Every Book Deserves
Its Moment.
Your book. The right readers. A tour that feels personal from the very first sign-up to the final review.
Your book gets the spotlight.
You don't get the stress.
A Zooloo's Book Tour is a coordinated online adventure built around your book, bringing it together with readers and reviewers who genuinely enjoy discovering and talking about books.
I organise the sign-ups, dates, reviewers, tour information, graphics, links and follow-ups, while you get to follow along as your book makes its way around the bookish community.
It isn't about throwing your book at as many people as possible. It's about giving it its own adventure.
This is where I come in.
From finding your readers to keeping the adventure moving, I take care of the pieces that turn a collection of posts into an organised book tour.
Finding your readers
I recruit from my reviewer community, organise the sign-ups and build the adventure around the readers who want to discover your book.
Building the adventure
Dates, reviewer stops and tour content are organised for you, with a dedicated tour page ready to follow as the adventure unfolds.
Getting everything ready
I prepare the tour graphics and information your reviewers need, and you receive a Pre-Tour Report before we go live.
Managing the adventure
I keep an eye on the tour as it runs, update your dedicated tour page with live links and deal with the behind-the-scenes organising.
Sharing the adventure
I share and support your adventure through Zooloo's Instagram and Facebook, helping more people see the tour as it unfolds.
Wrapping up the adventure
After the adventure, I follow up with reviewers and bring your live links and useful review quotes together in your Post-Tour Report.
Not just more readers. The right readers.
A book tour works because people want to be there.
Zooloo's reviewers are volunteers who choose the books that genuinely interest them. I recruit for each adventure and organise the schedule around the people who sign up.
Every reviewer decides whether they post a review. They may choose not to if they cannot finish the book, cannot give a fair and constructive review, or do not want to share their reading experience publicly.
I work hard to recruit engaged readers who are a good fit for the book and encourage participation, but no specific number of reviews is guaranteed on Amazon, Goodreads, Instagram or any other platform.
You get to enjoy the buzz.
I'm still behind the scenes.
Live links are gathered
As tour stops go live, your dedicated tour page is updated with direct links so the adventure becomes something you can actually follow.
The tour gets support
I share and support tour content through Zooloo's social channels while keeping an eye on what's happening across the schedule.
I keep things moving
If something needs chasing, checking or reorganising, that's handled behind the scenes rather than becoming another job on your list.
The adventure ends.
The value doesn't.
Your tour doesn't disappear when the final scheduled post goes live. Your dedicated Zooloo's tour page remains online, and your tour materials stay available in your Google Drive folder.
I also send two reviewer follow-up reminders for Amazon and Goodreads, and your Post-Tour Report brings together the links and useful review quotes gathered from the adventure.
A permanent home for the tour and its live review links.
Your Google Drive materials remain available to you after the tour.
Links and useful quotes are gathered together for you to return to later.
Meet your
Zooloo's Tour Guide.
This page is the adventure. The Tour Guide is where all the practical bits live.
Tour lengths, what's included, prices and the information you'll need before booking are all together in one place, so you can have a proper look before deciding what works for your book.
No hunting around the website required.
A few things you might
want to know first.
The sensible questions. Because even adventures need a little bit of admin.
Does my book need to be a new release? +
Nope. New releases are very welcome, but an older book can go on an adventure too. A tour can give an existing title another moment in front of readers, not just launch a brand-new one.
Are reviews guaranteed? +
No. Reviewers are independent volunteers and keep control over whether they post a review and where they share it. I recruit and organise the adventure, but I don't guarantee a specific number of reviews on Amazon, Goodreads, Instagram or any other platform.
Do you only organise review tours? +
Reviews can be at the heart of an adventure, but tour content can also include other agreed features such as extracts, guest posts and Q&As. Tell me what you have in mind when you enquire and we can look at what suits the book.
Who supplies the books? +
You or your publisher supply the review copies needed for the adventure. Depending on the tour, these may be digital copies, print copies or a mixture. We can sort out the practical details before recruitment begins.
Can I choose how long my adventure runs? +
Yes. Zooloo's has different tour lengths available. The Tour Guide sets out the current options, what's included and the prices so you can see which adventure fits your book.
What is Zooloo's policy on AI? +
Zooloo's Book Tours does not accept books using AI-generated writing or AI-generated cover artwork. If you're unsure whether something connected to your book falls within that policy, just ask me before booking.
What happens after I enquire? +
Tell me about the book and any dates you have in mind. I'll come back to you so we can look at availability, the kind of adventure you want and what I need from you to get everything moving.
Can publishers book tours too? +
Absolutely. I work with independent authors and publishers, and I can organise individual titles as well as ongoing tours across a publishing schedule.
Shall we give your book its own adventure?
Tell me about your book. I'll take it from there.
Title, genre and where you are in the publishing adventure.
Publication date and any tour dates you already have in mind.
I'll come back to you with the next steps and what I need from you.