Tag: Publishers: What To Do & What Not To Do

WHAT TO REQUEST FROM PUBLISHERS // You do you, but here’s what I do

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Hey guys, welcome back to my blog! You guys seem to have been enjoying my review copies advice series so I thought I would continue it today by talking about what you should request from publishers.

You can read my previous posts in this series here.

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HOW TO REQUEST REVIEW/ARC COPIES FROM PUBLISHERS // Structuring your email & what you should say!

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Hey guys! Today I’m coming at you with a longer post talking about how to request books from publishers! I’ll be talking about how to structure your emails and giving some general advice on requesting books! I hope this helps and please let me know if you have any other topics you’d like me to touch on!

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BEFORE YOU START

Before you go to request a book from a publisher, make sure you can tick off all or most of these points:

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HOW TO APPROACH PUBLISHERS // Today we discuss etiquette??? & I give advice on how to talk to the (not so) big and scaries of the publishing world!

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Hey guys! Today I’m coming at you with a really exciting and hopefully really helpful blog post all about talking to publishers! This year I finally got up the courage to approach publishers about review copies and so I thought I would blog about it! I plan on writing more posts like these soon on my blog so let me know if there’s anything you want me to write about/ have questions about!

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