Sentences with phrase «dollars on book promotion»

Every month I spend XXX - dollars on book promotion via FB ads, or sites like BookBub or ENT or BookGorilla, often with mixed results.

Not exact matches

It's very hard to equate dollars spent on book promotion with book sales.

Since then I've spent tens of thousands of dollars on book marketing and promotion.

As a self - published author there's no way you can compete with huge publishing houses that have billions of dollars to spend on marketing and promotion in an effort to launch, grow and maintain robust book sales.

You can spend thousands of dollars on promotion and do everything right marketing-wise, but if your book is not intended for a specific, target market — or if it's not a fit for the market you're incorrectly targeting — you won't sell it.

You'd think that if a house were taking on a new author and book that they would include a certain amount of money geared for promotion, but the reality is that the publisher spends generic dollars on promoting their line of books or other authors» work and hope readers will notice your book in the process.

I value Carlson Gold points somewhere around 0.4 cents each so, if you have the Premier Rewards Visa card, the promotion would see you earning 20 points / dollar spent at Carlson properties which is essentially an 8 % rebate on your booking.

Under this promotion, you stand to earn 6 points per dollar spend on hotel bookings, double the usual 3 points per dollar.

Or if you're already a TrueBlue member, you could register for the current JetBlue double points promotion (again, make sure to sign up before booking), which means through the end of February you'd actually accumulate 9 points per dollar for a total haul of 5,391 TrueBlue points earned on that $ 599 flight.

Without the promotion, TrueBlue members automatically earn 3x points per dollar spent and an additional 3x points for travel booked on JetBlue.com, and with this promotion, you'll be earning 9x points per dollar spent after the other two bonuses.