There are so many books out there that it is often hard to get people to buy your book especially if you are a new author and working with an unknown book publisher. There are many people selling you ways to get views to blogs and things like that, and also lots of people offering you publisher deals for a small fee, and often the return isn't worth it. There are a lot of cons out there, and we suggest that you make sure you stick to the advice on this page to get the very best from your newly written genius when selecting a way to get your book noticed by a publisher.The very first thing to do is to get yourself a blog page for your book. I have a whole blog dedicated to books which I and my fellow authors have written, which is a very good way to get people to see your work. You can then use it to include all the information about the book, including a blurb and pricing details. You can also use it as a place for people to buy your book, using a service such as PayPal or similar. If you sell your book in an eBook format it will generate some revenue for you and also allow people to read it before you get it noticed by a book publisher.You can also sell your book on eBay. Simply create an auction post as you would with any other item and sell it this way. If you include a link to your blog in the description, you may get more than one sale from the post, which is always a good thing. With eBay, you know there will be publishers looking out for potential books which they feel they could promote further.Once you have started getting your book out there, you need to start writing letters to book publishers to ask them for a publishing contract. The key thing to include in the letter is what conditions you want the book publisher to agree to. It is very important that you set out from the start what you want the book publisher to agree to as then they can make a decision based upon your specifications. They will then know the whole picture and are more likely to accept a book publisher contract if they know from the outlay what they will be expected to agree to as it involves less communication back and forth and also means that they can't get into legal troubles with rights.