Sentences with phrase «about the book promotion opportunity»

At other times, I appreciate the democracy of the Internet and, particularly, its chief benefit for those of us who care about book promotion opportunities: if the traditional media outlets are finding your book underwhelming, and they're not offering to interview you, then who care?

Since PW isn't offering that deal to traditional publishers, whose books are considered for review without a $ 149 fee, I'm somehow not excited about the book promotion opportunity that PW is offering self publishers.

Talk about a book promotion opportunity: Jean - Marie Gustave Le Clezio's work is the winner of the 2008 Nobel Prize in literature.

Book publicists are happiest when they hear about new radio shows and new television shows, and new magazines and new newspapers, and new sites and new blogs, and book publicists are usually at their unhappiest when they learn about book promotion opportunities» drying up.

Therefore, when you get the information about the book promotion opportunity, capture it, and guard it carefully.

Not exact matches

Yes, blog tours represent a book promotion opportunity that most authors, publishers, and book publicists have known about for awhile.

What does the public have to say about which books receive their share of book promotion opportunities, and which books languish in obscurity?

The reason indie authors often contact other book publicists (and seek additional book promotion opportunities) after enduring a fruitless long - term relationship with another book publicist is because, when a book's about to be published, an author and publisher's common sense seems to kick in.

An invitation to speak at a local library, a handout asking for authors with interesting books and interesting stories to appear on either a regular or Internet radio show, teachers eager to bring their book into their school library, not to mention the opportunity to learn ever so much about book promotion from the more seasoned authors.

Stay tuned to learn about cutting - edge book promotion strategies, tried - and - true publicity tips, new media opportunities, and the like.

The Book Standard has published an article about another new trend: journalists who write books and then have book promotion opportunities handed to them on a silver platter via «serious» news venues that may well ignore other authors who are not as well connecBook Standard has published an article about another new trend: journalists who write books and then have book promotion opportunities handed to them on a silver platter via «serious» news venues that may well ignore other authors who are not as well connecbook promotion opportunities handed to them on a silver platter via «serious» news venues that may well ignore other authors who are not as well connected.

NovelRank offers authors the opportunity to get real - time feedback about their promotion efforts towards book sales on Amazon.com, Amazon.ca (Canada), and Amazon.co.uk (United Kingdom).

Did you read about how Angels and Demons (by Dan Brown) and White Oleander (by Janet Finch) recently scored a book promotion opportunity?

And good for this book publicist — that's three more book promotion opportunities to show off about, and all in one day!

Here's an example of what book publicists and publishers mean by «book promotion opportunity»: HarperCollins was about to publish a book written by Pakistani Prime Minister Benazir Bhutto when... well, you know what happened.

With the advent of Amazon, media consumers could suddenly buy books online as soon as they saw, or heard about, or read about the author... so book promotion opportunities could become sales opportunities, too.

That probably means about 46 new book promotion opportunities will arise next week to take its place.

And I'm too excited about the opportunities for book promotion that revolve around ebooks to wait.

As I read between the lines of a March 8, 2010 New York Times article, «Pondering Good Faith in Publishing,» something occurred to me: nonfiction authors who haven't been 100 % concerned about the veracity of their words should fear book promotion opportunities.

BBMTC is the world's first and only online, free, learning program designed to help authors learn about emerging new technologies and associated opportunities for book promotion.

If you don't earn that right, and you don't prove yourself with humor, grace, respect, and hard work — then forget about having any book promotion opportunities in the future.

I don't own one yet, but I wanted to know more about how it works, because as a self - published author I'm looking for easy ways to share free copies of my books with reviewers (since looking for promotion opportunities seems to be a more - than - full - time issue now).

As an indie author you will keep learning about book marketing and promotion opportunities.