Increasing Your Book Reviews
Book reviews are a great way to introduce your book to new audiences and legitimize the quality of your book, online and offline.
For next week’s Authors Academy presentation, we’ll chat about how you can get more reviews and keep the reviews coming through marketing strategies and the power of networking!
Join us next Wednesday at 11 AM in Arizona (10 AM PST, 1 PM EST) to learn more about:
- Where to find book reviewers and how to reach out
- Creating marketing materials that encourage readers to review
- Using your reviews to promote your book further
- and more!
Your host for the call is Wheatmark’s publishing consultant, Tia Lewis, who has worked in editorial both in the NYC publishing scene and self-publishing scene. In addition to her publishing experience, Tia has worked as a social media marketer and video editor.
Don’t miss out on this exciting opportunity — just click on the following link […]
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