Best Paid Book Review Sites for Authors

You already know getting book reviews is vital to the success of your book marketing, but you may be running out of friends, clients, and colleagues to ask for reviews. Paying to get book reviews isn't a violation of Amazon's terms and conditions so long as you go through sites that don't guarantee a good review. In this video, author Julie Broad of Book Launchers will share the paid review sites they use for their client's books.

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[thepurpleufo]

When it comes to helping people self-publish, your videos are *the* best. Informative, fun, and your energy is contagious.

[beelinebill]

This helps to define each service and its value to writers. Thank you, Julie! i had little experience with any of these when I launched last year. It may be very helpful in the future.

[DaleLRoberts]

It's funny, I just applied to Book Sirens and they rejected me too. haha Guess I should've watched this first. I'll be tackling BookSprout, NetGalley, and Goodreads next. Great video, Julie!

[poetryfromtheheart]

Thank you for a very helpful break down. And thank you for the subtitles. It was one of those days where it was so noisy in the house that I could not hear what you were saying, but at least I could read what you were saying. Have a great weekend.

[davidwimble]

Very helpful, thanks! I'll check out your other videos.

[StevenSeril]

Booksprout sounds like a Pokemon who strangles other Pokemon with its vines, and Book Sirens sounds like killer mermaids who drown unwary sailors underwater, I'm sure it'll be fine! XD

[DawnHernandez-dr]

Thank you so much for this video. It was very interesting.

[chenpinkofficial]

Thanks for this video that explains all 4 different review sites! Thanks, Julie!

[zavesti]

Loved your video and especially loved the tips about creating the goodreads account (in another of your videos) and why we should not link FB to it. Your videos are full of very useful tips. Great work.

[TheShaunHayes]

Another really good video for us novice writers. Thank you.

[christophermaddish]

A video worth watching 3x and then again tomorrow

[paulmahoney]

As always, you make very informative videos. Thanks so much.

[briankreeger]

Another great video. Tons of good information.

[mlet-qg]

Love your informative video. Very well done and love all the sound effects and graphics. About Book Sprouts, they had problems with readers pirating books. Can you do a video on pirating and how not to get your stuff stolen?

[itb]

thanks for the help!!
what if you have a graphic novel?

[preets]

It is very useful ma'am, thank you very much 😊

[techguyfun]

Great presentation. Love your delivery of the info.

[PublishWithAndy]

I didn't have any success with booksprout either but someone (different niche) got quite a few reviews. Got the feeling that booksprout reviewers are mostly into fiction...

[TheShaunHayes]

Enjoyed this video so much. Thank you.

[ILoveBeingaDad-CDN]

Hi Julie! Great video! Liked! What are your thoughts on the Reedsy review service? Any experience with them?