A fun introduction to reviewing and blogging about books. This guide contained tips on how to write a good review (no spoilers, please!) and how to promote them on different social media platforms, especially Bookstagram (Instagram) Book Tube (YouTube) and BookTok (TikTok). Great for those just starting out in the book review world.

Great tips and advice for a new book reviewer/blogger. Very easy to read, and the layout is pleasing to the eye. Will keep referring back to this book until I find my feet.

This is such a good guide for anyone new to not just NetGalley, but the online book world in general. Some excellent review tips and the tips for using social media platforms effectively are a huge help!

All the tips and tricks needed to succeed as a NetGalley reviewer. This publication answers lot of questions and gives specific advice for individual social media spaces. Very helpful

NetGalley's Book Advocate Toolkit prepares book influencers to succeed on the platform. The short PDF covers how to write and promote reviews and briefly covers various social media, NetGalley tips, and content strategizing. The PDF has an aesthetic layout and is quick to read. There is excellent information for beginner reviewers and some more advanced advice. I would not recommend anyone read it, but I am glad to have picked it up.

Excellent and helpful tips! So easy to read and follow. I love how they are presented as infographics, and even providing tips on how to aesthetically post e-Readers on Bookstagram. Thank you so much!

I like more when you describe what it is I need to include in my bio because I still feel like I don’t have what I appropriately need. This helped me a little bit more so thank you for that!

This is a great guide for anyone new to reviewing. It has provided the steps one needs to develop skills while using NetGalley.

This has been very helpful in writing book reviews! I have referenced it multiple times to make sure I’m including all the content needed and organizing things appropriately

This was very helpful as I rebuild my social media and reviewer presence.

I have to admit I didn't know about BookTube, Bookstagram, or Canva. I will need to look them up in greater detail.

My only concern with this tooklit is I can't put it on Kindle. I know it's because of the pretty graphics and the flow. I get that. Having it easily on hand for reference would have been very convenient.

This was helpful and pleasant to read through. I think anyone who conducts book reviews on any media will get something out of it, especially for those who are just starting out.

I would like to thank We Are Bookish for providing me with an advance readers copy via access to the galley for free through the NetGalley program.

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Covered book reviews from creative and technical standpoint with highlights of proper etiquette as well as developing a social media platform and presence. At about 30 pages, it’s a quick, insightful, and practical read.

<b>The Writing</b>
The artistic design, with graphic/infographic interest of new information and reminders was a nice touch.

Well organized.

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As a newcomer to NetGalley, I have found this invaluable. It's clearly set out so you can quickly find the relevant point on which you need advice. Or, if as a new user like me, you just want a general overview of NetGalley, its functions and how reviewers can best interact with publishers, it's equally helpful.

It's well written, professionally presented and extremely comprehensive. For example, I wanted some guidance about how to write a critical review and quickly found the relevant section in the book. Once there, everything I could possibly have wanted to know about the subject was there.

I would thoroughly recommend downloading this book if you are new to NetGalley, or even if you've used it for a while, as there may be things you didn't know.

I sincerely think that part of this toolkit doesn’t help at all while also thinking it’s helpful. I liked the parts where the toolkit goes into depth on social media and what to do about one’s netgalley profile, but I don’t think it really helps reviewers to navigate this website. This is another generic guide that expects you to be doing fine finding titles and building a base on netgalley, but there isn’t a lot of aid for the reader who’s never even used netgalley before or if you’ve never received a galley/arc before!

A quick, concise guide to learning how to navigate reviewing books online. There was a lot of good information for beginners.

I found this guide helpful to get started on my journey to becoming a book advocate. Thank you Netgalley for putting it together so well!

As a newbie to Net Galley, I was super thankful to all the tips and tricks that made up this guide and it definitely answered all of the questions I had. It was super helpful and I especially liked the bits surrounding bookstagram and posting reviews to social media and this is my main output for my reviews.

Helpful quick guide on how to navigate the book reviewing space without overcomplicating things. I will definitely be using the blogging tips.

This book was very helpful with tips for getting approved for more books. It should be a must read for anyone wanting to review books.

I read this after returning to book reviewing after a break. I previously had completed 10 Netgalley reviews.

This book gives a great overview of how to get started with Netgalley and what to put in your profile to encourage publishers to accept your requests for books. It also includes info letting reviewers know to keep their feedback ratio to 80% or higher.

I mainly post my reviews on my blog (and on Goodreads), then I make a post on Twitter to let my followers know I've posted. I found the following most helpful: tips and tricks on writing a review, blog review formats, and the suggestion to write hashtags in Camelcase (capitalize the first letter of each word = #JustLikeThis). I also appreciated the reminder to add alt text to image descriptions to increase accessibility when people are reading on a screen reader. There are tips on ways to track the reviews you need to publish and when.

If you promote books on Bookstagram, Booktube, and/or BookTok (or want to start doing so), this book gives tips on how to do that more successfully.

Thanks to Netgalley for a free eARC copy. This review is my own.

Brilliant book, really helpful and exactly what everyone using Netgalley should read. So many tips and useful pieces of information, a must read.