Sentences with phrase «back catalog books»

E-book pricing is in line with the emerging industry standard, ranging from free classics to about $ 10 for bestsellers and a couple of bucks north or south of that for back catalog books.

In the future, one can see that the publishers will want to tie up SOME income on these back catalog books so they get part of that long tail income.

What works for JA there is that these are out of print back catalog books that the publisher has already gotten their cut on and no longer get a piece of the action.

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From a more practical standpoint, I appreciated the many in - line suggestions for more in - depth reading on certain topics, as well as a the multimedia catalog of recommended resources in the back of the book.

This one dips back further in Green's back catalog to a book he had written back in 2008, and the writers are also slated to dip back even further for their next project in adaption Green's very first novel, «Looking for Alaska».

But back then, way back, before this modern era, bookstore catalogs consisted of what books the bookstore itself had printed, what books they were going to print, and what books they had in stock in their store, and maybe a few other books from a few other bookstore / publishers.

But only the editor has read the book, so it's the editor's job to write the sales blurb and back cover copy and some of the catalog copy.

In 2011, she says, about 7,000 audiobooks were released; by 2015, releases numbered around 35,000, as publishers put out recordings of new books as well as audiobooks from their back catalogs.

$ 10 for a new release and $ 6 - $ 8 for back catalog issues seemed fine, and over the 1st year with my iPad I bought nearly 80 books.

«This partnership will greatly benefit writers and publishers who've been sitting on their back catalogs simply because the idea of digitizing the books themselves by hand was overwhelming,»

BookBaby's partnership with Bound Book Scanning is designed to help authors and publishers easily turn their back catalog of printed books into eBooks.

«This partnership will greatly benefit writers and publishers who've been sitting on their back catalogs simply because the idea of digitizing the books themselves by hand was overwhelming,» says Felsen.

Look through your back catalog and find a coherent group of books that belong together.

If you can find readers to purchase your back catalog, you'll sell more books.

Even before the use of Amazon servers for things like backing - up highlights and annotations and sharing with friends they were cataloging and indexing books and articles read with the Kindle even when they were not purchased from Amazon.

Penguin Group, which announced last year that any books published after November 14 would not be available for ebook lending from libraries — and initially had said those ebooks would not be available for Kindle, but has since backed down from that statement — has now decided to pull its audiobook downloads from library catalogs for books published on or after that same date.

This is most effective if there is a large back catalog (I would say at least 3 books in the series).

He went on to elaborate that, «This partnership will greatly benefit writers and publishers who've been sitting on their back catalogs simply because the idea of digitizing the books themselves by hand was overwhelming,» says Felsen.

So if an old author releases a new book, the «back catalog» will sell.

With a massive back catalog of books, movies, music and more, it is a solid option for consuming entertainment.

Honestly, entire back catalogs of author's books would be worthless.

They currently have four books from their back - catalog being prepared to go up there.

Or they might not like one book, but do like many others that you have in your back cataloged.

When it comes to back catalogs, digital is a boon for readers, as it eliminates the problem of scouring comics shops and bookstores for older out - of - print or hard - to - find books and issues.

What I don't know (and frankly hope will happen) is if they will tire of KU, and go back to browsing the general catalog and find my books (and hopefully yours!)

In addition to going into the ISBN registration, it's going into the Amazon product description, the printer's catalog, and... yep, the back cover of the book.

Monetize the entire catalog with prices ranging from 49 cents for public - domain to $ 9.99 for bestsellers (and more when justifiable for technical books, etc.), a sensible royalty structure back to publishers (including Amazon Digital Services), rights holders, and authors, and a point - of - sale slice for pysical stores.

as back catalog print books themselves within these facilities have disappeared in collaboration of themselves with google's digitization project and amazon's distribution and control of digitized new books --

Also would recommend adding a catalog of your products to the end of every book, with easily clickable links directing folks right back to the kindle store.

While some things in marketing have changed (the addition of social media, book trailers, buying Google Ad words, creating online communities), some things have stayed the same (full - page announcement ad on the back of the Times arts section, easelbacks, bookmarks, Reading Group Guides, regional bookseller holiday catalogs).

Whatever customers can not find in print, they can check out on an online catalog; the more they contact the store to buy books, the higher chance they will come back for more shopping.

We are delighted to hear back not only from authors but smaller publishers, that KWL makes it easy for them to get their eBooks into Kobo's catalog as well as track their global sales live, so they can focus on what authors and publishers really want to do — create great books.

If you write long enough and produce enough work, you'll eventually have books in your back catalog that just aren't selling any more.

The American Library Association (ALA) on Friday denounced Hachette Book Group's decision to implement steep price increases on its back - catalog of ebooks sold to the library market.

Oyster — the Netflix for books — offers subscribers access to a back catalog of books for a monthly fee.

We are backed by a network of bookstores that gives consumers confidence, with 60,000 e-books available, 1.5 million printed books in our catalog and seven million monthly visitors to our website.»

In what they're calling «possibly the single biggest announcement in [Madefire] history,» the ioS app will being carrying both back catalog and current DC books.

The history books may remember Bully as a runt in the pack of snarling beasts that make up Rockstar's back - catalog, but there's a solid argument that it's better than some GTA games.

This selection is integrated by a wide array of materials — catalogs, artist's books, posters, invitations and documents — curated by Giorgio Maffei and Corraini Edizioni, dating back to the early 1960s and shedding light on the movement and its linguistic research.

Whether it's buying collections on iBooks or Kindle, devouring back catalog in bulk in Marvel Unlimited, buying the latest issues in comiXology, or using one of the other outstanding comic book reading apps, the iPad Air is, again, the best balanced platform in digital today.

But if you find the features attractive, and you're looking for a capable, highly mobile workhorse that can hold its own in gaming, especially with Win32's sizable back catalog, then the Surface Book might be ideal.

Cataloged and processed a back log of over 500 titles; weeded over 800 books.