How to...

...write a press release

Journalists may receive hundreds of press releases every week, so make sure yours doesn’t get overlooked with these simple tips. Learn more...

...promote your event

You don’t have to be an expert to promote your event. By following these simple tips, you can tell as many people as possible and encourage them to participate. Learn more...

...get the most out of every event

Events can be the best way to raise Bookstart’s profile in your area. Events also engage people in Bookstart and help them to get the most out of it. Families can participate and have an experience which is shared with other families; the press enjoy writing about them; and they help to get people talking about Bookstart and so spread the word. Learn more...

...create a leaflet or poster

Posters and leaflets are the most common way to tell people about Bookstart events. We don’t all have designers’ skills, and often there isn’t the time or money to employ a graphics professional. However, these top tips will help you produce marketing materials that look professional, fit Bookstart’s brand identity and save you time. Learn more...

...take and use photos

They say a picture speaks a thousand words, and it’s true. But what makes a photo good enough for a newspaper to print? Learn more...