Publishing a book is just the start of your journey, and standing out in today’s competitive market can be challenging. Our Trio Ad Campaign service is designed to help you overcome that hurdle.
Imagine having your book showcased in the reviews section of some of the most influential English-language publications in the United States, such as Publishers Weekly, Los Angeles Times, and The New York Times. This isn’t just a dream; it’s an effective marketing strategy we offer to authors like you.
What the ‘Trio Ad Campaign’ Can Do for You:
- Visibility: Your book will be featured in major publications with extensive readership, placing it directly in front of potential readers who trust these sources for recommendations.
- Credibility: Reviews in respected newspapers and magazines enhance your book’s credibility, signaling to readers that it’s worth their time and investment.
- Recognition: Being highlighted in these influential publications puts your book in the spotlight, attracting the attention of agents, publishers, and industry professionals searching for promising new titles.
- Sales Boost: The combination of increased visibility and credibility can lead to higher book sales, drawing in readers who may have previously overlooked your work.
- Author Branding: This campaign is not just about a single book; it’s about building your author brand. Association with well-known publications enhances your reputation as an author.
Why Print Advertising Matters?
Despite the prevalence of digital media, print still wields significant power. Featuring your book in respected publications enhances its credibility and visibility. Readers trust the reviews and recommendations they encounter in print, and this trust can lead to increased
book sales.
Don’t miss the chance to make your book stand out in the crowded publishing landscape. Our ‘Print Ad Trio Blast’ service is your pathway to the recognition your work deserves. Let us assist you in turning your book into a literary sensation!
The New York Times
The New York Times Sunday Book Review effectively targets your ideal audience—book readers. Unlike broader marketing platforms, this magazine attracts subscribers who have made a conscious choice to engage with its content, carefully reviewing each page. In contrast, online users often spend mere seconds scanning websites.
Securing a spot in the New York Times Sunday Book Review is a coveted opportunity for authors seeking visibility. With a substantial readership of 831,000 print subscribers in the U.S., the magazine is renowned for highlighting only the most compelling books worthy of critical acclaim. When readers see your book featured in an ad here, it carries greater weight and respect compared to lesser-known publications.
Kravitz & Sons will showcase your book in a dedicated advertisement within the magazine and distribute a one-page press release to multiple media outlets. We believe our authors deserve nothing short of a comprehensive marketing campaign to pave their way to success.
Los Angeles Times
The Los Angeles Times’ book reviews section serves as a major platform for authors looking to enhance their reputation. With a daily readership of 1.4 million and 2.4 million on Sundays, it offers an excellent opportunity for both established and emerging writers to showcase their work. Securing a feature in its pages is a rare and valuable affirmation of an author’s standing.
Kravitz & Sons LA Times offers a tailored service that guarantees a half-page advertisement for your book in the Sunday Arts edition of the Los Angeles Times. This package also includes a press release designed for distribution to 1,000 media outlets across print, broadcast, and online platforms.
Publishers Weekly
Publishers Weekly is a well-known name in the book publishing industry, particularly focused on international literature. The magazine publishes weekly book reviews aimed at a diverse audience, including publishers, booksellers, librarians, literary agents, authors, and media outlets. It features articles and news write-ups about books, bestseller lists across various categories, and industry statistics. Notably, Publishers Weekly has established itself as the leading source for pre-publication book reviews, producing around 9,000 blurbs annually.
Our print advertisements are tailored to specific categories, including religion, children’s books, international audiences, bestseller clubs, review considerations, and announcements of select titles.