INDIVIDUALLY RESEARCHED BOOK-DISCOVERY CAMPAIGNS

BeBookSharp delivers individually researched book-discovery campaigns for authors, with a clearly itemised and fully guaranteed campaign scope tailored to the individual title.

BeBookSharp considers the book’s genre, subgenre, themes, comparable titles, intended readership, publication history and current discovery position. Platform-specific research may also include author profiles, listings, categories, keywords, descriptions, existing reader contributions and wider platform presence.

BeBookSharp identifies suitable readers through the interests already visible on their existing public profiles. Relevant indicators may include genre preferences, shelves, comparable titles, themes and previous reader activity.

Each reader decides whether to take part in an individual campaign. Readers are invited when their established interests align closely with the individual book.

Participating readers contribute through personal profiles they already maintain. Within each relevant campaign feature, the reader determines their own wording, perspective and individual contribution.

Campaign contributions may include relevant shelf placements, themed list activity, reader questions, book quotations selected by individual readers and community discussion contributions.

Every BeBookSharp package clearly states the campaign elements and quantities included before work begins. BeBookSharp remains responsible for managing the campaign until every element and quantity listed in the selected package has been completed.

The campaign does not end according to a fixed promotional period. It continues for as long as necessary to complete the full agreed package.

Completed reader contributions can remain visible and connected to the title for years after the active campaign has finished, giving future readers additional routes through which to encounter, understand and explore the book.

An author can contact BeBookSharp directly with a book title or link. BeBookSharp can then assess the title’s genre, publication status, current discovery presence and intended readership before recommending the campaign scope best suited to the book.