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1. reedsy.com › discovery › blogGet Paid to Read: 18 Legitimate Sites That Pay Reviewers - Reedsy

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   5. Online Book Club. 💸 Pay: $5 to $60. 👀 More information: Check here. Online Book Club’s FAQ begins with a warning for all aspiring book reviewers: “First of all, this is not some crazy online get-rich-quick scheme. You won't get rich and you won't be able to leave your day job.”.

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2. janefriedman.com › paid-book-reviewsAre Paid Book Reviews Worth It? | Jane Friedman

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   Feb 8, 2016 · Examples: Indie Reader, Blue Ink Review, Self-Publishing Review. Reader (non-professional) reviews. It’s considered unethical to pay for reader reviews posted at Amazon or other sites, and Amazon is actively trying to curb the practice. This post is focused on the first two types of paid reviews; I recommend you stay away from the third.

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   Should you buy a book review site for money?

   • Dozens and dozens of companies are happy to take your money in exchange for the promise of landing you some good reviews. With the many book review sites out there, you might be wondering which one should you choose. You can easily find plenty of companies out there that promises reviews in exchange for dollars.

   Best Paid Book Review Sites for Authors - Book Launchers

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   How do I get paid to review a book?

   • To make an account you create a username, choose what book formats you like and supply your PayPal email (so you can get paid!). After that, you can browse the site’s list of books waiting to be reviewed. Pay: The website pays between $5 and $60 per review. 3. Kirkus Media

   Want to Get Paid to Review Books? Try These 7 Publishers

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   Do book reviewers get paid?

   • Kirkus Media As a book reviewer for Kirkus Media, not only will you be paid for your hard work but your reviews will also be featured in its magazine, “Kirkus Indie”. The company looks for experienced applicants to review both English and Spanish titles, specifically from self-published authors, across various genres.

   Want to Get Paid to Review Books? Try These 7 Publishers

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   How do book reviews help sell a book?

   • With so many options to promote your book and get it in front of readers, it’s hard to choose which one (s) will help sell this book and the ones that follow. Book review sites are one way to use your advertising dollars to promote reviews and, potentially, book sales. Why are book reviews so important?

   7 Book Review Sites That Put Your Book in Front of Readers

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4. booklaunchers.com › best-paid-book-review-sitesBest Paid Book Review Sites for Authors - Book Launchers

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   Similar to BookSirens, Booksprout is a review site that automates the delivery of your ARC to over 40,000 users. Their average review rate is around 79%. Even your book army will find it challenging to beat that. Before you get all excited, we’ve been testing this one for some time, and we’re getting mixed results.

5. happyselfpublisher.com › 7-book-review-sites7 Book Review Sites That Put Your Book in Front of Readers

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   May 13, 2021 · Readers Favorite. Readers Favorite offers free and paid book review opportunities. According to their site, 50% of the books listed for free receive a review within 3 months. For guaranteed, expedited reviews, there are three options for one, three, and five reviews.

6. www.makeuseof.com › tag › decide-what-to-read-nextThe 13 Best Book Review Sites and Book Rating Sites - MUO

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   • Goodreads. Goodreads is arguably the leading online community for book lovers. If you want some inspiration for which novel or biography to read next, this is the book review site to visit.
   • LibraryThing. LibraryThing is the self-proclaimed largest book club in the world. It has more than 2.3 million members and is one of the best social networking platforms for book lovers.
   • Book Riot. Book Riot is a blog. It publishes listicles on dozens of different topics, many of which review the best books in a certain genre. To give you an idea, some recent articles include Keeping Hoping Alive: 11 Thrilling YA Survival Stories and The Best Historical Fiction Books You’ve Never Heard Of.
   • Bookish. Bookish is a site that all members of book clubs should know about. It helps you prep for your next meeting with discussion guides, book quizzes, and book games.

7. www.thepennyhoarder.com › get-paid-to-review-booksWant to Get Paid to Review Books? Try These 7 Publishers

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   Nov 16, 2023 · You can indicate which books you’d like to review. Titles are then assigned based on the order of requests and how well the project fits the reviewer’s skill set. Completing reviews should take no longer than two to three weeks and the final product should be between 250 to 300 words.

8. selfpublishingadvice.org › publishing-is-a-kirkusWatchdog: Is A Kirkus Review Worth The Price?

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   Jun 13, 2014 · Kirkus promises you a review in 7–9 weeks for $425. You can purchase an expedited review for $575, and they will deliver it in 4–6 weeks. They tell you the review will be 250–300 words. They never tell you that a review will boost sales. In defense of the authors who expected that, it would be easy to make such an inference based on some ...