Sentences with phrase «book is an uphill battle»

If even one of these is off, marketing that book is an uphill battle.

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Although I took breastfeeding class, read tons of books, and even had lactation consultants help me at my hospital stay; it was an uphill battle from the start.

All authors need to understand the uphill battle they face in selling a book before they can be fully prepared to submit their absolute best proposal or manuscript.

It's an uphill battle, but you can win it with knowledge, perseverance, and a good book!

There's a peculiar trend here: I've adored all the uneven books in the series, but all the even instalments have been an uphill battle.

Problem is, their publishers are still humping the book, and it blows when the authors give up, because then we're fighting an uphill battle.

But considering Book World opened up stores just months before it had to become defunct, Indigo may be facing an uphill battle in the age of Amazon.

Authors are fighting a steep, uphill battle against not only Amazon, but their own readers who, used to the convenience and affordability of KU are not only reluctant to purchase books outside of it, but resentful of authors who hold strong and refuse to enroll.

But if you don't have an audience yet, then it could be an uphill battle to get your book out there in the way your message deserves.

It's an uphill battle for self - published authors, but if we produce books that match the quality of traditional publishers, and if we behave professionally, we will get our rewards.

She's not in touch with any audience, so this makes promoting her book an uphill battle.

Although Samsung has done a pretty good job here creating a mini ecoystem, it's fighting an uphill battle versus Amazon, which lets you purchase everything from games and movies to books and music using a single account most people already have.

One of the biggest uphill battles that I see with a self - pubbed book is quality.

While that might seem counter-intuitive, if you wait until after your book hits the digital shelves you'll be fighting an uphill battle.

But the Chinese Government may not be a fan and, as many Chinese use their phones to read books, the Kindle may face an uphill battle.

If you decide that the world of social media self - promotion, long hours, exciting break - throughs and the sometimes uphill battle of self - publishing is not for you, shopping your book to literary agents and / or publishing houses is what you'll need to do.

I start off by telling them these three things: every book is different, PR doesn't guarantee sales and it will be an uphill battle.

You can have the greatest book on a topic, but if the people who'd want to read it have never heard of you, it's an uphill battle.

There are so many of the latter that it's an uphill battle for the rest to market their books.