Sentences with phrase «caring about book sales»

Caring about book sales the most, I readily agreed to this change.

Let's say that you don't care about book sales, but you really wrote your book to get more speaking events.

Not exact matches

Human resources expert Jason Evanish, for example, suggests offering thoughtful gifts like a book on a subject your sales rep cares about.

I know I have the luxury of not needing books sales to feed anything but my ego, but I still care about being known as the author of a «good book.»

Authors who know and care about the content, published by a cost - effective book publishing system, delivered to a customer - aware and author - friendly indie is a winning combination that's producing increasing sales when the rest of the industry is rather flat.

Amazon is talking about ebook sales going to authors while print book sales would go to Hatchette and if Hatchette had agreed to this - showing they cared about their authors - Amazon would go back to large restocking / reorders on print books, discounting print books instead of selling them at the absurd high prices set by Hatchette which they've been complaining about, and re-enabling pre-order buttons.

It's a psychological trick of sales that more expensive packages seem more desirable: so if you believe in and care about your book's success, it can be tempting to go all out and just buy everything they've got.

The promotion the trad pubs take care of is the catalog and sales force to get your books into the brick and mortar distribution channel, which indies don't worry about.

Traditional publishers complain about this, but honestly don't care much because they are moving from a nasty returns system in paper books that allowed a 4 % profit to a new system that gives them upwards of 40 % profit margins in electronic sales.

If you do not have a sales plan, you are behind the eight ball in terms of getting anyone to actually care about your book.

They all get the same promotion so sales won't be affected one way or the other and the vast (vast) majority of readers not only don't care about the publisher they don't even * know * who publishes the book.

They are operating in a new system, and don't care about sales of those award winning books.

Both news items are scary for those who care about book promotion and book sales.

Many people care about selling you a product, Heather and Shelley genuinely care about you and answer questions in detail... I came away from the course with a greater understanding of what to do online to increase the sales of my book and a clear marketing plan to implement.

My opinion is that it was the complete absence of any platform for Robert Galbraith, the lack of any fans, anyone who cared about him, the lack of anyone willing to host him on a blog tour or help him set up readings at bookstores, or a tribe that would greet his long - awaited first book with enthusiasm that held back sales of what's obviously a well - written book.

It's no surprise to me that some traditional publishers think this way — they have long cared more about sales that reader satisfaction and relied for too long (forever) on being the only source of books while selling the idea that they have some mysterious and unknowable skill — and 90 % of books fail anyway donchaknow?

It's getting enough people to care about you and your book, through social media, traditional media, word of mouth, bake sales — anyway you can.

Assuming what people thinks makes any difference — I've seen estimates that this thing may have cost Amazon something like 5 - 10 % of book sales among certain demographics who don't like what Amazon is doing, which is not nothing, if not exactly crippling — if Hachette is standing on the «we care about authors» moral high ground, Amazon is pretty much duty bound to point out why they are the ones who should be viewed as the Author's Friend.

They don't care about love for a book, only sales.

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