When you ask someone to read your book?
Well, Evie Gaughan writes on her blog what to do and what to expect for writers.
Reviews: The Good, The Bad And The Ugly
I couldn’t agree more with her points. Begging for reviews is terrible practice but reviews authors must have.
So how do we keep our dignity?
- Remember our manners. Say please and thank you.
- Be gracious, we’re asking a big favor and may not always like the answer.
- Tell the reviewer how important they are. Authors need reviews.
- Agreeing to read our books is deserves our gratitude no matter what.
- Let the reviewer know you value their time.
- After going for the ask, let it go. Forget about it.
What do you think?
Are we becoming too rude with our expectations?
How do you find reviewers?
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My thoughts exactly.
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