Sentences with phrase «book out of the trunk»
He sold the book out of the trunk of his car.
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If you are just selling books out of the trunk of your car to individuals or giving them out as gifts with no intention of ever turning it into an income stream, then you don't need a barcode or ISBN.
Before being picked up by Warner Books, Redfield sold the first 100,000 copies of his book out of the trunk of his car.
Redfield originally sold copies of his book out of the trunk of his car.
Ramsey gave an interview with Michael Hyatt about his experiences selling his first book out of the trunk of his car.
The late - novelist E. Lynn Harris said he sold the first 40,000 copies of his books out of the trunk of his car before he signed with a major publisher, and I have a client, Peter Montoya, who sold 60,000 copies worldwide on his own before we sold rights to a revised edition of his book; many more examples abound.
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If your book is more of a hobby for you and you will be selling them out of the trunk of your car one at a time, it probably doesn't make sense to order thousands at a time.
James Redfield managed to sell 100,000 copies of his first book, The Celestine Prophecy, out of the trunk of his car before it was picked up by Warner Books who agreed to publish it.
You might even find that writing worthwhile blog posts to reach out to potential readers is harder than the work of writing your book in the first place,» remarks Penelope Trunk, top career advice blogger and bestselling author of Brazen Careerist: The New Rules for Success.
Richard Paul Evans wrote the book, self - published it and sold it out of the trunk of his car.
Redfield initially self - published his book about spiritual discovery, selling copies out of the trunk of his car.
As recently as 2008 or so a self - published author might still have been selling books to independent bookstores out of the trunk of her car.
Financial Peace was the first book he wrote, self - published and sold out of his trunk in 1992 before being picked up by a publisher in 1997, and it got an updated version in 2003.