This is an excellent intro to NetGalley! The info is presented in a digestible format with cute graphics. For more complex topics (best practices for writing a critical review, for example), it’s convenient to simply click an embedded link and be taken to a more comprehensive blog post on that specific topic. This toolkit answered all of my initial questions and more.

Great introduction to success on NetGalley!

NETGALLEY'S BOOK ADVOCATE TOOLKIT is a helpful resource for both beginners and anyone looking for new tips and tricks across book review platforms. The tips on content planning, hashtags, tagging authors, and how to get book approvals on NetGalley are all really helpful.

Really appreciate this quick, simple resource from NetGalley's We Are Bookish team and know I'll be referencing this again in the future when I want a getting-back-to-basics refresh.

This is a lot more helpful than I originally expected. There’s plenty of tips and tricks & dos and don’ts to be aware of. There’s even tips to help you post successfully for each individual social media platform, so you can make good content no matter which platform you share on. Highly recommend for anyone who is exploring Netgalley or even just posting their book content on social media.

This is a great tool for both those who are new to NetGalley and/or book reviews in exchange for copies of books as well as having helpful tips and refreshers for those of us who have done this type of thing before!

I hadn't really explored many of the newer social media avenues for sharing book reviews such as Booktube and BookTok and I found the tips in the second half of the guide extremely helpful for someone looking to expand the areas in which I can share about the lovely books I am reading and am lucky enough to receive through my beloved NetGalley account!

This is a wonderful resource for all users and something I will not only share with others, but will certainly go back to again and again myself!

The only opportunity to improve I would suggest is one of the fonts used on a few of the little side notes (the one with exclamation points for the letter "i") was extremely hard to read. I'm sure it looked cute when selected, but I struggled to be able to read any of those little tips.

Thank you, We Are Bookish, for a wonderful, easy to understand, and incredibly helpful guide!

This was a useful introduction to how NetGalley works and it answered a lot of the questions I had to start with.

Very helpful for a first time user! I've reviewed so many books now and have even been approved for some books that I never thought I'd get a first look at.

The Book Advocate Toolkit has a lot of helpful information and I will definitely be referencing it again in the future. As someone who is new to the NetGalley platform, I appreciated the tips and advice on writing book reviews and running a Bookstagram account as well.
Something I would add to the guide would be an example of a book review on each platform so beginning reviewers could have a sample of what is typically expected.
Overall, I would recommend this resource to anyone who is looking to improve their NetGalley experience.

This book advocate toolkit was very helpful and I found the tips useful for my book reviews. I'd recommend other book reviewers also read this book advocate toolkit.

This was such a helpful guide to being a good advocate for titles! I'm all about helping folks find the right books at the right time, and this is a great start to learning how to do that through reviews.

A great guide for those who wants to start their journey into reviewing books and meeting incredible authors!

Really great, comprehensive guide on how to get started with NetGalley and what social media tools you can use to promote the books

This was a perfect resource for first-time Netgalley users like myself. What I love about it is how comprehensive it is: the toolkit goes over the logistics of using Netgalley and provides valuable tips for promoting your book platform.

Since this is a living document, my only recommendation for the next update is to add examples of a good, bad, and great book review. There is a section that includes tips on how to write a review and links to blog posts that discuss Netgalley review writing. However, as a beginner to the platform, I would have loved to see some examples of good and bad reviews.

Overall, this is a comprehensive document perfect for beginning your Netgalley journey.

Thank you for providing this toolkit to Netgalley reviewers. this was a very helpful read for providing concise yet thorough reviews meaningful to both readers and publishers. I’ll continue to reference this in the future as I grow in my reviewing practice.

This toolkit was really helpful as a newcomer to the NetGalley website! I appreciated the organization, visuals, and general etiquette and tips outlined in the kit. Thank you for providing this resource!

This book is super helpful for when you’re starting out. There’s some nuances I didn’t know until reading this guide—like publishers list their preferred hashtags! I think everyone should read this before requesting their first book.

Very helpful guide for getting an overview how Netfalley works and writing reviews on different platforms.

This was super helpful! I'm a new bookstagrammer and have been excited about understanding the world of NetGalley but didn't know where to begin. I was really excited about the tip to use the read now books to increase my feedback ratio -- that's where I'll be starting. Thanks for this great resource!

Helpful for me as a new NetGalley member! Thank you for offering it. I learned a lot about what to write in reviews (and how to use the site as well).

This guide gave me some helpful tips for composing thoughtful book reviews and engaging with a social media audience to share those reviews. Anyone interested in sharing their book reviews with others on various platforms will find this guide useful. The guide is a quick and easy read, formatted to be engaging and concise.

This was really helpful for me as I started my NetGalley journey! One thing I wish was included was how to prioritize reading when you have books from various publishing dates, and the approval doesn't give an expected timeline. In my first few requests, I had some that were older books, some that had just been published, and some that are a few weeks out. How does one pick when there isn't direction from the publisher?

I decided to go with recent pubs 1st, then whichever was coming out or came out closest to that day's date, but I'm still wondering if that was the best choice.