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What/Who is BookFluencer?

  • Bookfluencer is a new holistic approach to book marketing and advertising aimed at satiating and creating hunger for literary works in all its forms. 

How do we do this?

  • Through stunning and engaging reviews that grab the attention of both seasoned readers and new one’s

Services offered by BookFluencer

  • Book Reviews
  • Proof Reading(Editing)
  • Author Interviews( Free)
  • Transcription Services (the process in which speech or audio is converted into a written document)
  • Submission Calls
  • Typing Documents


Why do we charge for Book Reviews?

  • We are not only going to read your book and give a brief summary of it. We critically analyze the book and scrutinize the editing as well. Good editing makes for smooth reading. This will help the author quickly make new copies if there were errors in it. Therefore, we recommend getting your book reviewed by us prior to the launch or release date. (Two or 3 months before) Our book reviewing is comprehensive and to an extent goes hand in hand with proofreading. In other words, after the editor, we are your first customer, the kind of customer that gives unbiased feedback on your book. The reviews are posted on the blog and promoted on our social media accounts and other third-party websites and magazines. BookFluencer is there to gain customers and a wide readership for you. Hence, though it is a labor of love we charge for such a service because of the time spent and dedication to our work. For an example of our work, visit our social pages and blog.

Author Interviews

  •  Are free and will always be free. Not many authors will make it into the newspapers but there will always be a home for established authors and upcoming authors on our blog and social sites. Our way of giving back, creating space, claiming our space in the light as authors. If you are an author and would like to be featured on, our blog and socials email us at bookfluencer79@gmail.com or visit our Facebook page https://www.facebook.com/fluencerbooks or message us on WhatsApp directly + 263 0786 992296


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