Sites to Use to Get More Book Reviews for Your Book - Pt 2 #authorcommunity #bookmarketing

16 May 2024 · 1 min
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Julie Broad (creator/uploader) explains editorial reviews: professional, third-party critiques that comment on structure, style, or merit of a book. She notes typical sources (book editors, trade publications, critics, experts) and explains editorial reviews’ uses — informing readers, appearing in marketing materials and the Amazon editorial reviews section — and that they are especially valuable pre-launch though authors can submit post-launch too.

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