Franklin Publishers offers authors access to a range of professional visibility opportunities designed to support discovery, consideration, and engagement within the publishing ecosystem.These opportunities are optional and operate independently of editorial or acquisition decisions. Participation is not required for publication and does not influence publishing outcomes.
Franklin Publishers offers authors access to a range of professional visibility opportunities designed to support discovery, consideration, and engagement within the publishing ecosystem.These opportunities are optional and operate independently of editorial or acquisition decisions. Participation is not required for publication and does not influence publishing outcomes.
Each opportunity is described in detail on the pages below, allowing authors to determine what aligns best with their goals and timing.
The NetGalley Program provides authors with access to a large network of professional readers, including librarians, reviewers, booksellers, educators, and media professionals.
The program is designed to support early discovery, feedback, and professional reviews through digital galleys and audiobooks.
Titles at any stage of publication may participate, including forthcoming releases and backlist titles.
Participation does not guarantee reviews or coverage. Access is managed centrally to ensure consistency and reporting integrity.
Authors may choose to list:
Listings are made available for defined time periods, allowing professional readers to request access and provide feedback. Authors receive structured reporting that may include download activity and reader feedback, depending on participation level.
Library Market E-Blasts connect selected titles with librarians who have opted in to receive information about independent and traditionally published books. Each e-blast is distributed to a curated list of librarians based on category, audience, and institution type.
Response rates vary by category and season. Engagement reflects librarian interest rather than purchasing decisions.
Post deployment reporting provides insight into engagement and librarian interest.
Opportunities are available for:
The Bookstore Catalog opportunity allows authors to place digital review copies on a professional book discovery platform used by independent bookstores, chain retailers, and buying teams.
This platform is widely used by bookstore professionals to evaluate, order, and recommend titles.
Digital review copies may be made available for a defined duration.
The Media Outreach Program offers authors the opportunity to participate in targeted, single title email outreach campaigns directed to media professionals.
Each outreach is customized based on the book’s subject, genre, and audience.
Authors receive confirmation of outreach activity and request responses.
The goal of this program is exposure and professional awareness. Media interest and coverage are not guaranteed.
The American Library Association Annual Conference is one of the largest professional gatherings for librarians and information professionals in the United States.
Franklin Publishers participates annually, offering authors opportunities for title visibility to acquisition focused librarians.
Digital review copies may be made available for a defined duration.
