Sentences with phrase «big print sellers»

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IN 10 years, CJ King and Co Pty Ltd has grown from a small annex behind a North Beach home to what it claims is the biggest full colour printer in the Southern Hemisphere — a $ 1,500 investment that is now turning over $ 10 million a year.With the assistance of Austrade and the WA Department of Industry and Resources (DoIR), the company is taking on the UK market, already with some success.One of the remarkable things about this success story is that it has been achieved through a consummate belief in a philosophy to use standardised, leading - edge technology and to supply just the print trade and other on - sellers.

«Cloth diapers are one of the stores biggest sellers, said Davoli Shaver, because they are economical, better for both the environment and a baby's health, as well as a «fun trend,» available in a variety of colours and «cute prints.»»

We don't print copies to make it a big seller... the accounts give us orders... we can't force an account to take more copies than they think they will sell.

Plus some of the bigger online sellers list PoD books as unavailable or out of print!

Most of the top - selling indies are hybrid authors and reaping big benefits from their current or past print titles, and most indie top sellers — especially the Amazon cheerleaders — are also getting the red carpet treatment from the retailers.

In the print domain, shonen (boys») manga tend to be either big hits, such as Naruto or Bleach, or low sellers, while shoujo (girls») manga go more toward the middle.

Certainly authors feel perplexed about this problem, and even the concept of partial rights — as in a major seller granting only print rights to a big house while retaining e-rights (Andre, Howey, etc.)-- even that is in question as the industry takes a breath and asks itself how quickly precedent might become standard procedure.

Though self - publishers are unlikely to pay themselves an advance, the publisher «accepts the manuscript,» produces it, markets it, and deducts expenses (printing, shipping, seller commissions, etc.)-- just like the big players do.

Print is fast becoming a subsidiary right, and only of benefit to the 1 % of 1 % of authors who are the biggest and best sellers.