More fantastic ways that we can help you promote your book
You may have your book listed on our website in several ways:

1. Scheduling a book tour, online chat, or advertising with us
   (If your objective is to reach a larger audience and stimulate reader interest rapidly, then promoting your book through our book club is of utmost importance. We strongly recommend advertising, scheduling an online chat, or scheduling a book signing tour with us.)
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2. Following our literary submission process
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   Tips on sucessful literary promotion So you've written a book and now you want to promote it. Well, you're in luck and you've come to the right place! Below are some great tips to help you get your book into the hands of readers. Create a web site for your book. Email our creative team at creativeteam@sistersbrothers.com Get to a book club meeting - yesterday! Contact book clubs to get the word out about your book! Book clubs are gaining influence in the literary community and are the keys to the success of your book. See the study on book clubs conducted by Roper ASW If you are submitting your work to a book club for review, remember to be patient. Most book clubs meet on a monthly basis and will only select one book for discussion at the meetings. In addition, because of the increasing popularity of online book clubs, many of them receive at least (3) three to (4) four literary submissions, review books and media kits per week. Therefore, getting your book reviewed by the traditional literary submission process will take time. Seek advertising and special promotions opportunities with book clubs. If your objective is to promote rapidly increase your book's exposure to large audiences. Inquire about high quality and reasonably priced advertising and promotions opportunities with us. Remember the three most important words in Internet advertising are location, location, location! If you are advertising with online book clubs, make sure that these clubs have well established presences on the Internet and high quality web sites.

   
   
   
   
   

The Roper study was commissioned by Bookspan, a partnership between AOL Time Warner and Bertelsmann which operates over 45 book clubs.

Mel Parker, Bookspan Senior Vice President, Editorial Director. "Book clubs are influential because each book offered has been pre-screened by editors in each book club to help consumers sort through the plethora of reading choices."”

Courtesy of Roper ASW