Sentences with phrase «most small presses»

Most small presses don't even get books into those stores.

I don't know about most small press or self - pub authors, but the money for promotion is not so readily available for some.

The trickles of income is why most small presses bother with the midgets, but single authors don't.

Now and days most small presses use the stock images of a couple kissing to define the book as contemporary romance.

In short, getting a publisher or a publishing deal is often not a great idea, because most small presses won't market you or might even screw up basic things like cover design, and you'll have less control to make smart marketing decisions so your book may perform worse.

While most small presses sell all their books freely and happily to libraries, the «Big Five» publishers continue to be terrified by the idea of letting public libraries have their e-books, and to punish libraries for even trying to get their e-books to customers.

«Once you're making around or over 1k a month, no one bothers with outside Amazon, unless they're a small press with a lot of numbers... most small presses bother with the midgets, but single authors don't.»

Furthermore, most small presses will give your book a long shelf life.

And remember, even if you get a small advance or publishing contract, most small presses won't do a lot of marketing for you.

Most small presses or publishing houses are vanity presses — which means they will publish just about anything.

Most small presses can barely afford the print run let alone promotion.

Select the territories for which you hold rights: Large publishing companies may have complicated rules about this, but most small presses and all indie authors should check on «Worldwide rights — all territories» to bypass this process.

There's not a lot of money to be made, and most small presses are labors of love run on a shoestring budget.

Most small presses have little - to - no marketing budget at all.

Most small presses (and even big companies like Createspace or Lulu) show at best very boring cover design samples, and at worst tragically ugly ones (and those are their best examples!)

But those sales figures, limited to just the largest publishers, leave out most small presses and indie authors, and they also counts sales of physical books to bookstores rather than those sold to consumers.