“Gina Tron is a powerful and relentless marketing machine, constantly seeking out more avenues to publicize your work, who is also one of the kindest people I have ever met. If you haven't worked with her before, it's time you remedied that oversight.” — Andrew Farkas, author of Movies Are Fine for a Bright Boy Like You & Are You Now, or Have You Ever Been?

"The indie lit world is small but complicated.  Having someone to help navigate my book's publicity was really invaluable to getting my work seen by wider audiences. I really appreciated Indie Outie's creativity and ability to create connections from my work to new readers and collaborators.  Gina's resourcefulness, tenacity, and organizational skills truly benefited my book.  I would recommend her to everyone!" — Jesi Bender, author of Kinderkrankenhaus, Crux, & Child of Light

“Gina Tron has been terrific to work with. She really understands the unique circumstances of authors who publish with smaller, independent presses and leaves no stone unturned in her efforts to bring publicity to a book. I was late to the PR game, but even then, Gina was able to find outlets to promote my book that I otherwise would have missed or thought out of reach. I can’t imagine a better ROI, let alone a better fit, for successfully promoting a book.” — Simmons Bunton, author of Satellite: Essays on Fatherhood and Home, Near and Far.

“Gina is amazing to work with. She's connected and competent, but beyond that, she's quick to jump on any opportunity to make the most of it. On my own, I never would have secured a 45-minute NPR affiliate interview, a television news segment, and many other local connections. If you have the opportunity to work with her, do it!” — Debra Frank, author of Faint Heart Never Climbed a Mountain: A Century of Adventure, History, and Exploration from the Wasatch Mountain Club.

“Working with Gina feels like having a kickass new friend and advocate in your corner. There is no wild sales pitch to how she puts together a marketing plan. Instead she takes the time to have a real conversation about both the art and the business of your book so that you end up feeling as confident about its promotion as she does.” — Jon Chaiim McConnell, author of thrum.

"Gina gets the needs of authors, and she brings her boundless energy, detailed attention, and excellent skills to bear to get meaningful exposure results. She is resourceful and dogged in her efforts to make things happen!”— Michele Mekel, author of Loverless Beds and Other Pleasures