Sentences with phrase «about getting your book noticed»

Here's what she has to say about getting your book noticed.

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I've noticed that people have very definite ideas about whether it's better to get candy or a book.

We've noticed one thing about online retailers: they can't duplicate the experience of meeting your favorite author and getting your book signed.

I noticed what you mentioned about the catalog, as soon as I added my third book, I was getting remnant traffic and sales to the other books.

2) How to quickly build an online following that want to buy your book 3) Quick ways to get the word out about your book 4) What it takes to get the media to notice you 5) Public Speaking opportunities for authors - PAID?

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But it is not only about having a cover that stands out visually — getting someone to simply notice your book is only the beginning.

There is so much information out there about getting books seen, and getting noticed.

CP — I just replied to your question about virtual book tours and other ways of getting online notice and have sent a friend request to you so I can share what I know a little more conveniently

I buy five or more books per week, usually when I see a review, get a notice from a bookseller that a new one of my favorites is out, or follow a recommendation from a friend about a really good book she's read.

I won't list all the other activities we have carried out across our businesses over the last decade, but from events and print and digital mail - outs, to promotional materials and adverts — and having an author dress up as Lord Lucan and stand on a plinth in Trafalgar Square — we have never been shy about trying absolutely anything to get our books noticed.

I've got a really strong memory of reading these books and how they felt when I was about ten or eleven; but the thing I noticed coming back to them as an adult was I that don't have as much imagination as I did.

The Washingtonienne story tarted out like those impossible blog rags - to - riches fables that many of us lawyers dream about: girl starts blog, girl's blog gets high profile notice, girl gets Dooce'd and finally, girl gets major book deal.

About your book — I don't get free shipping on Barnes & Noble but noticed that the book is price matched on Amazon so I just ordered it from Amazon since I am a prime member and receive free shipping on Amazon.