Do you feel out of your comfort zone when dealing with Book Bloggers and Book Reviewers?
If book bloggers are the new gatekeepers to ‘book publishing success,’ do you wonder how you can tap into that source of free promotions?
How you can move comfortably into that world, putting your best foot forward? How can you introduce yourself to these coveted reviewers so that they want to reward you with free promotions?
Look no further, because The Author’s Guide to Working with Book Bloggers combines the advice of over two-hundred bloggers, covering all aspects of communication between authors and review blogs.
Whether you are a new author, or have many titles under your belt, let The Author’s Guide to Working with Book Bloggers demystify the promotion of your book.
You’ll learn about whom and where book bloggers are, as well as these essential promotional tools:
- The Query
- The Review
- The Giveaway
- The Guest Post
- The Book Blurb Excerpt
- The Cover Reveal
…and more!
Start your journey to publishing success today!
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The Author’s Guide to Working with Book Bloggers won the Bronze Global eBook Award
…She has written a seminal work that belongs in every author and aspiring author’s library. It sits in a prominent place on my book marketing references shelf – now, my primary book blogger reverence.”
Michael Allan Scott
Authors, if you can, read this book before you read anything else. It is packed with useful information and, after it is read, becomes a great reference guide. All I can say is I wish I had read this sooner. The author of this book did a terrific job in writing this book. It creates mutual respect between authors and Book Bloggers. The author of this book has a certain amount of awe in respect to writers. I have a certain amount of awe for the Book Blogger and could never write the lengthy reviews they do. Book Bloggers put a lot of work into what they do, though I know it’s a hobby they do for fun.
Lenita
