Boost Your Book’s Visibility this Season with Our Holiday Showcase

As the holiday season approaches, we’re excited to invite NHWP members to participate in our 2024 Holiday Showcase. This curated guide will feature members’ books, creating a unique way to reach readers looking for thoughtful gifts and new reads during the festive season.

Here’s everything you need to know—and why you’ll want to be part of it!

What is the NHWP Holiday Showcase?

The Holiday Showcase is designed to highlight NHWP members’ books in a beautiful, cohesive collection, styled to celebrate the unique stories and voices within our community. Each book entry will feature colors that complement your cover art, creating a visually appealing showcase that stands out. The guide goes live on November 26th and will be promoted across NHWP’s platforms through December 24th, giving each featured book a full month of exposure.

Benefits of Participating

Amplify Your Reach: With dedicated promotion across NHWP’s social media channels, email newsletter, and website, the Holiday Showcase helps you connect with new audiences looking for great holiday reads or gift ideas.
Attract Book Lovers and Holiday Shoppers: Readers, book enthusiasts, and holiday shoppers are all looking for unique, meaningful gifts. By showcasing your book in our guide, you’ll be reaching people who value and support local authors and their work.
Add Professional Polish to Your Marketing: Each entry in the showcase will be designed with a clean, polished style, highlighting your book’s cover and key details. If you need design assistance, we offer optional support to create your artwork, ensuring your listing looks sharp and professional.
Easy and Cost-Effective Exposure: For members, there’s no cost to participate. This means you can share your work with a wide audience without any additional financial investment.
Be Part of the NHWP Community’s Collective Voice: This guide is a celebration of the talent within NHWP. By joining, you’ll be part of a larger community effort to promote local literature, encouraging readers to explore works by authors they may not yet know.