Sentences with phrase «author with name recognition»

But (and this is a big but) an author with name recognition, impressive bio, and experience to back their book is priceless.

Indie authors with no name recognition may do even worse, selling a handful of copies to friends and family and then sputtering out entirely.

Not exact matches

Authors with less name - recognition are faring better and are picking up new readers.

Some don't see anything wrong with paid reviews that expands the authors name recognition.

The belief is that unknown authors with no publishing sales histories are a gamble because the lack of name recognition creates a hurdle that may keep the book from finding its audience — hence the tendency to publish the same famous names over and over again.

Over the weekend, the New York Times posted an article that profiled one company in particular, as well as discussed well - known self - published author John Locke's own use of some 300 paid book reviews to boost name recognition and sales, a practice Locke himself does not take issue with.

Writers who wish to write in differing genres with the same brand author name can locate the same type of response or authenticity recognition in their potential readers if they look for common threads and key words for them personally and for their fiction.

Before an author has name recognition by the public, a chunk of the effort is focused on relationship building with a readership base.

A website built on your author name helps develop name recognition with readers and the industry — as well as search engines!

For a beginning author, one strategy might be to live with the small royalties and built - in readership, use social media to build name recognition, then go independent and parlay the name recognition into more money and, perhaps even more name recognition, then go mainstream again to combine better royalty rates and larger numbers.