Sentences with phrase «asking about book promotion»

I also deal with a lot of authors asking about book promotion companies and services.

Not exact matches

One author who also had intimate knowledge of independent book stores, talked to her publisher, asked probing questions about their plans for book promotion for her book, and then chose to self - publisher her own book.

Do you find yourself asking people to share your book promotions and feeling ever so slightly uncomfortable about it?

I'll also be asking Thom and Bob about their philosophy of book promotion and how they have sold hundreds of thousands of copies of Bob's books and made multiple best sellers.

Authors and publishers are welcome to visit Smith Publicity at BookExpo America 2013 — held in the Javits Center in NYC, May 30 to June 1 — to meet us and ask any questions about book publicity and promotion.

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.

To any authors and publishers who are grinning right now about the potential of pitching the new (and, undoubtedly, not - improved) «Don Imus Show» as part of future book promotion campaigns, this book publicist has just one question to ask: haven't you moved on yet?

When I publish a new article about book promotion, the questions that authors ask the most are: how to sell books and how to earn money by selling books?

You don't know how much time I've wasted combing blogs for your email address so I can contact you to ask a question about your blog, ask you to guest blog, or ask you to participate in something that might help you with book promotion.

He asked a lot of good questions for authors about working with an editor, getting published, and effective book promotion.

Ms. Velnoskey tells me about the «low cost» book promotion services I can buy and says «All I am asking you at this time is if we may add you to our email list when we issue our next book promotion offers.»

So I ask questions about distribution before I agree on a book promotion campaign because I know a bit about distribution to bookstores and via web sites.

Authors in my book promotion e-course often ask for help deciding what to write about.

This is not a group to ask for likes shares, etc. only posts about book promotion.

Which (because I'm always on my soapbox about this topic) leads me back to the point I so frequently make: while book promotion may be tangentially related to book sales, it's impossible to predict how closely related even a highly successful book promotion campaign will be to an increase in book sales, nor is it reasonable to ask a book publicist to guess at the number of book sales that might be generated by a successful book publicity campaign.

I've asked Alexis to explain why she's focusing on her back - list books and give us a few tips about back - list promotions.