Resources and tips for the self-published author.

About Bibliocrunch:

Bibliocrunch  is an award-winning platform that connects authors with quality, vetted book publishing professionals. 

Our mission at Bibliocrunch is to make sure you publish the best book possible. Bibliocrunch can help you find the professionals you need to take your work to the next level. And all within your personal budget!

We connect authors with the curated and trusted book publishing professionals they need to publish a high-quality book. Members of our exclusive community of industry professionals have worked for some of the largest publishing houses in the world, including Simon & Schuster, Penguin Random House, and HarperCollins. Bibliocrunch has been featured in Consumer Reports, Forbes, Money Magazine, Bloomberg, BBC World News, Publishers Weekly,MediaBistro, The Wall Street Journal, Library Journal, and The Columbia Review,  among other press outlets.
Bibliocrunch is seeking someone who lives, breathes, and loves social media for who is also familiar with the book publishing. Do you love the internet? Are you a master at drafting tweets? Do you obsessively read Publishers Lunch, Publishers Weekly, and other publishing and self-publishing blogs? Do you obsessively check Facebook and Twitter? Then you might be a perfect fit for the Huffington Post.

Applicants should be hungry self-starters eager to learn and contribute in a fast-paced, fun environment. We are looking for someone with vast social media experience that can make a big difference on day one. This is a great opportunity to learn all the ins and outs of new media and get first-hand exposure to how Bibliocrunch works.

Primary responsibilities:
– Pitch and produce shareable content for a social media audience
– Aid in managing Facebook and Twitter accounts
– Create social media strategies
– Craft content for social media accounts

Requirements for success:
– Expert in social media
– Insatiable appetite for news and the desire to make things go crazy on the web
– Strong research and writing skills
– Meticulous dedication to detail and the ability to multitask
– Creativity and willingness to think outside the box
– Ability to receive constructive criticism and learn from feedback
– A passion for books and publishing
The fellowship is located in our New York office. Our fellowship usually lasts six to eight months and is a paid program that we use to identify potential full-time hires. In other words, fellows are considered to be in training from the moment they begin. Interns have the chance to discover whether Bibliocrunch is the sort of place you want to launch your career.

To apply:

Please send your resume to miral at bibliocrunch.com with a link to your Twitter feed.

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