Sentences with phrase «distribute books to»

I'd also like to instill in my kids a sense of compassion and empathy for children who don't have books to read in their homes — we will be sorting through our hundreds of children's books and donating a lot of them to Bernie's Book Bank, a local charity that will distribute the books to at - risk children.

Inspired by four of the ILBF's trustees — Lord Justice John Thomas, William Blair QC, Anesta Weekes QC and Nicholas Munday of Clifford Chance — the International Law Book Facility marks the first time the UK legal profession and publishing industry have come together in a national effort to raise funds and collect and distribute books to international jurisdictions.

Product Licensing — Similar to how companies want to distribute books to employees and at events, they also need content to give away as a reward for new social media followers, newsletter sign - ups, contests, and other online campaigns.

We distribute books to Apple iBooks (51 countries), Barnes & Noble, Kobo (which powers the bookstores of multiple other retailers such as FNAC in France and WH Smith in the U.K.), OverDrive, Gardners, Baker & Taylor (Blio.com and the Axis360 library platform), and others.

Sharif said that there are traditional publishing houses in Gaza that publish and distribute books to bookstores and libraries.

As one of the leading ebook distributors, Smashwords can distribute your books to most of the major ebook retailers.

I currently distribute my books to iTunes through Smashwords.

They distribute books to all major retail outlets including bookstores, gift stores, museums, etc..

Q: Will these guys distribute my books to all the online retailers and brick - and - mortar bookstores so I can sit back, collect the money, and write my next book from a beachside hut in Fiji?

If you are using Smashwords to distribute your books to Barnes & Noble, please see the tutorial on discounting your ebook at Smashwords.

Book Giveaways are a great way to do a number of things though, such as distribute books to ARC readers or beta readers, reward loyal fans with a freebie, or add new readers to a newsletter list.

The problem, as Sabo found out, is that some of these markets then distribute your books to other markets.

If you're using Smashwords to publish to other retailers, which include Barnes & Noble, iTunes, Kobo (Smashwords does not distribute books to Amazon), all you need to do is discount your ebook on Smashwords, and Smashwords will update the price across the other retailers.

There are impressions afoot that a print presence in bookstores may be more easily within reach of self - publishers now than before: IngramSpark is making a strong offer with its ability to produce, catalog and distribute books to bookshops without the Amazonian stigma of a CreateSpace printing.

Use BookStub ™ cards to help you effectively promote and distribute your books to an ever - important digital audience.

In addition to business cards, postcards, and bookmarks, this service includes BookStub ™ cards, a unique way to help you effectively promote and distribute your books to an ever - growing digital audience.

«Through the IngramSpark platform, independent publishers will now have access to Ingram's reach, enabling them to affordably print copies, distribute books to global retailers, make titles available to all major e-readers and connect with more customers worldwide,» said Mark Ouimet, Vice President & General Manager, Ingram Publisher Services.

We use Smashwords to distribute our books to the majority of eBook retailers.

Publishers edit manuscripts, print and bind books, provide advertising and related marketing services, decide when a book should be released for sale, and distribute books to wholesalers and retailers.

Amazon has given self - published authors the necessary tools and resources to edit, format and distribute their books to readers around the world.

What they offer is what they call expanded channels (stated as a «potential» to distribute your books to retailers, bookstores, libraries, academic institutions, wholesalers, and distributors.)

Whether or not you look to the future and agree with the idea that Amazon is not always going to be the monolith that it is today, there are still plenty of reasons to distribute your books to all the venues available.

There are two ways to get an eBook into a bookstore: create an account with that bookstore and upload books directly, or use an aggregator to distribute books to the bookstore.

For one, we can distribute our books to as many retailers as possible.

Bookbaby is one of the leading self - publishing companies in the world that authors employ to distribute their books to many different platforms.

An author submits Book MM and Book MF to D2D and chooses to distribute both books to Playster.

Checking a box is all an author needs to do in order to distribute their books to Oyster.

Like many indie authors, I distribute my books to some retail platforms through Draft2Digital, a company I've always found to be competent, responsive, and trustworthy.

Santa Delivers Summer Reading In Virginia, Santa interrupts his summer vacation to distribute books to students.

A while back, one of the churches in town distributed a book to the community by tossing a copy on our lawns.

IngramSpark distributes books to all online retailers including Amazon, but as mentioned above, their royalties (or publisher compensation as IS terms the amount paid to self - published authors) for Amazon are a bit lower than CreateSpace.Both companies distribute to brick - and - mortar stores.

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I hadn't yet distributed my books to Playster, but if I had, I would have pulled them, pending clarification.

An article in The Bookseller this week highlighted a program that distributes books to people who receive assistance at the food banks of two UK towns, demonstrating the power of books to restore a sense of wonder and community involvement.

Without indicating what was so frustrating about Smashwords that its company is the «long - awaited alternative,» Draft2Digital does provide a little healthy competition in the free ebook uploading marketplace, while still distributing the book to the typical retailers.

Story2Go, first interviewed by Good e-Reader at Frankfurt Book Fair in 2013, launched at the time with an inexpensive iOS app that allowed authors and creators to essentially build their ebooks with simple drag - and - drop and uploading features, then rely on the bigger guns to actually distribute the book to a variety of app stores.

Some POD services may claim to distribute your book to stores, meaning they make your book available to stores.

When you upload to Smashwords, you'll have the opportunity to opt in or out of all the channels Smashwords can distribute your book to.

If you intend to have Smashwords distribute your book to Kobo, Apple, and Barnes & Noble, then only select Smashwords (Word doc).

And since you're probably wondering, we should point out that by distributing your book to these sites, you have to agree to sell the book for the same price everywhere, so you can't sell your book for $ 2.99 on Amazon and more on BN.com to make up the royalty percentage difference.

* Why not have a professional sales & marketing team distribute your book to bookstores (and nontraditional outlets like airports, grocery stores, and wholesale clubs like Costco, etc.)?

Did I say somewhere that it wasn't or did I say that POD is not a viable business model when you're distributing books to the print marketplace?

Sending your ebook to multiple ebook retailers allows you to reach more readers, and when you use a service like EBSCO, you can distribute your book to libraries, too.

Ingram distributes books to all the major bookstores.

Have to disagree with some of the points on trad publishing though - For the pros you neglected to mention that the publishers distribute your book to all bookstores and e-books sites (hitting two marketing areas) A huge Pro considering most authors are battling to get their book seen and traditional publishing can do that.

The company will distribute your book to all the major online bookstores, giving you more visibility and traction.

This prevents people from distributing the book to others on the internet or reselling the product.

You will not use the sales dashboard for the platforms where your book is for sale (unless you've opted out of have IS distribute your book to Amazon, in which case you'll upload it yourself there and use your KDP dashboard).

Distribute your book to retailers in both print and ebook.

Best of all, the author keeps all the profits, even while also distributing the book to the third - party, app - specific, device - dependent, royalty - capturing stores.