The Apothecary Guides · Vol. IIISample
Captions That Sell Books
Writing the words under the photo
The photo stops the scroll. The caption decides what happens next.
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| Author | Bookstagram Apothecary |
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| Format | eBook |
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| Year of issue | To come |
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| Format | Hardcover |
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A caption has one job: give the reader a reason to care about this book today. This guide breaks that job into a handful of repeatable shapes (the opening line, the quoted sentence, the honest question) and shows each one working under a real-world photo.
Inside this guide
- First lines that earn the 'more' tap
- Quoting the book without spoiling it
- Questions readers actually answer
- Launch week, quiet week: captions for each
More from the Apothecary Guides
- Vol. IThe Window-Light Handbook
- Vol. IIProps on a Shoestring
- Vol. IIICaptions That Sell Books