Sentences with phrase «month book publicity campaign»

«After Fern Reiss's six - month book publicity campaign, my publisher had to print 3 times as many hardcover books as they had planned, and we are now planning a paperback edition, as well.

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It's recommended to begin a publicity campaign for your book at least three months prior to your book's publication date, but even if your book has already published, there's still an array of option to get the word out about your book.

Think of a publicity campaign in the traditional book marketing sense: in the two to three months leading up to your publication date, a book publicist pitches your book to the media.

One of the key elements of a professional marketing and publicity campaign is the advance review copy (ARC)-- also known as a galley — usually produced and distributed three to six months before the final book goes on sale.

In trade publishing, some books» publicity campaigns take seven months preparation.

That's why, despite the fact that traditional book reviewers should probably have changed their submission requirements long ago, when the technological changes in book publishing shortened the book production schedule so much, it's still impossible for book publicists (and for authors who are conducting book publicity campaigns) to bypass the rules and garner traditional book reviews without having at least three months» lead time.

I felt my book The Five Hour Workday was a naturally press friendly topic, and it supported the «work to live» brand identity of my company, Tower Paddle Boards, so I decided to invest in a 4 month PR book launch and campaign with Smith Publicity.

Its staff of professionals partner with authors to share expertise and develop plans that fit the author's goals and enable the book to reach its full potential — whether it's targeted publicity for a niche audience or a six - month international media campaign.

One of the key elements of a professional book marketing and publicity campaign is the advance review copy (ARC)-- also known as a galley — usually produced and distributed three to six months before the final book goes on sale.