Sentences with phrase «selling books in general»

Not exact matches

Over 8, 000 copies of the book «Law on Prevention and Detection of Crimes by the Police in Nigeria» written by the immediate past Inspector General of Police, Dr. Solomon Arase (rtd) were sold out at the launching of the book at the Congress Hall of Transcorp Hilton Hotel in Abuja on Tuesday.

Rebranding it more catchily as «growth mindset» allowed her to recycle the idea a few years later in a best - selling book for general readers and an on - line «step by step» instructional program called Brainology ® that is said to «raise student achievement by helping them develop a growth mindset» ($ 6,000 for the all - inclusive kit).

From the author of the best - selling and beloved The End of Your Life Book Club - a wonderfully engaging new book: both a celebration of reading in general and an impassioned recommendation of specific books that can help guide us through our daily liBook Club - a wonderfully engaging new book: both a celebration of reading in general and an impassioned recommendation of specific books that can help guide us through our daily libook: both a celebration of reading in general and an impassioned recommendation of specific books that can help guide us through our daily lives.

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But right now it looks like the ability to sell any book has been compromised by BN's inability to make up its mind about ebooks in general.

We looked at BookNet Canada's sales numbers for one week in August to get a general sense of numbers and the top 10 non-fiction books sold between 1,300 and 5,500 copies.

In general practice, hardcover books pay standard royalty rates of 10 %, 12 %, and 15 % of the cover price — 10 % on the first 250,000 copies sold, 12 % on the next 250,001 to 500,000 copies sold, and 15 % on anything sold above 500,000 copies.

The first thing to understand about ebook spam, pirated content, and PLR content (PLR books are titles that were written by one author with the intention of selling that title to other would - be authors who wish to put their names on it and sell it as their own original work, resulting in multiple copies of the same worthless book flooding the catalog) is that the various retailers and distributors who make ebooks available to the general public are all doing their utmost to protect the integrity of their catalogs.

We are totally committed to providing IndieCommerce stores the means to continue to sell e-books, and, at minimum, we expect to move forward quickly with one or more partners who will better understand — and who will maintain closer ties to — your stores, and to the book industry in general.

Today virtually all publishers, from the smallest indie press to large general trade book publishers — with the very interesting exception of the Hachette Book Group — sell directly to consumers in some fashbook publishers — with the very interesting exception of the Hachette Book Group — sell directly to consumers in some fashBook Group — sell directly to consumers in some fashion.

But the reality is the number of books sold are quite low in general.

Besides book sales in general being up at this time of year, it's also when the most Kindles are sold.

Small / independent bookstores sometimes try to steer clear of Amazon... and local bookstores may be more likely to support books of local authors, but in general, bookstores are businesses that need to make money, so they will sell whatever people are buying.

I discuss this subject in my book Sell Your Book on Amazon in regard to how Amazon's search engine indexes books, but the same can be said for Internet search engines in general (Google, Yahoo, ebook Sell Your Book on Amazon in regard to how Amazon's search engine indexes books, but the same can be said for Internet search engines in general (Google, Yahoo, eBook on Amazon in regard to how Amazon's search engine indexes books, but the same can be said for Internet search engines in general (Google, Yahoo, etc).

Amazon keeps a small inventory of my better selling titles, but in general the online retailers are also only buying my books when someone orders them.

In general, Australian book stores don't sell Amazon's Kindle, because once you buy a Kindle, you are beholden to the American company for future e-book purchases.

Amazon has some experience selling books, and in general, Amazon imprints like Kindle Press know what sells.

In general, you can assume that if a traditionally published book is selling well on Amazon, it is probably selling relatively well offline also.

Positively influence the reader's perception of reading in general, your genre, or the store through which you sell your books

«In the last year people have realised that books in general compete for time with TV, newspapers, apps and they've worked out that delivering your content is much more about making it appealing so people want to spend their time with it, rather than thinking of it as a book, a unit, to sell.&raquIn the last year people have realised that books in general compete for time with TV, newspapers, apps and they've worked out that delivering your content is much more about making it appealing so people want to spend their time with it, rather than thinking of it as a book, a unit, to sell.&raquin general compete for time with TV, newspapers, apps and they've worked out that delivering your content is much more about making it appealing so people want to spend their time with it, rather than thinking of it as a book, a unit, to sell.»

There were accusations that authors who sold their e-books cheaply were devaluing books in general by selling theirs for less than «half the price of a cup of tea.»

In general, vanity presses make money from selling services to you, and not from selling your books.

What is significant in people who do buy books is that deep discounting on a small number of titles results in distrust because the general public doesn't realise that these books are being sold at a loss, and therefore question why other books are not similarly discounted.

You're aware Amazon has sold things, including books, at a loss before, in order to increase market share — indeed that Amazon's general SOP to date is to grow its market share at the expense of profits?

If you go online and find the best possible people in editing, artwork, layout, formatting and printing — not the cheapest or even the most expensive, but the best for your specific book — you won't pay half of what a vanity press will charge you just to get started and you'll end up making a much bigger profit, not just because you aren't sharing with a general contractor, but because you end up with a higher quality book that will actually sell at a price people will actually pay.

Nonetheless, at least seventy percent of the books sold in the U.S. are still print, so Amazon's inability to get its titles into bookstores was a huge strike against the vision that it would be able to compete directly against general trade publishers on big fiction and nonfiction titles.

FastPencil today announced FastPencil Premiere (http://premiere.fastpencil.com), a new and exclusive line of general interest titles that provides top - tier and best - selling authors a publishing home with all the benefits of FastPencil's integrated suite of digital and social media publishing services to produce and publish the best in book content.

Nielsen Bookscan data at the London book fair has revealed that crime novels in 2017, for the first time since Nielsen's records began, sold more than the category rather vaguely labelled «general and literary fiction».

The general public loses out the most in the deal because if you ask the typical person they would assume that it's a fair, accurate system to pick the best selling books.

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Kahneman makes essentially the same point I made in this thread on June 11 when he says in his book, «Of course, there is always someone on the other side of each transaction; in general, these are financial institutions and professional investors, who are ready to take advantage of the mistakes that individual traders make in choosing a stock to sell and another stock to buy.»

Books: Among Amazon.com's 200 top - selling books in March 2006 were Flannery (2006) and Kolbert (2006a), the latter previously published in the New Yorker [Kolbert (2005)-RSB-; some commentators hoped one or the other would serve like Rachel Carson's Silent Spring (1962), which spurred action against pesticides and environmental pollution in genBooks: Among Amazon.com's 200 top - selling books in March 2006 were Flannery (2006) and Kolbert (2006a), the latter previously published in the New Yorker [Kolbert (2005)-RSB-; some commentators hoped one or the other would serve like Rachel Carson's Silent Spring (1962), which spurred action against pesticides and environmental pollution in genbooks in March 2006 were Flannery (2006) and Kolbert (2006a), the latter previously published in the New Yorker [Kolbert (2005)-RSB-; some commentators hoped one or the other would serve like Rachel Carson's Silent Spring (1962), which spurred action against pesticides and environmental pollution in general.