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We can accommodate small runs quickly and easily, making printing advanced reader copies a breeze.

If you received this post via email, hold tight, that means your on the VIP insiders list and you will be getting a FREE advance reader copy in the coming weeks!

Some people have received advanced reader copies ahead of the publication date, so they are able to review the book.

The best thing about self - publishing is having the freedom to do whatever you want — and if you want to print your own advanced reader copies, go right ahead!

I read a few advanced reader copies that come out later this month, so I'll have a book review up in a few weeks!

Have your book / advanced reader copy professionally designed.

Whether you already have a large audience, or you'd like to build that audience, then advanced reader copies are a great route.

We simply can not wait for The Belles to hit shelves next month, and if the feedback we've been hearing from those of you who scored Advanced Reader Copies from us last fall is any indication, we're not the only ones looking forward to Dhonielle Clayton's first foray into Fantasy.

If you're not familiar with Advanced Reader Copies (or ARCs) Teams, they give select readers access to your book before launch.

So make sure you come by and see us throughout the weekend to score Advanced Reader Copies of our upcoming 2018 releases!

Do what the traditional publishers do and create Advance Reader Copies (ARC's) or Uncorrected Proofs of your books to giveaway to reviewers, librarians, retailer buyers and the like well before your publication date.

He also offered advance reader copies for review, used email marketing, and partnered with companies to offer discounts on his book.

I'll have some new blog posts for you this week (specifically I want to talk about my experience with selling advanced reader copies from my site — how it went, what I learned, etc.), but for today, I thought the self - publishers out there might be interested in an interview I did with Joanna from The Creative Penn..

If you're a newer author who has yet to build a fan base, sending advanced reader copies to influential book reviewers or other writers who have a larger audience than you do can create a buzz around your book and begin to build your audience.

ARC — Advanced Reader Copy Also known as a galley, this is an early printed version of the book.

Galley proofs are printed before advanced reader copies are printed.

Pre-first editions are any versions of the book that are printed before the book is officially released in stores and online (we discussed advanced reader copies previously).

-LSB-...] versions of the book that are printed before the book is officially released in stores and online (we discussed advanced reader copies previously).

Additionally, when I'm editing an upcoming release, I offer free Advance Reader Copies (ARCs) in PDF form to anyone on my list who asks.

And for exclusive offerings and a chance to score Advance Reader Copies on upcoming releases from the author, visitors are encouraged to join Jordan's Mailing List.

In addition, libraries will also have the capability to download digital advance reader copies of titles from Edelweiss using the new solution.

A couple of weeks before that, I offered an eARC (electronic advanced reader copy) for sale on my site.

It's a good idea to reach out to them at least a few months before that to start the process, especially if you know you will have advanced reader copies available even earlier.

What you need is a system to ensure you're predictably and steadily bringing in reviews from the moment you hand out your first advance reader copy (ARC).

We discuss the ways BookFunnel can help authors share Advanced Reader Copies (ARCs) while sidestepping the piracy issue.

Panelist Tarah Theoret of NetGalley spoke on the ability for self - published authors to generate advanced reader copies and galleys of their books through CreateSpace by simply building a copyedited version of the book and ordering a set number of proofs.

I'd suggest creating paper advance reader copies (ARCs) for your book just like traditional publishers do.

Bookstores receive hundreds of advance reader copies per week, so consider a unique package treatment.

Instead of solely distributing advanced reader copies (ARCs) to book bloggers or reviewers via Netgalley or Edelweiss, allocate a few copies for a free giveaway that gets people excited to read your book, even if they don't win one of those free copies.

One of the most enticing aspects of publishing one's own manuscript is taking into consideration all of the details that are normally handled by the publisher, such as timing the release date of the novel to not coincide or compete with a novel of a similar slant and establishing a price base, providing advanced reader copies of the text to other authors in order to solicit back jacket reviews, and bringing the manuscript to the e-reader markets.

Since advanced reader copies are sent to reviewers, booksellers, and libraries, they need to be error - free and representative of what the book will look like in its final printed form.

Advance review copies also called advance reader copies, or ARCs for short, are bound and / or electronic copies of your completed book.

I am currently open to receiving Advanced Reader Copies and review copies of books.

PLUS, I'm giving away one print advanced reader copy of Fairday and the Talking Library!

DiggyPOD is a great printer for advanced reader copies, for both self - published writers and publishing companies alike, and this is because of our Print on Demand technology.

Over at Lindsay Buroker's blog, she is explaining how you can sell advance reader copies as a self published author

The best thing about self - publishing is having the freedom to do whatever you want — and if you want to print your own advanced reader copies,

Random House pulled out all the publicity stops, liberally greasing anticipation with advance readers copies.

Users are invites to claim a free Advance Reader Copy (ARC) in exchange for pledging to share their reading data.

All in all, we are taking over two hundred books, a stack of drop cards, bookmarks, Zombie Zero T - shirts and book bags, and two advance reader copies of Zombie Zero: The First Zombie.

This was an advanced reader copy and I loved it.

That's because I'm donating one of my ARCs (Advance Reader Copies) to raise money for Con or Bust.

In celebration of the fact that I just finished the final - est, drop - dead (no, really, this is really it) revisions, I'm going to do a giveaway of one of the ARCs (advance reader copies).

I received an advance reader copy of the book, and I'm excited to be able to share it with you all today.

So anybody on my newsletter I just throw it up and say, «Would you like an advanced reader copy?»

Their hope is that a small number of people who have read the complete book for the purpose of doing a review, will report any content errors directly to the author, publisher or the website that the advanced reader copy was downloaded from.