Book Fair Promotion Ideas
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Book Promotion Ideas for Libraries
One of the book-related pages already built into Pagewheel for you to customize quickly is an event page that collects your RSVPs, allows you to give them a freebie (if you want), assembles their contact details and even sends them a reminder email.
You can also create a list of titles that aren’t new, but that are related by story element to the new titles which are the primary focus of your email. Give cardholders the option to check out these older titles while they wait for the newer titles.
Reviews are the lifeblood of book sales. Reach out to bloggers, book clubs, and platforms like NetGalley to secure early reviews. You can also use paid services like Kirkus and Reader’s Favorite for professional reviews.
One of the book-related pages already built into Pagewheel for you to customize quickly is an event page that collects your RSVPs, allows you to give them a freebie (if you want), assembles their contact details and even sends them a reminder email.
You can also create a list of titles that aren’t new, but that are related by story element to the new titles which are the primary focus of your email. Give cardholders the option to check out these older titles while they wait for the newer titles.
Book Promotion Video Ideas
It encompasses the things that all bad videos struggle with. Like this one, most bad book trailers just feature a copy and paste the back cover and book cover with music. It also includes these additional problems:
Line items you might spend money on are videography, equipment, editing, sound design, stock images, video and music, a voice-over artist, a producer, locations, etc. If you choose to go with a book video production service to handle everything, be sure to vet them as many of these turnkey services deliver bad results.
We’ve all seen bad trailers. In fact, it’s safe to say that the majority of videos out there promoting books are of subpar quality. So I don’t need to subject you to watching them, and plus it’s not nice to call people out. That said, the following trailer won the Moby Awards for “Worst Book Trailer” in 2011 and has been talked about so much online that it has almost gained cult status. So here, by way of the Moby Awards judges, check out this trailer (not the official trailer) for Nelson DeMille’s suspense novel, Wild Fire: