Sentences with phrase «at other books in your genre»

Take a look at other books in your genre and subgenre and compare prices.

If you don't have strong feelings already, take a look at other books in your genre.

I usually suggest authors have a look at other books in their genre and price their book accordingly so as to be competitive.

All I can say is to go to a bookstore and look at other books in your genre.

I look at other books in my genre, my books show up in the alsobot list.

Not exact matches

Researchers at the New School for Social Research in New York have determined that reading literary fiction — books that have literary merit and don't fit into a genre — enhances what scientists call «Theory of Mind (ToM), or an ability to understand the mental states of others.

Like our list of comic book - based superhero movies and other genre movies, we're not including production info such as cast, crew or plot; this is just an easy - to - read look at what's to come in North American theaters.

For a guy who has edited Toni Morrison, Nora Ephron, and others, he comes as across as a seriously uninformed dick who delights in «mansplaining» everything that is wrong with a wildly successful genre (that earns enough money to pretty much keep the rest of the industry flourishing and off life support because there are only so many painfully precious lit fic books one can read before wanting to go to a poetry reading and sarcastically catcall the people at the mic) that is dominated by women who for the most part seem to know what they are doing and drive 90 % of the innovation in book marketing and sub-genres.

I like to see at least on other book in a particular genre — let someone else be the guinea pig and test the market demand first!

Learn how to set the right retail price of your book so you can sell your book at a competitive price compared to other books in your genre.

For example, they can look at a book and then (like shopping in real estate) they compare to other books of the same length in the same genre with the same basic author recognition.

When designing your book cover, have a look at other designs in your genre — what palettes do they use?

Write guest blog posts for each other and while you're at it, expand the circle with additional authors in your genre and help each other sell books.

Or perhaps they'll publish a particular series through traditional publishers and then self - publish other material «for fun» in different genres, or at different lengths and with different approaches, either as experiments or to fill in the gaps between big books with their traditional house.

Other factors include the level of interest BookBrowse's audience have in a particular theme / genre and the number of books already scheduled for a particular time period (at any given time we are usually scheduled about 2 months in advance).

If you plug other books in your genre at the same time as you plug your new release, and if people buy both, it's likely that you'll appear on the first page of those other books» also - boughts.

It's nice to support the success of other authors in your genre; you want to be careful not to share crappy books (and I'd never ask anyone to do that: I'll provide a full copy or at least excerpts of the book so they can check it out before committing).

917 reviews and 4.6 average, which is great, except if you look at the reviews on that book you will see people who rate that book excellent then rate other books in the genre very poorly.

She'll look at the price (be comparable to other books in your genre).

Okay, you're looking at other books you know are similar in content or genre to your book, you're taking notes and making rough sketches to get a feeling for how your cover should look, you're doing all the right homework to lead up to your cover design.

Even if that figure above of 92 % of Amazon's sales being kindle is in units, not dollars and even if bringing in the sales other than the genre sales (which Howey has shown dwarf all other Amazon sales), it's still very likely that at least 70 of their dollars in book sales are from ebooks.

Doing targeted marketing at fans of other similar authors in the same genre (Facebook ads etc) would be a perfectly fine strategy to find new readers for the book, and also help get that «Also bought» positioning.

You write in a vacuum or for a professor who frowns on genre; you workshop with other writers; you craft a query letter; you appeal to the tastes of an intern at a literary agency; you claw your way out of the slush pile; you hope to win over an editor at a major publishing house; your book comes out a year later and sits spine - out on a bookshelf for six months; it gets returned to the publisher and goes out of print; you start over.

It can be helpful to look at the backs of books in your genre for other ideas.

So I think if people can... Or ask other authors, so especially indies, look at the back of people's books and find editors in your genre and then basically, I can't even remember how I found Jen.