GET PAID TO WRITE BOOK REVIEWS
Hello writers, readers, bloggers and everyone reading this.
Do you need extra money or you kind of want to write something that is off your own ideas, Yes!!! then today is your lucky day. Except you don't know how to write a review, then its not.
There are 10 sites which I will recommend to you today, lets see what I have up my sleeves shall we?
Let’s say you enter into an arrangement with an author whereby you agree to write a review of his book in exchange for $30, or even for a free copy of the book. You’re required by law now to state in your blog that you’ve received compensation from the author for that review and that’s going to immediately put your credibility as a reviewer into question.
Most authors or publishing houses won’t pay you for a book review anyway, for that very same reason. But there are other indirect methods you can use to make money online writing book reviews.
This works even better if you specialize in a niche or genre. Instead of just reviewing every book that comes your way, set up a niche book review blog. Choose a specific author – Stephen King or Dean Koontz come to mind. Both have written more books and articles than you’d ever possibly be able to cover in one blog. Or choose a specific genre – vampire books or zombie books or celebrity cookbooks are popular right now. If you like to read several different genres, then set up several different blogs.
Obviously, you can start by using your Amazon affiliate links to these books, too, but once you start attracting traffic you can branch out into other products – mugs, posters, calendars, kitchen appliances, cookware – products you can find relevant to that niche. Don’t be afraid to try other affiliate programs, too. For example, if you’re reviewing parenting books you could put a BabyToBee banner on your blog and earn additional affiliate income from the clicks.
Do you need extra money or you kind of want to write something that is off your own ideas, Yes!!! then today is your lucky day. Except you don't know how to write a review, then its not.
There are 10 sites which I will recommend to you today, lets see what I have up my sleeves shall we?
Let’s say you enter into an arrangement with an author whereby you agree to write a review of his book in exchange for $30, or even for a free copy of the book. You’re required by law now to state in your blog that you’ve received compensation from the author for that review and that’s going to immediately put your credibility as a reviewer into question.
Most authors or publishing houses won’t pay you for a book review anyway, for that very same reason. But there are other indirect methods you can use to make money online writing book reviews.
Affiliate links
Most credible authors and publishing houses list their books for sale at Amazon and they really don’t care how the buyer ends up there as long as the book gets sold. Someone’s going to make the commission and it might as well be you! Get an Amazon Reseller’s account and start including your affiliate links in your reviews.This works even better if you specialize in a niche or genre. Instead of just reviewing every book that comes your way, set up a niche book review blog. Choose a specific author – Stephen King or Dean Koontz come to mind. Both have written more books and articles than you’d ever possibly be able to cover in one blog. Or choose a specific genre – vampire books or zombie books or celebrity cookbooks are popular right now. If you like to read several different genres, then set up several different blogs.
Obviously, you can start by using your Amazon affiliate links to these books, too, but once you start attracting traffic you can branch out into other products – mugs, posters, calendars, kitchen appliances, cookware – products you can find relevant to that niche. Don’t be afraid to try other affiliate programs, too. For example, if you’re reviewing parenting books you could put a BabyToBee banner on your blog and earn additional affiliate income from the clicks.
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