Sentences with phrase «book on a competitor»

That's why we will help you do it... even if it means selling your book on a competitor's website.

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Not exact matches

Because the technology is constantly evolving, any book you read is already outdated; in order to stay on the cutting edge of search engine progress, ensure you continuously update your knowledge by reading articles (such as this one), staying up to date on new algorithms, analyzing your competitors» successes and failures, and consult expert opinions and insights.

McCue also said that when thinking about Apple as a competitor — a company with a market cap of $ 630 billion and more than $ 200 billion in cash on its books — he often thinks about Intuit, one of the pioneers of the accounting software market.

Amazon also currently has ownership stake in two of GoodReads main competitors, Shelfari and LibraryThing — meaning the online retailer now essentially has a monopoly on social book reviews...

The 2017 NFL regular season will draw to a close by 8 p.m. ET on Sunday, and that will seal the books on disappointing seasons for 20 teams, including 2016 playoff competitors like the Packers, Cowboys, Texans, and Giants.

In other words, when Amazon.com sells, for example, some book on its website, competitors are also permitted to offer the same product there — even more cheaply.

Saatchi, which is owned by France's Publicis Groupe, SA, chose LifeStraw over a field of competitors that included a reusable controller to improve the distribution of IV fluids, a collapsible wheel that can be folded down for easier storage when not in use on bicycles or wheelchairs, an energy - efficient laptop designed for children in developing countries, a 3 - D display that uses special optics and software to project a hologramlike image of patient anatomy for cancer treatment, an inkjet printing system for fabricating tissue scaffolds on which cells can be grown, a visual prosthesis for bypassing a diseased or damaged eye and sending signals directly to the brain, books with embedded sound tracks to help educate illiterate adults on health issues, a phone that provides telecommunications coverage to poor rural populations in developing countries, and a brain - computer interface designed to help paralyzed people communicate via neural signals.

As the book points out: «Plants and animals living in crowded conditions, as on reefs and in rainforests, often produce poisons to fight off competitors,» and these poisons can be turned to good pharmacological use.

While some customers may still wish to make bookings over the phone, the ease and convenience of booking online means that in this day and age you really have to offer online booking to ensure you don't lose out to a competitor who is only one click away on Google.

While pricing and other details will not be announced until closer to the on - sale date in the fourth quarter of 2017, the Regal Sportback will offer style and performance on par with more expensive competitors, with a pricing strategy consistent with why Buick has been named Kelley Blue Book's Best Value Luxury Brand four years in a row.

Prove that your title can do those things better than competitors» titles and you can get your books on the shelves of the below retailers:

That's not so easy when you can only print your book in short runs (or on demand) while your competitor has thousands of copies printed at once for a lower cost per book.

However having professionals willing to risk money on publishing my book — something they selected out of thousands of competitors — means I won't look back and wish I did something better.

(Seriously, I feel there should be a special place in hell for Amazon authors who leave negative reviews on their competitor's books.)

Amazon has a vested interest in maintaining its position as the number one retail outlet for both print and digital books, why would they want to create a platform that improves the medium on its competitor's devices?

And Ben Wolstenholme, CEO of Comixology competitor Madefire, released a statement saying that «comics and visual books are perfect for reading on devices [and] Amazon has just demonstrated how valuable that is to the world!»

And adding insult to injury are the other clauses in this particular competitor's contract that I covered last week — after the contract is terminated, this publisher still gets to store your entire book's content on its servers and continue displaying your book on its website, forever...)

This unambiguous priority would not have arisen on the Polish market if not for the success of books such as the Harry Potter series, The Hunger Games, or the pioneering work of small publishers — being more successful outside Poland as a result of insufficient understanding from big competitors on the market.

By examining prices of competitors» books you can make a better informed decision on what to charge for your book.

Prove that your title can do those things better than competitors» titles and you can get your books on these retailers» shelves:

This is a rapidly evolving field and it's likely that we'll see Amazon's competitors lifting their games in helping publishers and authors to market their books on their sites.

My conclusion was that Outskirts Press books and authors receive statistically more and statistically higher reviews on Amazon than our 5 competitors.

As with other Kindle books, the author sets the list price and then can choose from two royalty schemes: 35 % of the list price on every book sold or 70 % of the actual sale price of the book in certain territories (including the U.S.) The catch with the 70 % royalty is that Amazon can reduce the selling price to match a competitor's price for an e-book or print book, or to match their own price for a print book.

