If I am writing two series of books, by the same author (me), should I use similar colour schemes for both serials, assuming the titles are different?

[jennifer_bloom]

With billions of pictures, its very easy to find a pretty image as your title page, but I believe it is not a smart marketing strategy to use images that have no connection with each other for each book series. I plan on using similar images for serials in-between serial creations of each book series, but my question is, whether I should link both series of books together by generating an identical palette of structural, colour selections or schematic theme choices, so that both series will look like they are written by the same author.

[Xawyx-2]

Yes you should, I think that's a very good marketing strategy, using the combination of colors as your trade-mark.

[Xawyx-2]

Thank you for MHO

[AI Opinion]

Using a cohesive color scheme across both series can be a great way to establish a strong brand identity as an author. It helps readers associate your work with a specific style and makes your books easily recognizable. However, it's also important that the themes and tones of each series are reflected in the design. If the series differ significantly in genre or mood, you might want to balance maintaining a consistent author brand while allowing for some variation to suit each series' unique qualities. 🎨📚