Monday, January 3rd, 2022
1/10: Available dates updated!
I have blog dates available here! Promo new releases, pre-orders, subscription pushes, weekend book boyfriends, old releases… It’s completely up to you. See available dates below!
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NOTE: Email me directly at delilah@delilahdevlin.com with your response!
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Hey there, Authors! I like to host a guest blogger at least three times a week on my blog. Right now, I need to line up bloggers for dates from January through March 2022. Be quick to grab a date before it’s gone!
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I will need bloggers for the following dates:
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January 13, 16, 23, 30
February 3, 4, 17
March 3, 6, 9, 10, 11, 14, 17, 21, 23, 24, 27
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If you are interested in being a guest, please look at the available dates and let me know if you would like me to pencil you in. I advertise the daily blogs widely. I have 2,955 blog subscribers who get posts sent straight to their email inboxes every day. My blog also feeds to my Facebook page, which has 4,966 friends, and my Fan Page, which has 4,335 follows. I also post the blog to my Pinterest—total followers 21.2k. If a date isn’t listed but is particularly significant for you, ask me about it anyway! I do try to work people in.
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I prefer posts that talk about something more than just new releases, but you have room at the bottom of the post for covers, blurbs, links, and short excerpts. You can talk about hobbies, what’s important to you, what inspired this particular book—the field’s wide open, but remember, we wish to appeal to readers rather than other writers. Please keep the number of pictures you want posted to no more than 2 although that’s not a hard and fast rule. And readers love contests and love questions only they can answer that allow them to interact with you!
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If you’re interested, contact me! Give me your preferred date(s). First come, first served.
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Delilah Devlin
New York Times and USA Today Bestselling Author & Freelance Editor
I bought this brainstorming tool years ago at some writers’ conference I attended. You roll the dice then use the pictures on the faces of each piece to make up a story. I’ve found it’s fun for readers, too!