If you publish through CreateSpace alone, odds are good your book will never be stocked on store shelves, because no store will want to buy product from their direct competitor.

They do it through exclusivity, through undercutting competitor prices (seriously, their ToS flat - out state that if you publish a book on Amazon, the price has to be equal to or smaller than at any other retailer), and through policies and algorithms that create advantages for those who play along, and massive hurdles for those who don't.

With its outrageous download fees for ebooks (megabyte for megabyte, over five times more expensive than Verizon cell phone data charges) and the low royalty it pays on books outside a narrow price range ($ 2.99 - 9.99), Amazon is probably earning double the profits on ebooks as competitors such as Apple or various national ebook retailers.

It's estimated that Amazon holds 65 % of all new online print and digital sales in the U.S. and that percentage is expected to go up as Barnes & Noble (their second biggest competitor) changes their business model which will now focus less on books.

It is longer than on any of the competitors mentioned here, though not unexpected given that I experience a similar delay when using the Google Books app on my iPhone or even on an Android tablet.

On paper, the Nook still looks like a formidable competitor to Amazon's Kindle, with a color touchscreen interface, both broadband and Wi - Fi, a book - loaning feature, compatibility with the ePub e-book standard, and additional clients that Kindle doesn't yet have (Mac and BlackBerry).

So while your competitors are using the same strategies you've all been using for years, you can plan to sell more books by capitalizing on something only you can create.

Unlike our competitors such as Lulu, Outskirts and Author Solutions1, we do not levy a surcharge on the books you buy from CreateSpace or IngramSpark.

The company may also feel it is on strong legal ground since U.S. antitrust law protects consumers not competitors, which means that Amazon's practices may be fine so long as they result in cheaper books.

However, the Kobo lacks some of the nicer features on its e-ink side that the Kindle has had (annotations are much trickier on the Kobo than on a Kindle, e.g.); I am wondering if Kindle has closed the gap on pdf books with their Onyx and Kobo competitors, yet.

Although eBooks might be seen as a direct competitor of print books, PUBAT's data suggests that there are 19.6 million non-readers in Thai population aged 6 + years based on the survey done by National Statistical Office.

Through CreateSpace, Amazon is a leader in print on demand, and its major competitor is Ingram Industries, which is best known as the largest print book distributor in the United States.

Monitor competitive information: other authors and book titles, competitor names, reviews on books similar to yours...

I knew that the $ 400 price tags on Kindles wouldn't last long, because even though it put many different technologies together in a synergistic fashion, it was still a device with a singular purpose (as are its immediate competitors like the Nook)- in essence, a digital book.

As the Defendant publishers and their physical book distribution systems get smaller and less profitable, competitors like Barnes & Noble teeter on the Borders of financial failure, and Apple becomes bored with an iBookstore whose marketplace it can not control by illegal means, Amazon's share of the total book trades market only grows, and grows, and grows.

Some books are strong competitors, like two Romances, Some are weak competitors, like a Romance and a book on fluid dynamics.

But when we do compare books to their direct competitors, books are, on average, one of the cheapest entertainment media.

Well, just like with a website where you'd track the effectiveness of your competitors in the search engines, monitor their banner ads or their PPC ads — with KDSPY, you can keep an eye on as many Kindle eBooks as you'd like with our book tracking feature.

The book seller followed competitor Amazon into the e-reader market, but has quickly gotten up to speed on design and technology.

Chances of them finding the books on an independent writers blog will be much less than on a competitor site like Kobo or Barnes & Noble however, so just be aware it could happen.

That work could give Foxit an edge on its competitors, since some users have complained about how Amazon's Kindle and Sony's Digital Book Reader handle PDFs.

Book reviewers who are * good * at recognizing quality, and who focus on indie books, have a real chance to make a difference in the industry, and to stand out from their competitors.

Interestingly, Random House's main competitors don't seem to have had much of a problem with Apple's business model, which turns traditional publishing distribution on its head by allowing publishers to set prices for their books, with Apple keeping 30 percent of sales as a commission.

For more advanced dogs, there are instructional books and videos on marking drills, blind retrieves, force fetching, and e-collars, as well as preparing any retriever for hunt tests and field trials — everything a dog needs to know to be a good competitor and a complete hunter.

If you book with us and later find your holiday on sale, and available, at a lower price on a travel website of a competitor based in the same country, we will refund the difference to you.