3 Aug, 2026
I recently attended the US Book Show, and one statistic really stuck with me—80% of book sales come from backlist titles. Backlist discoverability has become one of publishing’s biggest priorities, yet there’s still so much opportunity that’s being slept on. Since coming home, I’ve been thinking about how AdBiblio can help make that process easier, more strategic, and more affordable. Here’s how we can help…
29 Jul, 2026
Back-to-school season is one of the busiest—and most competitive—times of year for children’s book buying. I’m experiencing it firsthand as I get my own kids ready for their very first year of Pre-K. Whether you’re promoting a read-aloud picture book or required high school reading, here are some of the best ways AdBiblio can help you reach back-to-school shoppers at every age.
15 Jul, 2026
Held in Chicago, ALA 2026 celebrated the American Library Association’s 150th anniversary, bringing together thousands of librarians, publishers, educators, and authors. After spending several days walking the exhibit hall and chatting with attendees, a few themes kept coming up again and again. I came home with pages of notes—and even more ideas about how AdBiblio can help publishers connect books with the right audience!
Here are four trends from ALA 2026—and how AdBiblio can help publishers take advantage of them:
6 Jul, 2026
One of the best parts about working with nonfiction titles is that there are so many ways to find the right readers. For Dangerous, Dirty, Violent, and Young by Zayd Ayers Dohrn, we loved helping W.W. Norton reach political nonfiction readers, U.S. history buffs, current events enthusiasts, and more for this remarkable memoir.
17 Jun, 2026
Early this month, I attended the U.S. Book Show in New York, where more than 700 publishing professionals came together to talk about the future of the book industry. It was my first time attending – and I’ll definitely be back! The sessions covered everything from AI and audience data to retail trends and changing reader habits, but there was one theme that seemed to pop up in a lot of conversations: discoverability. The challenge isn’t creating books—it’s helping the people most likely to love them actually find them. Here are my four main takeaways, and how AdBiblio fits into the mix.
21 May, 2026
June is just around the corner, bringing with it two important cultural moments for readers and publishers alike: Pride Month and Juneteenth. As conversations around representation, visibility, and book bans continue to grow, inclusive advertising strategies matter more than ever.
Here’s how AdBiblio can help you connect with these highly engaged communities — including new and unique opportunities!
30 Apr, 2026
BookCon returned this year after a seven-year break—and for me, it was a first! With roughly 25,000 attendees, the energy was loud, packed, and buzzing with excitement. But underneath that energy, something felt… off. Alongside the enthusiasm, there was a noticeable air of frustration and tension. Still, despite the chaotic vibe, it felt great to be around my fellow readers!
8 Apr, 2026
Book bans are changing what readers can access across schools, libraries, and communities everywhere. And when access is restricted, discovery becomes even more important. At AdBiblio, we believe supporting the freedom to read also means helping the right books reach the right audiences—especially where they’re being challenged most!
Here are five ways we can help:
18 Mar, 2026
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10 Mar, 2026
Some debut fantasy novels are so detailed and epic, you’d never guess they’re a first book—and Shen Tao’s The Poet Empress is exactly that. We loved partnering with TOR to promote this stunning novel, which comes as a gorgeous deluxe edition that is a showstopper on any fantasy bookshelf (trust me, it looks amazing on mine!).
