Sentences with phrase «paid book reviews also»

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He also questioned DiNapoli's authority to review the school's books, even though the expenses were paid with city and state funds.

Ostensibly, this includes reviews from paid review services such as Kirkus, but also includes reviews from anyone to whom the author's book was gifted, as Amazon considers this a form of compensation.

Reviews are not only the highest compliment you can pay to an author, they also help other readers discover and make more informed choices about purchasing books in a crowded space.

In that regard, I'm experimenting with free and paid companion workbooks for each course, and also giving away beta - access to the courses when people buy and review the books during launch.

I'm also a book blogger, offering honest reviews, free advice, promotional book swag, and some paid professional services through my blog.

Better rankings (so you appear on more «you might also like» «customers also bought» lists), better visibility (often the free downloads will help sales of other books as well as get you reviews) and higher sales (the majority of people do see a huge jump in sales once the book goes back to paid).

To the bad, that also means more competition for readers and the temptation to game the system by paying people to post five - star reviews of their books.

Not only are they having you pay for the possibility of having your book reviewed in their QUARTERLY supplement the focuses only on indie books, but they are also trying to get you to pay to publish through their VOOK line.

A good quality paid review also offers copy for back of book, promos and press releases that a free consumer review probably won't offer, plus when you buy the review you are buying the rights to the editorial copy.

I am sure you found many paid book reviews services in your Country, many of them are very expensive and can also have a price of over 350 dollars.

Shortly after, unscrupulously business - minded authors discovered they could also pay those same reviewers to spit out one - star reviews on the title that directly competed with their books, dropping the overall ratings.

One of my books also made the reader's choice Top Rated list in three Kindle categories simply because I paid just a little attention to the Customer Review section of my Amazon sales page.

You can also pay them to objectively review your indie book and distribute the review to outlets such as Amazon and Barnes & Noble.

I'm sure less ethical marketers could go on Fiverr.com and pay for positive reviews; however, getting this type of feedback from actual project managers further validates the book and also helps sell the book.

Two other major pre-publication reviewers also have paid review programs: ForeWord (see https://www.forewordreviews.com/services/book-reviews/) has two tiers of paid review «opportunities,» and Publishers Weekly only considers «self - published» books for a fee (see http://www.publishersweekly.com/pw/diy/index.html).

Don't get me wrong, I will be asking friends to review my book (I'll be sending them a free PDF copy to read in the hope that they will write me a review), but I've also budgeted # 337 for paid reviews from the following services:

Order my paid book review services here and show your book in Italy and Europe, also!

She also learned that self - published authors could pay to have their book reviewed by some sites.

The book page itself also has a note saying it is open for paid reviews.

Many authors also hate to pay a fee to get their books read, first, and then reviewed.

Despite this, many authors submit books with an only expectation: to get reviewed for free, also at a cost to do spam against paid book review websites.

BestThrillers offers free book reviews but also avails a $ 99 paid review service that posts reviews on social media sites like Facebook and Twitter.

These reviews mustn't be false, because honest reviews, also paid, always drive readers to discover more about a book.

In some cases I bought three, four, and even five indie books at a time, announced contests, and paid to ship these books to the winners, to help indies gain not just readers, but also much - needed reviews.

Also, on a side note, but to me much more critical, and to use your words, how on any planet is it okay for publishers to pay reviewers to write reviews of books they never read?