Sentences with phrase «bloggers on the book tour»

I'm joining these other wonderful bloggers on the book tour!

Not exact matches

When you say you and the other bloggers are on the book tour — where will the book tour be travelling?

This Christmas tour was started in 2006 by one of my favorite bloggers on the planet, Sophie from BooMama (please tell me you've read her books?!)

Once we contact bloggers, we add in bloggers who want to review first, and then fill in the remaining tour stops with bloggers who want to host an interview, book excerpts, and so on.

I devoted a ton of time into finding bloggers to review / tour for this book, so both sides worked pretty hard on this launch.

If you are organising a giveaway during your book tour, and are worried about the implications this might have on Amazon reviews, you can request for bloggers to write a disclosure.

Amy writes about the heightened popularity of book bloggers at BEA, and Natasha takes readers on a tour inside some of New York's biggest publishing houses.

A book blogger should never have to give a more positive review than they feel a book deserves, and neither should an author waste time and money on a book tour that doesn't actually promote their books.

Rather, on the assigned tour day, the blogger would post a blog about the author's book.

As a brand - new blogger who just happened to like a book and chat about it, and just give the author a heads - up, suddenly I find my blog offered a spot on a blog - tour — without me having Clue No.

Also part of the On Blogging tour: MotherReader admonishes book bloggers to «play nicely».

Instead, blog tours give you the opportunity to work with book bloggers to help promote your book and reach more people than you would on a book tour.

I've done a couple of blog tours tied with book launches and especially appreciated how diligent the bloggers were at posting their reviews on sites like Amazon and Goodreads as well as their own blogs: that really helped my books get early traction.

As I am getting ready to launch my first book and learning the ropes in the cyber world I have been thinking about getting my book on some sort of a blog tour or to a blogger.

Making sure you have the time to dedicate to a VBT, providing bloggers with all the information they need, saying thanks, being creative, and letting people know you're on a virtual book tour, will make your experience a lot easier too.

Its main purpose is to generate interest and increase awareness of the author's book on each blog that is part of the tour by reaching the followers of a specific blogger, thus exposing the author's book to a wide and varied audience and potential readers who would hopefully buy the book once it is published or made available for sale.

«I found that bloggers on my virtual book tour and book reviewers whom I connected with through social media were much more committed to actually reviewing my book.»

Blog tours are a lot of work, but they can be a great way to get more eyeballs on your book, as well as help you make connections with book bloggers, reviewers and other authors in your genre.

While there are several virtual book tour models, ranging from a one day audio interview to a multi-day book tour, from a multi-day visit to the same site to a one day blog blitz, the most effective approach is where you participate as a guest blogger on numerous sites that attract your target audience.

First, the basics: for those of you who attended the book blogger panel at BEA, you will have heard the blog tour explained as an author going from blog to blog (rather than from store to store as they would on a traditional book tour) which is a great, quick way to explain it.

We are planning to work with romance bloggers and others to make this type of book tour possible, but a great deal depends on how much time and effort the author wants to put into it.

The «what» should be specific enough to give you a sense of scope, offering specifics on target categories — mom bloggers for a virtual book tour, for example — and quantities — say, 25 of the most appropriate mom bloggers.

A book blog tour, as its name implies, is the online version of the traditional bookstore tour but instead of visiting physical brick and mortal book shops, you go from one blogger's website to another on the internet.

A virtual event could be a stop on a book blog tour in which the publicist has made arrangements for the blogger's local bookstore to sell signed copies of the author's book.

If you missed Part One of the bloggers» inspired rooms on this book launch tour, you can catch up here.