Sentences with phrase «books in a consistent way»

I'm able to write books in a consistent way, where I'm going to be able to deliver a new book roughly every 60 days and they'll sell relatively well to keep paying my mortgage.

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This book is particularly helpful in that it shows some of the ways that gentle parenting actually builds a platform for loving, consistent discipline in a home.

The book doesn't give you a get out jail card when it comes to grief, but in a clear and Biblically consistent way it helps you to understand something about why such things happen in a world ruled by a loving and all powerful God.

One of the ways that you can draw readers in and establish a platform is through consistent blogging about your topic if you're nonfiction author, or about your writing and other books if you're a fiction author.

Keeping a strong ranking in at least one category is how you get consistent sales every month and the only way to do that is to jumpstart your book with a strong launch.

In 3 months of Book publishing (THE RIGHT WAY), I started making a consistent passive income (MEANING MAKING MONEY EACH MONTH WITH WORK I ALREADY DID).

Absolute page numbers would be used to refer to a particular portion of a book in a way that would be consistent on different screen and font sizes and independent of the format of the eBook.

To facilitate the algorithms, make sure you type in the series name exactly the same way for each book, and be consistent about numbering.

In my article, I describe 10 of the ways that authors can use mind maps to plan their book, organizing their ideas and creating a detailed writing plan that guides their progress and consistent progress.

These and other strategies don't work in the same way, and it doesn't lead to consistent book sales.

And that first book is still a consistent seller, in spite of me doing practically nothing in the way of marketing it.

Never investors could benefit from the author's viewpoint, as it gives a consistent way to build a value investing philosophy in a single book.

The Customer Rules: The 39 Essential Rules for Delivering Sensational Service — Written by a former Walt Disney executive, this book explores ways in which to satisfy customers and provide sincere and consistent customer service.

Consistent with this view, the issues discussed in detail in the book are organised under three key headings: State of Play: Current Theory and Practice, State of the Art: Theory into Practice and State Community and Practice: The Way Forward.