Hello Books
www.hellobooks.com(3 Author Reviews)
At Hello Books, we have curated a large database of readers who have a passion for particular literary genres. Every Friday, we make it our priority to send out custom email campaigns to our subscribers indicating fantastic exclusive book offers that suit their preferences. Through Facebook advertising promotions, we showcase books from authors that have applied for promotion on our emails.
List Size
N/A
Accepted Book Prices
Free
Cost Range
$40.00
Hello Books Alternatives and Competitors
BookRaid
(26 Author Reviews)
BookRaid has a mailing list of about 50,000 newsletter subscribers, and a much more expensive maximum price, at $60.00.
BookRaid gets a similar rating to Hello Books from reviewers, with an average rating of 4.69 out of 5.
ereader News Today
(11 Author Reviews)
ereader News Today has a mailing list of about 200,000 newsletter subscribers, and a much more expensive maximum price, at $140.00.
ereader News Today gets a similar rating to Hello Books from reviewers, with an average rating of 4.45 out of 5.
My Book Cave
(9 Author Reviews)
My Book Cave has a mailing list of about 100,000 newsletter subscribers, and a much more expensive maximum price, at $63.00.
My Book Cave gets a slightly worse rating than Hello Books from reviewers, with an average rating of 4.22 out of 5.
eReader IQ
(5 Author Reviews)
eReader IQ has a mailing list of about 47,000 newsletter subscribers, and a much more expensive maximum price, at $40.00.
eReader IQ gets a slightly worse rating than Hello Books from reviewers, with an average rating of 4.4 out of 5.
Hello Books Reviews (3)
A.L. Hawke
almost 2 years ago
Lots of downloads; tough to schedule a set date
I highly recommend Hello Books for a free book. They probably have given away the most books for me at an affordable price--the highest "ROI" for a free promotion. The downside is that you can't schedule your book. I stack most of my promos and I prefer to plan set dates. If you're free with the date or its permafree, I'd definitively give them a try.
Lauren
almost 2 years ago
I'd keep trying
I've only used them once, and didn't see a big bump in sales. I'd try them again with a free book, because the price isn't bad. The biggest downside is that you can't schedule the date, so you have to take whatever is offered to you. It's harder to stack that way, but if you're flexible, it might be worth a try.
George
almost 2 years ago
Good number of downloads
I would highly recommend Hello Books. While I don't see quite as many downloads as Freebooksy, the cost is much lower, KU reads and reviews follow suit in the days and weeks after the promotion.