Sentences with phrase «getting ebook reviews»

Getting ebook reviews is fun.

As was usual at such conventions, I was provided with a room in which to give a workshop (How to Get Your eBook Reviewed).

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And hey, if you appreciate getting these free ebooks every few months, and like what you reading, would you mind posting a short review of the book on Amazon?

But I was able to do that and was able to deliver the eBook copies, so it cost me nothing, and able to get reviews for my book that way.

I started blogging back in 2011 on Iola's Christian Reads, after I discovered I could get free ebooks from my favourite publishers if I had a book blog and promised to post a book review.

I also think a professionally - produced ebook still costs the same to write, edit, revise, proofread, advertise, promote, make cover art for, get reviewed by lawyers for potentially - libelous content.

I will be covering the basic process of writing a novel, proofreading, copy editing, developmental editing, cover design, formatting for paperbacks and the various ebook formats, ebook and paperback distribution and all sorts of good stuff I've learned about marketing — including how to use Amazon categories to increase your visibility, how to to build your mailing list, how to get reviews, how to use Facebook ads, running giveaways and contests, and much more.

I just got your new eBook from amazon and once I read it, I will be sure to write a review.

Get an easy overview of your library and arrange your eBooks however you like — by genre, your personal review or whether you've already read it, or create a separate category for gift ideas.

Filed Under: Marketing and Promotion Tagged With: eBook Subscriptions, KDP Select, Reviews (Getting them)

Btw, the wonderful Dana Lynn Smith has written a new eBook titled «How to Get Your Book Reviewed», which I am yet to read, but have no doubt it will be a fantastic resource as Dana is so well versed in book marketing and promotions.

It's best to hold off on any eBook giveaways or social media advertising until you get at least 10 reviews on your product page.

I am only likely to review an ebook if I can't get a physical copy.

iBooks has a sales threshold before it agrees to put out a ranking, though, so although you will soon be able to see sales stats (about 3 days after the sale occurs), your ebooks won't yet have met the threshold for sales and reviews that will let your ebooks get ranked on iTunes.

Mark provided excellent instructions, tips and support for my first ebook's publication last fall, the sci - fi / romance which has been getting great reviews, This Changes Everything, Volume I, The Spanners Series.

Get a great cover and professional interior formatting (actually — I would start with the ebook first for a few months, make sure people like it and it gets good reviews.

Probably the only benefit that you might get from purchased reviews is the sales rank increase — in the cases where the reviewers actually purchase the ebooks.

Plus if you would like ideas for ebook promotions, review pitching, and social media marketing, we've got lots of great information on how to -LSB-...]

1) Produce lots of titles to increase name recognition and sales overall; 2) Lower your price point and the readers will follow; 3) Don't worry about pricing, just focus on great writing; 4) Be a guest blogger, have your own blog, tweet, join forums, talk to readers, get reviews; 5) Use your ebook as a promotional piece to sell classes, services, and other products; 6) There is no magic bullet, just keep doing everything and eventually you'll break through.

Ebooks (only a small percentage now but growing fast) get exposure allow for review etc and then follow that with POD.

Post and run an ebook Giveaway on LibraryThing with hopes of getting more reviews for your book (we will need an epub, pdf of mobi file of your book for this promotion)

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Here's another way of getting readers interested in buying your eBook: getting great reviews, five - star reviews, from readers who have actually read your book.

Expensive or well reviewed eBooks or Print get a few more chapters.

To get rid of those sticky reviews, you may have to change the ebook's title and cover (and that means investing in a new cover), and then try to get as much reviews as the 300 you patiently gathered.

The current system they employ of letting the market decide only seems to result in early adopters getting stung with poor eBooks, and in authors simply redistributing their books once they get a bad review.

The publisher emphasized his risk, saying that most of these ebooks haven't been runaway successes and, because they are solely digital, it's difficult (or impossible) to get them reviewed in traditional venues.

The eBook Author's Corner has a great post with an overview of methods authors may use to find book reviewers: Getting Book Reviews: The Methods Award - Winning Authors Use.

I'm working on getting the review posted for the Energy eReader Pro, which is a rebranded Boyue T62, a 6 - inch E Ink ebook reader that runs open Android 4.2 and can install Android applications.

The Kindle 3 review at CNet gets 4 out of 5 stars, noting that the Kindle's numerous upgrades vaults it to the top of the ebook reader market, but the lack of expansion slots and EPUB support, among other things, keeps it from getting a five star rating.

Even though buyers get the eBook for free, they have technically «purchased» it and their book reviews would be classed as «Verified Purchases» which can carry more weight in buyers» minds.

When I assign that number I imagine my book getting assigned in a «Critical Review of Early Ebook Authors» class or some such and it motivates me to do the best job I can.

I've also had this confirmed again when I offered free copies of some of my older eBooks, in the hopes of getting better ranking and some reviews.

For the past not quite year and a half, Library Journal has been doing their damnedest to bridge the gap between the sheer number of ebook romances being published and the desire to get some reviews into libraries» regular workflow.

So I'm thinking of adding a section for ebook readers in Europe and other parts of the world, even if I won't be able to get my hands on most of them here in the States to review personally.

While reviewing the iriver Story HD and getting a closer look at how the Google ebookstore works, I think that Google should add the option to let users upload their own ebook library into Google eBooks, similar to Ibis Reader where you can upload DRM - free ePub ebooks to your lieBooks, similar to Ibis Reader where you can upload DRM - free ePub ebooks to your liebooks to your library.

Here's how you build sales on the ebook: you find people willing to read your book, get them to review it online and tell their friends, and repeat.

On the other hand, a poorly written ebook may get negative reviews.

If you can get a good volume of readers to pick up an ebook, there are ways you can entice them to review it.

You may get a bad review and / or they may return your eBook for a refund.

The Kobo Aura H2O is the latest ebook reader from Kobo, and while the Kindle Paperwhite isn't new, it's still apart of Amazon's lineup moving forward, so let's do a comparison review between the two today, and then compare them with the Kindle Voyage when it gets released tomorrow.

I get most of my review copies through NetGalley, which provides free ebooks for review (for more information, click here to read my post at Australasian Christian Writers).

-LSB-...] can increase visibility and get people talking about your eBook, including cover reveal parties, blog tours, reviews of your eBook on blogs and websites, and paid -LSB-...]

I get most of my review copies in ebook form, with the exception of conference ARCs.

The problem I see on the indie publishing side is that Amazon reviews in particular seem totally untrustworthy so while readers may be able to avoid the really bad ebooks that only have one - star reviews there are plenty getting five - star reviews where I've barely managed to read through five pages of the sample before abandoning them.

[1:19]- Smashwords - specific requirements for the EPUB [2:47]- Validating your EPUB per EPUBCheck [3:41]- Entering metadata and in the publishing section of Smashwords [5:55]- Uploading your cover (note: must be at least 1400px wide)[6:27]- Uploading your EPUB eBook [7:05]- Verifying EPUB upload on your product page [7:48]- Assigning an ISBN to your eBook [8:15]- Examining your dashboard (should say «Pending Review»)[8:50]- Getting email from Smashwords confirming EPUBCheck verification [9:15]- Updating your Smashwords eBook with a new EPUB and cover [11:30]- Resubmitting your eBook for Premium Status following updating

Review by: DoloresMatthews on March 09, 2016: My brain is now fully saturated with tasks to perform as I get ready to publish my ebook.

The iBookstore is particularly notorious for this; and your eBooks can get held up in review for weeks if you are using an aggregation service like Smashwords or Draft2Digital to get onto iTunes.