Reviewperstar: 12 Tasteful Ways to Get More Book Reviews

Publisher Marketing: Learn how I get 200 new book reviews every month That's right, 200 reviews every month. I publish under a different pen name, and I've gotten over 1,000 reviews, most of them in the last three months since implementing the very strategies laid out in this book. Getting more reviews, even getting tons of reviews, isn't as difficult as you might think. More reviews, more sales, more Respect So you're an author. You've published a book or some books, but the problem is that your book has 4 reviews, and it's going up against books that have over 100. It's kind of hard for book browsers to take your book seriously, and often they don't, assuming that it's just self-published slop written by no one of importance. Get reviews, start competing Most authors think that getting reviews is really difficult. One author on the subject says you should only expect 3 reviews for every 1,000 downloads. What !! That's pitiful! My book Kill Your Blog already has 26 genuine reviews (none below 4-stars), and I haven't even had 1,000 downloads yet! Another book of mine has 252 (only 1, 1-star review), and it hasn't reached 1,000 downloads yet either. It's not that hard people! It's not that hard to get lots of gleaming reviews if you do HALF of the simple things in this book, much less all of them. Start getting reviews today, start getting more sales, and start getting more respect as a professional author looking to stand out from the crowd. Read, and become, a Reviewperstar. Contributor Bio:  Flogging, Buck ""Giving you the Buck-naked truth about online entrepreneurship."" Hi I'm Buck Flogging. Hell yeah that's my real name and that's totally me in the picture living large and driving the ladies wild. It's definitely not just some picture from Shutterstock. When I'm not busy squatting 800 pounds for reps and pleasing all those ladies, I'm writing lots of books, narrating audiobooks, helping authors publish and successfully sell their work, and operating some lucrative online businesses of mine. I originally started as a know-nothing wannabe writer that was encouraged to start this mysterious thing called a "blog." From moronic mistakes and prolonged poverty I emerged seven years later with the success that all online entrepreneurs dream of achieving. I hope to find time to write several short books revealing as much of what I've learned as possible. I love seeing other people succeed, and I hate to see others make the same mistakes I did. For more author resources, go to www.archangelink.com. For questions or comments, send those to buck@archangelink.com