Book Trailers

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Book Trailers FAQs

  • What is a book trailer?

    A book trailer is a teaser or promo video that highlights the narrative of your book and helps market and promote it. Book trailers can help increase your online presence and reach a wider audience, ultimately leading to higher book sales.

  • What makes a good book trailer video?

    Keep it simple and catchy! The video should be under 2 minutes with a little taste of what the book brings. Stay true to your story by promoting the abstract without giving too much away. And add endorsements and a personal mention - social media handles or website.

  • Why do I need a book trailer video?

    By creating a book trailer video, you are tapping into a brand new audience, leading to new fans who will, in return, buy your book. Just remember that your book trailer is meant to create buzz and dialogue about your book - not replace it.

  • What should I include in my book trailer?

    Your book trailer should include a brief and compelling synopsis of your book - enough to draw viewers in without giving the plot away. Exciting videos and music should complement your book's genre, and adding reviews and endorsements is also suggested. And don't forget a strong CTA to encourage book purchases.

  • Should I make a book trailer for my children's book?

    Book trailers for children's books are just as popular as adult books, if not more! Animating your children's book is a fantastic way to experience a new story, boost book sales, and increase audience reach. Remember, it's all about including bright and colorful visuals that appeal to children.

  • What should I look for in hiring a book trailer professional?

    Your seller should be able to bring your story to life creatively and appealingly. Look for a professional who delivers customized, high-quality book trailers. Someone who has experience in designing, computer science, and animation is always a plus. Browse past work examples - the proof is in the pudding.