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Reviewers Wanted

by JM

notebook.jpgInterested in reviewing books on your blog? Would you like to interview authors?

We are seeking qualified bloggers who would like to become tour hosts for our clients. If you are a blogger who would be interested in either interviewing our authors, letting them guest post on your blog or would be willing to review their book and posting their review on your blog (or any other type of promotion) on a certain day that both you and we set up together, we would be interested in talking to you.

We are only looking for blogs who receive substantial traffic and are updated frequently.

All our tour hosts receive a link on our sponsors’ page (if you prefer hosting your banner, that’s fine, too), links on our in house blogs, and will receive copies of books where applicable for their time and effort in hosting our authors. You will also receive substantial traffic on your blog while the author is touring as we highly publicize each and every one of our tour stops.

We also spotlight our tour hosts at random in our monthly newsletter. All tour host spotlights will include blog information and an interview with the blog host as part of their feature in the newsletter. More added exposure! And…not only that…we will include your link on this page so that others can see what an outstanding blog you have.

If you are interested, you can visit Virtual Book Tours for Authors, look in the right hand sidebar for the list of authors touring, and let us know which author you would prefer to host.

Once you have decided which author you would like to host, copy and paste the below information into an email and send it to us at thewriterslife(at)yahoo.com. Please put “I Want to Be a Tour Host” in the subject line of your email.


Posted in Announcements on May 17th, 2008

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2 Responses to “Reviewers Wanted”

  1. Penelope Anne Says:
    May 17th, 2008 at 7:49 pm

    Is this how you get the authors you do? Do they send you the book to read, or do you need to get the book and read it on your own. I don’t know that my book blog gets sufficient traffic, but I would love to see it get more, and I love to read, and would be honored to do interviews.
    if you could give me more info before I would sign up I would be greatly appreciative.

  2. JM Says:
    May 19th, 2008 at 12:43 am

    Penelope - Initially, yes, this is how I was able to interview authors on a consistent basis as well as review their books.

    I’ll contact you via email.

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