Amazon Review Campaign
The Aurora borealis, the spirit of Sedna beneath the ice, the drum songs that open doors between worlds — your story comes from a place most fantasy has never gone. Use iWrity to get it in front of readers who are ready for it, and turn their reads into the Amazon reviews that make your book visible.
4–8 wks
Recommended campaign duration
2 reminders
Automated follow-ups per reader
100%
Customizable outreach templates
Readers who love Sedna myths, drum-dance traditions, and the spirit world beneath the ice are a passionate community. iWrity's genre filters put your ARC in front of them, not a generic fantasy audience.
Launching with a batch of reviews trains Amazon's recommendation engine faster than trickling in reviews over months. iWrity's campaign timing maximizes launch-week review density.
Already have a newsletter list or Instagram following interested in indigenous mythology? Import those contacts into iWrity and run your ARC through a warm audience that already trusts you.
iWrity's email templates are fully customizable. Add an author's note, research background, or sensitivity statement so your ARC readers approach the book with the right context.
iWrity logs every delivery, every reminder, and every review so you never lose track of who has and has not posted. All of it lives in one dashboard, updated in real time.
Every ARC reader who posts a review is a confirmed fan. iWrity keeps their details in your reader list so your next Inuit fantasy release starts with an already-warm launch team.
Set up your ARC campaign in minutes and reach readers who are already looking for Arctic mythology fiction. iWrity handles everything after you hit launch.
Start for freeARC stands for Advance Review Copy — a free copy of your book given to readers before or at launch in exchange for an honest Amazon review. For Inuit fantasy specifically, early reviews are critical because Amazon has limited browse data for this micro-niche. Reviews teach the algorithm who your book is for and trigger the “customers also bought” recommendations that drive organic sales.
iWrity maintains a tagged reader pool where participants self-identify their genre interests. You can filter for readers who list Arctic settings, indigenous mythology, shamanic fiction, or circumpolar fantasy among their preferences. You can also import your own audience — newsletter subscribers or social followers you've already built — and layer iWrity's automation on top of them.
Culturally grounded fiction benefits from reviewers who understand the context. iWrity's genre filters help you reach readers who are already engaged with indigenous and circumpolar literature, reducing the chance of reviews that miss the cultural nuance of your work. You can also include a short author's note in your ARC email explaining your research and approach.
Most authors run campaigns for 4–8 weeks. The first two weeks cover distribution and initial reads; the final weeks are when most reviews post after follow-up reminders go out. You set the timeline when you create the campaign and can extend it if you want to send additional ARC copies mid-campaign.
iWrity tracks review status for each ARC recipient — you can see who has posted and follow the link to their review. You cannot edit or remove reviews through iWrity (that is Amazon's domain), but the dashboard gives you a clear picture of which readers followed through and helps you identify your most reliable reviewers for future campaigns.
