Sentences with phrase «book giveaway for their readers»

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As an extra fun bonus this month, Pass the Cook Book Club is hosting a giveaway for three readers to win a copy of Breakfast for Dinner cookbook!

The kind folks behind the publicity for the book have offered to giveaway a copy to one lucky Gluten Hates Me reader!!

Thanks so much for spotlighting my Cozy Mystery Series Giveaway this week (an AWESOME way to curly up with 3 New Books in the new year — open through 1/14 to US readers!)

Things got slightly awkward when O'Brien accidentally let slip a spoiler that really wouldn't surprise readers of the book, but was a bit of a giveaway for those who will just be seeing the film.

To celebrate the close of the year, I am happy to present K8's Bookish Christmas, a celebration of books with three HUGE giveaways: One for US readers, one for international readers and a very special box of books from Kate Tilton's Author Services, LLC (US only)!

I think book giveaways are great for the reader.

My production schedule is in an Excel spreadsheet, so that I can see each of the steps in the process for each book (write, edit, beta readers, format and publish kindle & paperback, promotional opportunities, kindle freebie, Goodreads giveaway, publish to Smashwords, etc..)

If you become a verified Goodreads author, you can create a giveaway for a print copy (or more) of your book, which will reach potential readers.

Public Giveaways: This option would offer your book for free to any reader on the Instafreebie website who options to subscribe to your newsletter.

Goodreads giveaways are only for paper books but I've discovered a way in which you can also give away your e-books and gain new readers and reviewers this way!

If you haven't heard about this site, it's an ebook giveaway site where the reader gives up their email address in return for a free book of their choosing.

-LCB- Review + Giveaway -RCB- Genesis by @BrendanReichs #ProjectNemesis #GenesisBlogTour @PenguinTeen Genesis by Brendan Reichs Pages: 512 Published by G.P. Putnam's Sons Books for Young Readers on March 6, 2018 Series: Project Nemesis # 2 Genres: Young Adult, Science Fiction Source: Finished Copy from Publisher Noah Livingston knows he is destined to survive.

Goodreads Giveaways are a great way for authors to connect directly to readers, generate interest in their books, and get users of the site to add their book to virtual «to - read» shelves.

Yes, it works wonders if done correctly: you can giveaway a book for a short time and get lots of downloads — it's a great way to gain new readers.

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When you sign up for my newsletter for readers, I'll let you know about book giveaways and the occasional book sale / deal.

The new program is designed to deliver additional marketing benefits that authors and publishers have been asking for, including more ways to reach the author's readers, and automatically adding the book to the Want - to - Read lists of anyone entering the giveaway.

In our first ever Book Case giveaway, we have two hardcover copies of The Selected Works of T.S. Spivet for our adventurous readers.

It will be released at the end of summer with a BookBaby.com special giveaway a la the one they did for The Frugal Book Promoter in that reached 37,000 new readers.

One of the best ways to encourage advance reviews for your newest book, build a buzz, and turn those avid readers into fans of your own writing is to host a GoodReads giveaway.

Sign up for my monthly newsletter for author interviews, reader polls, book giveaways and the latest news on upcoming releases.

Below, I've listed six ways to get reviews for your German books by contacting readers and book bloggers or doing giveaways.

Still, if you have only one book, even though you might see increased sales of that one book after a giveaway, there's nowhere for readers to go next — there is nothing else for them to buy — which can reduce a giveaway's long - term effectiveness.

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.

After all, I would be doing a giveaway or countdown deal for a book my readers have just paid full price on.

GIVEAWAYS — My publisher has contributed books to giveaway on the tour, but my character, Abbey Chandler, will have a special gift for readers who win a book.

May 11, 2017 Jami Gold For Readers, News book release, deadlines, dreams, ebooks, giveaway, happiness, Jami Gold, life balance, Mythos Legacy, paranormal author, romance fans, romance novels, Stone - Cold Heart

In 2016, I created BookSweeps.com, the premier book giveaway & lead generation site for fiction authors, with an email list of over 100,000 readers.

We have a whole new suite of promotion tools for authors to gain new readers by hosting contests and book giveaways.

Not only can you use your Author page to show cover graphics from your books, but readers can follow you on Twitter and almost any other social media, sign up for your newsletter, enter a giveaway, see what you are adding to your Pinterest boards, and view your Goodreads author profile — all from your Facebook page.

Besides, with Smashwords, it is a breeze to do giveaways and promotions for all your titles, and it is the only way to have Amazon have one of your book (let's say # 1 of a series) as a perma - free to capture more readers.

If a publisher blog is limited to their own titles, seems like they would have to add some value for blog readers such as giveaways, author interviews, reader input such as how a teacher uses a particular title, reproducibles, book - related party ideas, etc. etc...

BOOK GIVEAWAY NOTICE: Readers who leave a comment on Chuck's post before noon U.S. Mountain Time on Sunday, June 22nd, will earn an entry into a drawing for a signed copy of The Last Heir.

Set up an Amazon giveaway for OTHER people's books in your genre; you can get them to follow you on Twitter or on Amazon (this gets a bunch of targeted readers following you, and they'll get notified of your book releases.

Giveaways through Goodreads or KDP give you the opportunity to advertise your book, get your book into the hands of readers and generate reviews for your book.

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I have also used it as an author for giveaways and for linking reviews to Kobo as well as ensuring readers can rate my own books.

There might be less competition from other giveaways, making it easier for readers to discover your book.

This is not for * giveaways * where readers have a * chance * to win a book, this is for actual * free books *.

Here is a list of Kindle Book giveaways (and general ebook giveaways) that I've seen and posted about over the last year or so), and one more reason to Buy a Kindle Reader (there are still delays of 2 - 3 weeks so ordering early could make sense for you)--

Including examples of collaborative email list building through giveaways, collaborative support groups for all levels of experience, and collaborative promotions to help more readers find your books.

Or, as we covered in an earlier article, author drop cards with a giveaway code of a sample of your book, excerpt, or other free downloadable content can be a nice incentive for potential readers to get to know more of you and your work!

Hold periodic giveaways for your books or other items readers love.

You could start a giveaway of print books for readers who buy Kindle versions during a certain time period.

The next time you do a giveaway using something like Rafflecopter, include following you on Book Cave as one of the options for readers to earn more entry points.

Or, offer a special giveaway or contest for readers who buy your book during a set time period on Amazon.

Unlike a giveaway, when a book is on sale, even if it's on sale for $ 0.00, readers buy it directly from the retailer.

Either way, there are upfront costs that are borne by the small publisher and / or author: cover art, professional editing, book launch (giveaways, website, advanced reader copies), and marketing materials (bookmarks, posters for in - person signings).

He's also offering book giveaways and it'll be a wonderful experience for him as well as for his readers.»

These giveaways can be a book you're giving away yourself as a subscriber magnet (where readers have to sign up for your newsletter to receive a new book), or it can be a group giveaway that you're doing with other authors.