Sentences with phrase «sure the book blogger»

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Hey Jeremy, I am not sure if it is a good thing to mention other bloggers books and podcasts on another's blog but here goes and please forgive me if I did wrong, I think it would definitely help Brady and others if they read the book by Frank Viola and George Bana called «Pagan Christianity».

For more delicious Whole Grain Vegan Baking recipes, reviews or additional chances to win a copy of the book, be sure to check out these other fabulous bloggers who will be hosting them throughout this month!

Be sure to check out all the amazing activities towards the end of this post from the Virtual Book Club bloggers!

Gail, I'm sure many of the bloggers would cover re-issued books.

If you're curious about promoting your book on Twitter but you're not sure where to get started, search for favorite authors and bloggers you enjoy, and begin following them.

When searching for book bloggers, make sure you look for reviewers in your genre and that you read any submission guidelines provided.

Sure, it is still hard to attend bookish events if you are on the other side of the world or even to get physical ARCs, but it's not something that stops a reader from become a book blogger.

The thing is, I completely get it, for all the reasons you listed — I've read enough self - published books that obviously weren't copy edited (or were really, really poorly copy edited) that I don't buy them anymore unless they were recommended to me or I've already read by that author, so as a blogger, I certainly wouldn't put in the time without being sure!

Once you start getting great results from your newly formed associations with peer fiction authors and bloggers and you start seeing loads of new subscribers who are dying to know more about your books, make sure to interact with them!

I think given that many bloggers aren't trained journalists and blog part - time or as a hobby, PR folk probably need to mindful of that and check in with the bloggers after they've had a chance to familiarize themselves a bit with a book to make sure they're still on board (and also letting them know it's okay to back out if they aren't interested or offer fair criticism.).

Many bloggers are willing to review a book in exchange for a complimentary copy; just be sure to check out their website first to make sure it looks credible!

Ask book bloggers you find on social media, but make sure you develop a relationship with them first.

Penny C. Sansevieri states, ``... bloggers do want to know about your book — you just need to make sure to tell them in the right way.»

So be sure key bloggers get a copy of your book!

We appreciate it even more when bloggers link to either an online bookseller and / or to the author's website; when linking a book to an online bookseller, please make sure to link to the latest edition of the book which will always be the paperback edition if there is one.

And book bloggers need to make sure they make it easy for authors to provide them with the information they need — after all, we need each other!

Just like the book blogger wants to get the best books and authors possible on their site, you want to make sure to get the best bloggers for your book.

From my perspective as a book blogger, it would be better if, instead of directly messaging me with an open - call approach, you scheduled regular tweets advising people that your book is available any time to be reviewed, and make sure that your Goodreads profile states that, too.

The first thing you need to do before emailing any book bloggers is make sure their blog is a good fit for your book, and vice-versa.

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.

Make sure that the topic of your book relates to what the influencer typically posts about (i.e. a fashion blogger is not likely to review a book about financial markets).

Each book they receive goes through a manual review to make sure it's a good fit for their readership, as well as making sure it's something that their network of bloggers and reviewers would actually have an interest in.

The RWA has also found that readers buy online based on seeing the book available (so you need to be sure that it's distributed to many third - party retailers, not just BN.com or Amazon.com), reading about it online (which is why you should connect with bloggers, readers, writers — spread the word!)

Depending on the author and the blog, coverage may consist of any of the following: book review, Q&A (either posted or live) or book giveaway and then I'm sure some bloggers have gotten creative and come up with other ideas.

I have given two of my very special blogger friends, Aestas Book Blog and Autumn Review, Paperwhites to give away too, so make sure you see the links below.

If the review appears on a book blogger or newspaper website, make sure you provide the link.

I'm sure any other travel blogger that is keen to succeed will gain benefit from this book as long as they are passionate about travel and work hard.

Each blogger on the list is also giving away a Simple Organizing book, so be sure to comment on their post to be entered.