Connecting and Maximizing Reach With Book Bloggers/Influencers
Arielle Haughee
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In this session, you’ll discover:
Arielle Haughee shares practical strategies for children’s book authors to grow their reach by collaborating with book bloggers and influencers. She explains the value of using book tours, either DIY or paid services, and how to create effective digital or physical press kits.
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Comment Below With Your Key Takeaways Or If You Have Questions About The Session.
Thanks Arielle! Your enthusiasm is contagious and inspiring. Thanks for sharing your experiences as well as the good information.
Thank you so much for a really useful and well presented talk, Arielle. You made the process seem a bit more manageable for someone who is a little worried about the whole marketing thing. I feel now more motivated to give it a go. I’m not on Instagram or TikTok but could you do a similar process using Substack do you think?
Hi Grace. I’m sure you could do something similar on Substack, yes!
Thanks for getting back to me, much appreciate it. I shall give it a go with the first of my three dual-time novels, ‘Secrets and Lies’. That will be my call to action!
Great!
Thanks for the info about influencers – you do have to be careful, unfortunately, there are a lot of scammers in this field. Your link was not working when I clicked on it. FYI.
Hi Vernoica. The orangeblossombooks.com link? It works when I click it, but if it’s not working for you it may work to just type it in manually.
Wow, a lot to know and think about when self-publishing or even if you’re lucky enough to get a book deal. The big publishers don’t give newbies that much attention and smaller presses can’t afford to do it. THANK YOU.
My key takeaway is to research influencers and bloggers to get the word out about my books.