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Where we discover BookGrabbr, and decide it must be shared with you!

written by Young in Rome March 17, 2016
Where we discover BookGrabbr, and decide it must be shared with you!
Note from Flav: When our friends at iRead Book Tours shared with us their enthusiasm for a new way in which people were discovering books, we asked for more info – and once we got the details, we knew we had to share it with you guys (and who doesn’t love a good giveaway?). Whether you’re an avid reader in search of new worlds or an author on the marketing hunt, this is the sort of exciting, innovative platform that makes our fingers tingle. Shoot us an email and let us know what you think if you use it!

BookGrabbr: A
 great way for readers to discover new books and an innovative marketing tool for authors. Picture

For Readers:

BookGrabbr is a social media-marketing tool that allows authors to share both full books and previews of their books with readers. Readers, you can have access to these books by signing in through Facebook, Twitter, or LinkedIn and using their ability to share as a form of currency. The “Share” is the payment! Share the book, and it will allow you to read it. Just click the “Grabb this book” button next to the book and our system will prompt you to share in exchange for reading!

BookGrabbr contains books of many genres, so visit today, “grabb” a book that catches your eye and start reading!
For Authors and Publishers:

Through their unique marketing tool and platform, BookGrabbr helps authors connect to readers that they wouldn’t generally be able to connect to through their friends and their friend’s friends. The noise in the marketplace is deafening, and at times can be a bit overwhelming for authors trying to promote their books.

BookGrabbr created a way to generate some more buzz by harnessing the power of each individual author’s social media platform.  Once you create your profile on BookGrabbr it allows potential readers to read a preview of your book or the full copy and then directs them to your site of choice to purchase your book in the format that you desire. And since BookGrabbr doesn’t make any money on book sales, you can send them to a retailer, or to your own personal page or wherever you choose! BookGrabbr’s purpose is to help you sell more books, gain momentum and generate exposure.

 

See how it works:

 

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How does iRead Book Tours help?

For Readers: We help you discover new authors that have put their profile and books on BookGrabbr through our BookGrabbr Promotion Service.
For Authors and Publishers:Don’t have time to dedicate to yet another marketing campaign? Let us take care of it for you. Through the BookGrabbr Promotion Service we create your profile, help you share your books on your social media and ours too, of course. In addition, we provide you with ideas and the support on how to best use your BookGrabbr profile. This is a cost-effective, efficient way to publicize your books! Contact us to see how we can help you spread the word about your book through BookGrabbr.

Like the idea? Enter the giveaway below to win a BookGrabbr Promotion Service worth $75 and $100 in cash!Not an author? You can still win the $100 in cash.

Giveaway starts March 14 and ends April 15, 2016.


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