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“How do I find reviewers for my book?”<\/em><\/p>\n

I get this question from authors all the time. And it’s a good one.<\/p>\n

I often suggest that they follow this three-step process:<\/p>\n

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1. Find similar books on Amazon.<\/li>\n
2. Track down the four- and five-star reviewers for those books.<\/li>\n
3. Ask those reviewers to consider reviewing their book, too.<\/li>\n<\/ol>\n

   Not surprisingly, the response is usually, “Won’t that take a lot of time?”<\/em><\/p>\n

   Until now, I’d\u00a0say “Yes”<\/em>\u00a0and suggest that they hire\u00a0a student to do the digging.<\/p>\n

   Until now.<\/strong><\/p>\n

   Now, I’ve got a much better solution.\u00a0It’s quick, thorough, \u00a0easy, and automated (my new favorite word).<\/p>\n

   Reviewer Grabber tool demonstration<\/h3>\n

   It’s the very cool “Reviewer Grabber” tool — software —\u00a0created by the team at the Author Marketing Club<\/a>\u00a0(affiliate link). The image above is\u00a0a screenshot of the software in action as it searches for self-publishing\u00a0book reviewers.<\/p>\n

   I asked Author Marketing Club<\/a> founder Jim Kukral to demonstrate\u00a0how it works so I could videotape it and share it here with you.<\/p>\n

   Try to see\u00a0past my “ooooooh, ahhhhhhh” reaction when you watch. I admit I was pretty amazed by how easy it is to use and how helpful it will be in snagging book reviews from the right<\/em> reviewers.<\/p>\n

   Watch our Reviewer Grabber demonstration here. It’s long enough to answer all of your questions about the tool\u00a0while still showing\u00a0its power pretty soon after Jim starts the demonstration.<\/p>\n