AdBiblio Case Study: The Complete Cookbook for Young Chefs from Sourcebooks

Here at AdBiblio, we’re huge fans of running both cookbook and children’s books campaigns, so this really was the best of both worlds! For the first time ever, America’s Test Kitchen brings their scientific know-how, rigorous testing, and hands-on-learning to KIDS in the kitchen! Somewhere out there, I like to think the next Gordon Ramsay or Martha Stewart has finally gotten their hands on The Complete Cookbook for Young Chefs, and is ready to take on the world – one recipe at a time!

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AdBiblio Campaigns for the Holidays!

We’re just now hitting pumpkin spice latte season and it’s barely Halloween – so is it too soon to start thinking about Holiday shopping for books? Nope! I don’t think so. AdBiblio is already filling up November and December with Holiday campaigns! Take a look at a couple ways we can help get your niche titles in front of the right gift buyers and booknerds.

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Fire up the grill with sizzling summer cookbooks!

If there’s anything we love as much as books, it’s food (…and baby animals, of course – we’re not monsters). So it’s no surprise that we love promoting cookbooks! Delicious meals, creative recipes, and mouthwatering photos make cookbook advertising a good idea all year long, but summer’s abundant fresh produce and perfect grilling weather make this season especially enticing for home chefs.

 

Our powerful ad targeting technology makes it easy to identify the perfect summer cookbook audience, reaching people like:

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AdBiblio Case Study – Rodale Bake Sales are my B*tch

Blogger and author April Peveteaux understands the challenges of raising a kid with food allergies – after all, she has celiac disease and her daughter carries the gene that could make her celiac too. After making gluten her b*tch and writing The Gluten-Free Cheat Sheet, April decided to tackle the intersection of parenting and food allergies with her new cookbook Bake Sales are my B*tch.

 

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