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Self-publishing YouTubers to promote your book

23 self-publishing creators on YouTube, sorted by audience size, views, video type and country. Part of our Books & Writing directory: booktube, reading vlogs and writing advice. Shortlist the right ones and contact them in minutes.

Creators
23
Combined subscribers
2.9M
Typical views per video
3.5K
List a business email
4%
Posted in the last 30 days
87%

Biggest Self-publishing YouTubers

The 10 largest self-publishing channels in the directory. The full list, with business emails, socials and an outreach email for each creator, is in Discover.

#CreatorSubscribersTypical viewsVideo typeCountryLanguageBusiness email
1
Myron Golden
1.4M43.9KLong videos · ~40 min🇺🇸 United StatesEnglish🔒 Unlock
2
Sean Dollwet
515K29.4KLong videos · ~20 min🇺🇸 United StatesEnglish🔒 Unlock
3
Alyssa Matesic
194K9KLong videos · ~2 min🇺🇸 United StatesEnglish🔒 Unlock
4
Self Publishing Central
149K8.3KLong videos · ~18 min🇦🇺 AustraliaEnglish🔒 Unlock
5
Dale L. Roberts
111K1.8KLong videos · ~17 min🇺🇸 United StatesEnglish🔒 Unlock
6
selfpublishingcom
103K519Long videos + Shorts · ~18 min🇺🇸 United StatesEnglish🔒 Unlock
7
Mandi Lynn - Stone Ridge Books
78K3.5KLong videos + Shorts · ~12 min🇺🇸 United StatesEnglish🔒 Unlock
8
Stephanie - Self-Published Author
66.3K5.3KLong videos · ~21 min🇺🇸 United StatesEnglish🔒 Unlock
9
Write with Claire Fraise
48.2K4KLong videos · ~11 min🇺🇸 United StatesEnglish🔒 Unlock
10
Natalia Leigh
42.6K3.5KLong videos · ~29 min🇺🇸 United StatesEnglish🔒 Unlock

What the self-publishing creator scene looks like

Worked out from the public channel data of all 23 creators.

Audience size

  • Nano < 10K7
  • Micro 10K–100K10
  • Mid 100K–1M5
  • Macro 1M+1

Video type

  • Long videos13
  • Shorts5
  • Long videos + Shorts5

Top countries

  • 🇺🇸 United States15
  • 🇨🇦 Canada2
  • 🇦🇺 Australia2

Languages

  • English23

How to get self-publishing YouTubers to promote your book

  1. 1

    Start with 20–30 good fits

    Pick creators whose recent videos match what you made, who posted in the last month, and whose typical views are steady. Mid-size and small channels reply far more often than the biggest ones.

  2. 2

    Write to each one personally

    Mention a recent video of theirs, say in one line what your book is and why their audience would care, and make the offer clear: free access, a fee, or both. UGC Finder writes this email for every creator.

  3. 3

    Follow up once, then track it

    Creators get a lot of email. A short, friendly follow-up after a week is normal. Cross off who you've contacted so you (and your team) never email the same person twice.

Questions

How many self-publishing YouTubers are on UGC Finder?

23 self-publishing creators right now, with 2.9M subscribers between them. New channels are added every day and every profile is refreshed from YouTube regularly.

How do I contact self-publishing YouTubers?

4% of them list a business email in their channel description. With a plan you see those emails, their other socials and a ready-to-send outreach email written for each creator, in their language if you like.

Should I pick big or small self-publishing channels?

74% of the self-publishing creators here have under 100K subscribers. Smaller channels usually answer more often, cost less or nothing for a free book, and their audiences trust them, so they're a good first wave. Filter by audience size to find them.

Can I find self-publishing creators who make Shorts or long videos?

Yes. 13 mostly post long videos and 5 mostly post Shorts. Long videos suit a proper review or playthrough; Shorts get quick reach. You can also filter by country, language and whether they posted in the last 30 days.

Find the self-publishing creators who'll launch your book.

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