Sentences with phrase «books at a physical store»

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Just like in a physical book store or retail store where product owners and publishers fight for the best shelf space, this same fight for space happens at online retailers like Amazon every day.

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Of course if you look at my site you'll find that I don't do 70,000 word books anymore and actually believe that nearly any non-fiction subject can be covered in one tenth of that - we were writing those 70,000 words to fit a physical format made for book store displays.

10 dollars is absolutely absurd when you can get them for free in physical form at a library, not to mention used books stores where they cost less than 3 dollars at times..

The ridiculous hoop jumping that authors have to endure in order to have their books even sold in a «real» bookstore, let alone featured, means that indie physical stores have the power to offer authors something they can't get otherwise, while at the same time not simply competing as violently with major online retailers.

Where the playing field is not even is when we look at how print books get sold and purchased in advance of publication, then stocked on physical store shelves.

Research has shown that people discover and purchase books from simply looking at books in both physical and online stores.

I believe it is a matter of value and as long as each store offers different things we value (like book signings at physical stores or free shipping) both will continue to stay in business.

For example: A lot of people have the habit of going into a physical store, looking at books and then turning around and buying the e-book wirelessly from Amazon.

My books (the physical ones, obviously) are sent back as returns to my publisher fairly quickly if they're not selling fast enough at B&N / BAM / other stores.

Further this means people are shopping at Amazon where indie books take up a significant presence, and gaining exposure they do not get from physical book stores.

With so many books available, both in print and online, most consumers are only looking at your book for a few mili - seconds while browsing through an online or physical store.

HarperCollins Australia recently ran a short trial, «bundling» e-book with physical book purchases late last year in store at Pages & Pages Booksellers and online with Boomerang Books.

And «physical book sales on a comparable basis increased by 4 percent at Barnes & Noble stores, exhibiting growth for the first time in five years.»

That way, whether they are browsing online or in a physical store, your book catches their attention, tugs at their emotions, and creates the urge to buy now.

The print on demand books can be sold through Barnes & Noble physical stores: «Through the new print platform, eligible NOOK Press authors have the opportunity to sell their print books at Barnes and Noble stores across the country on a local, regional or national level, and online at BN.com,» the company said in a statement.

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The proliferation of physical books, videos, DVDs, CDs and vinyl has definitely slowed down at our home as more of it gets stored in the cloud.

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