list multiple times. And I let both of them ghost their own careers.

They didn't burn out. They just... stopped showing up. Like a houseplant you forget to water until it's too late to pretend you didn't notice and it can't be saved. 😢

I was already running 3 other pen names that were doing really well, and I didn't have the infrastructure to keep up with everything. So I made the painful choice to let some of my best work fade away while I focused on what I could actually manage.

I sat with that for a long time. The regret of it. The math of what I left on the table.

So I built something to solve that problem and make sure I'd never lose money again

Right now I run over a dozen pen names. I publish across multiple genres. I earn mid-six-figures a year doing it.

And I manage all of it from one central hub.

That hub is what I call a Publishing House Website. It's the foundation of the Umbrella Method.

When I figured this out, I stopped thinking of myself as an author juggling pen names. I started thinking of myself as a publisher managing a roster. That mindset shift alone changed everything.

I relaunched the pen names I had let go quiet. I added new ones. I moved into new genres whenever I spotted an opportunity. I did all of it without hiring a team, without spending a fortune, and without working more hours than I already was.

The Umbrella Method is the system I use. And now I'm teaching it to you.

What is The Umbrella Method?

It's a course that walks you through building your own Publishing House Website and creating a simple system that runs as many pen names as you want, without the chaos.

This isn't a boring theory-based course. That's not my style. I create courses that get straight to the point, give you all the juicy details and guide you every step of the way.

By the time you finish, you will have an actual working system. A real hub. Something that will work for you for years to come.

How the Umbrella Method works

The core concept is simple: instead of building a separate empire for each pen name, you build one Publishing House that manages them all.

Your Publishing House Website is the umbrella. Your pen names live underneath it. Readers of each pen name never see the others (unless you want them to).

Your branding stays clean, your systems stay centralized, and your overhead stays low.

This works whether you write in two genres or twenty. Whether you use AI or you don't. Whether you're brand new to pen names or you've been duct-taping things together for years and you're finally ready to fix it.

Here's what your publishing life looks like on the other side.

You wake up and all your pen names are in one place. Organized. Professional. Running the way a real publishing business runs.

When you spot a hot new genre, you don't hesitate. You create a new pen name because the system is already there. It takes you a day, not a month.

Your overhead is low because you're not paying for duplicate tools. Your time is protected because you're not managing five separate systems.

Your income grows because you're actually in the hottest niches on Amazon and can jump into rising trends and up-and-coming genres quickly!

You stop thinking of yourself as an author juggling pen names. You start thinking of yourself as a publisher building an empire.

That shift is what the Umbrella Method makes possible.

I run over a dozen pen names from this system. I relaunched the pen names I thought I had lost for good. I added new genres when the market moved. I did all of it without burning out, without a team, and without spending money I didn't need to spend.

That's what's waiting for you on the other side of this course.

This course is for you if...

• You're writing in one or two genres and you can see money sitting in other categories you haven't touched yet.
• You've tried to expand before and the overhead crushed you.
• You're new to pen names and you want to set things up properly from day one instead of inheriting a mess.
• You're an established author with existing pen names that need a real system behind them.
• You use AI in your writing and you want your publishing setup to match the speed and efficiency of the rest of your process.
• You don't use AI at all, and that's fine too. This system works either way.
• You've watched other authors expand into new genres while you've stayed put, and you're done watching.
• You want to relaunch a pen name you let go quiet. It's not too late.
• You want to save money and eliminate the need for multiple tools and resources. Cut your costs in half quickly.
• You want to earn more without working more. The answer is not more hours. The answer is more pen names, with a system that makes them manageable.

Questions you probably have

Here's the truth about where you are right now.

Every month without this system is another month you're leaving genres unlaunched, readers unfound, and money on the table for someone else to pick up.

That's not a guilt trip. That's just reality.

The Umbrella Method exists because I got tired of my own reality looking like that. Yours doesn't have to look like that either.

You don't need more hustle. You don't need more hours. You need a better system. This is that system.