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    ding your book with positive thoughts.

    4. Make sure to include the reviewer's name and their website (or book title if they are also an author). This gives THEM additional exposure for free, one of the reasons people like to do book reviews.

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    1. Try and get reviews long before you submit a final manuscript to your publisher or get reviews to your publisher before their final go-to-print deadline.

    2. When someone does a book review for you, keep a copy of their entire review, their name, their book name(s), their email address, website, phone or address! If you don't keep all the contact information you can, it can be VERY difficult to track your reviewers down months down the road when you need them! Their email address may have changed, so it's important to keep all possible contact information.

    3. Submit 1-3 sentences that have the strongest impact from each review as blurbs to be included in your book. They should be placed before the table of contents. Put "Praise for (Book Title)" at the top of the first page of blurbs. Aim for 3-4 pages of these blurbs. This way, people open your books, read the blurbs right away, which will help them start reading your book with positive thoughts.

    4. Make sure to include the reviewer's name and their website (or book title if they are also an author). This gives THEM additional exposure for free, one of the reasons people like to do book reviews.

    5. Make sure to tell your editor to plac

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    2. When someone does a book review for you, keep a copy of their entire review, their name, their book name(s), their email address, website, phone or address! If you don't keep all the contact information you can, it can be VERY difficult to track your reviewers down months down the road when you need them! Their email address may have changed, so it's important to keep all possible contact information.

    3. Submit 1-3 sentences that have the strongest impact from each review as blurbs to be included in your book. They should be placed before the table of contents. Put "Praise for (Book Title)" at the top of the first page of blurbs. Aim for 3-4 pages of these blurbs. This way, people open your books, read the blurbs right away, which will help them start reading your book with positive thoughts.

    4. Make sure to include the reviewer's name and their website (or book title if they are also an author). This gives THEM additional exposure for free, one of the reasons people like to do book reviews.

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    tact information you can, it can be VERY difficult to track your reviewers down months down the road when you need them! Their email address may have changed, so it's important to keep all possible contact information.

    3. Submit 1-3 sentences that have the strongest impact from each review as blurbs to be included in your book. They should be placed before the table of contents. Put "Praise for (Book Title)" at the top of the first page of blurbs. Aim for 3-4 pages of these blurbs. This way, people open your books, read the blurbs right away, which will help them start reading your book with positive thoughts.

    4. Make sure to include the reviewer's name and their website (or book title if they are also an author). This gives THEM additional exposure for free, one of the reasons people like to do book reviews.

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    w as blurbs to be included in your book. They should be placed before the table of contents. Put "Praise for (Book Title)" at the top of the first page of blurbs. Aim for 3-4 pages of these blurbs. This way, people open your books, read the blurbs right away, which will help them start reading your book with positive thoughts.

    4. Make sure to include the reviewer's name and their website (or book title if they are also an author). This gives THEM additional exposure for free, one of the reasons people like to do book reviews.

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    ding your book with positive thoughts.

    4. Make sure to include the reviewer's name and their website (or book title if they are also an author). This gives THEM additional exposure for free, one of the reasons people like to do book reviews.

    5. Make sure to tell your editor to place them right before the Table of Contents. Reviews can also be put in the back of the book, but it's best to have them in the front.

    6. When your book appears on the publisher's bookstore, email the reviewers asking them to post their review there.

    7. When your book is on Amazon.com and other book sites, wait until you see the "add your review" link for your book, and then email them again, asking them to post their reviews on these sites as well.

    8. You can continue getting reviews long after your book has been published. Ask people who have read your book to post a review on all the websites.

    9. Don't forget to post the full text of all your book's reviews on your own website!

    10. If you missed the opportunity to include reviews with your final edits in your current book, keep these tips handy so you'll be prepared for your future books!

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