Sentences with phrase «honest reader reviews»

Story Cartel is a website where you upload your book and give it away for free in exchange for honest reader reviews on Amazon.

These are honest reader reviews and we can not guarantee that these will be positive.

Not exact matches

My readers love giveaways, and I would be happy to host one in conjunction with an honest review.

I also enjoy sharing beauty tips, fashion advise, and honest product reviews with my readers.

I also provide honest reviews of products that catch my eye and are a perfect fit for me and my readers.

Reader's reviews: «an excellent book,» «empowers a mom - to - be,» «well researched,» «personal,» «honest,» «enjoyable to read.»

Husband and wife team Jeff and Rachel LeRoy provide honest product reviews for their readers, help with fitting advice, and let everyone know about good sales — all during a casual conversation about what to wear under there.

To be honest, as a reader I am very turned off by the product reviews for food and detergent that seem to have taken over the site.

Honest reviews and unique recommendations keep readers excited about coming back to the site again and again.

I asked Sigma to send me a sample so that I can test it and give my honest review for my readers.

I really hate to give a negative review, since I've only had positive experiences before this, but I must be honest with my readers.

The mission of SugarDaddySite.org is to provide honest reviews of the best sugar daddy sites and millionaire dating sites to our readers for free.

Kansas City About Blog kimberlyloc.com helps readers make smart green beauty purchasing decisions by providing honest, easy - to - read reviews.

At maturedatingsites.biz we believe in offering our readers honest reviews to make sure that their mature online dating experience goes as smoothly as best possible.

Singapore About Blog Since 2011 Victoria have been showing readers the best food in Singapore; from Hawker Centres to Food Festivals and fancy restaurants, she'll bring you honest reviews of the best on offer.

The Honest Trailers team have taken on Universal's The Mummy remake, a film whose failures have already inspired a hilarious Twitter summary from Gail Simone, pretty awful reviews from the critics, and a genius rewrite from you, the TMS readers.

As the blogger and founder of Reel Talk Online, I write film reviews, news and features that bridge the gap between critical and audience response, and engage readers through honest, sometimes snarky commentary that explores core themes of film, with an emphasis on the collision of politics and entertainment.

To be honest, we're a bit incredulous anyone would actually take this thing into the dirt, but were happy to review any videos you readers send us proving it's possible!

These need to be honest reviews: you don't want readers to feel like your review was fake.

Whatever my neuroses, I can definitively state that I'd much rather have those who read my books feel comfortable leaving honest reviews for other readers than for them to not leave a review at all.

I get through at least one a week, often more, and I review these books for pleasure, usually on Amazon, sometimes on Goodreads (a site that's hailed as social media for readers, but to be honest I find it a frustratingly clunky site so don't go on there that much — and as it's now owned by Amazon, it may only be a matter of time before my Amazon reviews are accessible from Goodreads anyway).

Honest negative reviews can be incredibly helpful — to the reader and the author.

(Beta readers are readers who get a free copy of your completed manuscript book in exchange for an honest and thoughtful review before it's released to the public.)

Getting readers to leave an honest and informative review is an important way to set your books on the path to success.

Honest, authentic reviews are the result of connecting with readers and either exceeding or failing their expectations.

Brought to you by the team at Book Marketing Tools, we have tapped into our ever growing readership at our book promotion website, Reading Deals, and we have found readers that want to read free books in exchange for leaving an honest review!

In the back of your physical book add a blurb encouraging readers to write an honest review.

Reviews have almost completely been gamed; a casual reader has few reliable indicators that tell them whether a review is an honest one or not.

They are not literary experts but regular readers with a passion for reading and helping new and established authors with honest reviews of their work.

Our reviewers are avid readers who will select your book for review the same way they would if they were purchasing it from a bookstore so you can be sure you will receive a fair, honest review from someone interested in your book.

We must be honest and fair in our dealings with readers and not mislead them with false promises or manipulated reviews.

Either by asking friends, or «gifting» Kindle copies to my blog readers or even paying for a few «honest reviews».

Thank you to all the wonderful avid - readers who give honest reviews.

Amazon's initial action wasn't too popular with readers or authors, though, as their efforts at curbing fraudulent reviews also meant your college roommate or a co-worker might not be able to leave a review, no matter how honest those individuals were in their assessment of the book.

Amazon allows publishers to send ARCs (advance reader copies, or advanced review copies) in order to have honest reviews available when the book officially launches.

This is a review marketplace where authors and readers can connect allowing authors to provide their books for free in exchange for honest reviews.

You can contact a company like ReadingDeals.com to contact readers, bloggers, and reviewers for a nominal admin fee — the reviews are honest and not guaranteed to be positive, which makes it fair and ethical.

I don't think there's anything scammy about offering a reader a free book in exchange for an honest review.

I feel that I am in a unique position as both an author and a blogger who writes honest reviews (obviously — check my Goodreads) that has put me somewhere in the middle, but regardless if you review books on a regular basis or not, I think bridging the gap between authors and readers is pretty simple.

Describing itself as «the essential guide to self - published books and the people who write them,» Indie Reader offers authors industry - related content, the IR Discovery Awards, advertising opportunities, and paid honest reviews.

Sadie Forsythe: I am primarily a writer, however I'm also an avid reader who thinks the best thing I can do for my fellow authors is offer up an honest review of their work.

With over 4500 new books entering the marketplace every day, it is a challenge for any author to find readers — and to find readers who will write a few sentences of honest review and post it on Amazon and Goodreads and other sites.

Also referred to as «early reviewers,» ARC readers are given a free copy of your book in exchange for leaving an honest book review (typically on Amazon and / or Goodreads) once the book is available for distribution.

The whole event was disappointing to us — that the writer took such a negative stance for a little publicity, that the J.K. Rowling fans have followed her to that same negative space, and that Amazon's review system has been compromised for readers wanting honest reviews.

4) Find beta readers (this is to gauge reaction as to whether your book is ready for the world — you want honest reviews!)

I've been building my reader base and have asked bloggers to read my books and post their honest review.

Honest reviews from real readers are very helpful.

Reviews from readers are the social proof that authors need so I would appreciate an honest review once you have read it.

From honest and objective book reviews, contests, book awards, and author interviews, Books & Benches offers an array of promotional opportunities for authors in addition to many chances for authors and readers to connect.

Books & Benches reviewers are made up of book readers who simply love to read and help authors by providing honest reviews without spoilers.