Sentences with phrase «e-book up for sale»

You can usually, though not always, put an e-book up for sale at many online stores, not just at the one owned by the company through which you published the e-book.

Are you looking for a quick, easy, high - profit solution to getting your e-books up for sale with major retailers?

Amazon is the first of the major retailers to allow indies (self - published authors and small presses) to put their e-books up for sale.

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But a few people must be using this time to plan for 2014 — Kindle sales of the e-book version of «How Campaigns Can Use The Internet to Win in 2012» have ticked up noticeably in August.

And all the big e-book sellers write fiction and have published multiple books, whereas I have just one non-fiction title for sale — so you'll be able to catch up quick!

For now, sales of digital content — mainly e-books — are making up for the loss of hardware income, up 46 % last quarter from the quarter previoFor now, sales of digital content — mainly e-books — are making up for the loss of hardware income, up 46 % last quarter from the quarter previofor the loss of hardware income, up 46 % last quarter from the quarter previous.

That is very different from self - publishing where an author either puts their own work up for sale as e-books on sites such as Amazon or Barnes & Noble.

E-books now account for 30 % of book units purchased in the UK, and the sales of print and e-books together in 2014 stood at # 2.2 bn, up from 4 % the previouE-books now account for 30 % of book units purchased in the UK, and the sales of print and e-books together in 2014 stood at # 2.2 bn, up from 4 % the previoue-books together in 2014 stood at # 2.2 bn, up from 4 % the previous year.

HC CEO Brian Murray said that the continued decline in e-books isn't a major concern at the moment, noting that in the North American market gains in print book sales made up for the drop in e-book sales.

E-books now account for 30 % of all book units purchased in the UK, and the sales of print and e-books together in 2014 stood at # 2.2 bn, up from 4 % the previouE-books now account for 30 % of all book units purchased in the UK, and the sales of print and e-books together in 2014 stood at # 2.2 bn, up from 4 % the previoue-books together in 2014 stood at # 2.2 bn, up from 4 % the previous year.

For the first quarter of 2011, US e-book sales were up 159.8 %, to $ 233.1 million.

Some traditional publishers offer the same royalty rate for both printed books and e-books; most now offer up to 25 % of net revenues for the sale of e-books.

Recently, breakout author Hugh Howey got a print publishing deal and was able to keep his digital rights, which means he will continue to collect larger royalties on his e-books (up to 70 % for Kindle sales) than most traditionally published authors receive.

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At this point in time (since most e-books can't be resold), e-reader owners miss out on things like garage sales, rummage sales and library sales; places where a box of paperbacks could be picked up for ten bucks.

E-books now account for 30 % of book units purchased in the UK, and the sales of print and e-books together in 2014 stood at # 2.2 billion, up from 4 % the previouE-books now account for 30 % of book units purchased in the UK, and the sales of print and e-books together in 2014 stood at # 2.2 billion, up from 4 % the previoue-books together in 2014 stood at # 2.2 billion, up from 4 % the previous year.

It's no secret Amazon is losing money with each Kindle Fire sold and is having to make up for that with app and e-book sales.

Especially, since so much selfie «marketing» is just straight out lying — creating fake «company» names for a company of one person, buying fake reviews, giving each other fake awards, claiming to be «best sellers» because some newspaper put up a chart of e-book sales.

It may come as a shock for some, then, that e-books only made up 20.2 percent of all 2011 book sales in the US.

(Indeed, Amazon stands to make more money from the agency model; right now, it loses money on e-book sales, which it makes up for in Kindle sales.)

Once publishers adopt reasonable pricing for e-books and drop the DRM security, which I think they will be forced to do by market and legal pressures in the not - too - distant future, I suspect the sheer convenience of e-books will drive the sales of e-books up, consequently forcing sales of hard copies down.

Let's just establish up front that, in the long run, the most important Kindle sales numbers involve calculations of how many Kindle books — or any other e-books, for that matter ---LSB-...]

E-books in 2014 accounted for 27 % of all adult trade sales, up from 23 % in 2012.

Audiobook sales have been growing over the past four years and major publishers have all disclosed that audio sales are making up for the massive decline for their e-book units.

The e-commerce giant had just over 83 percent of the U.S. e-book market in early 2017, up from 74 percent in October 2015, according to AuthorEarnings, which tracks book sales for writers and other industry participants.

On a unit basis, the new e-book sales more than made up for lost print - book sales.

The AAP is beefing up its monthly reports with data from many more publishers — 1,149 for January 2012 compared to under 100 in past months — and more detailed reporting on specific genres: Children's / young adult e-book sales are now broken out and religious book sales are divided by hardcover, paperback and e-books.

That could be good news for authors who make up for a loss in mass - market sales with increases in e-book sales.

In the first quarter data for 2009, Penguin's e-book sales were up seven times over that same period from... [Read more...]

In the first quarter data for 2009, Penguin's e-book sales were up seven times over that same period from the year before.

Unlike its U.S. online counterpart, which now sells more e-books than print, the German Kindle store sells only one e-book for every 100 print books, making up only.5 percent of total book sales last year.

Self - publishers» share of the e-book market rose to 12 % last year from 8 % in 2014, while small presses accounted for 30 % of e-book unit sales in 2015, up from 26 % in 2014.

In the US, adult e-book sales surpassed those of hardback books for the first time in the first quarter of 2012, according to the Association of American Publishers, jumping 28 percent year - on - year to $ 282.3 million, compared to $ 229.6 million for hardbacks, up 2.7 percent.

By Jim Milliot in Publisher's Weekly (6/17/16)-- Though various sources have reported a decline in e-book sales for traditional publishers in 2015 compared to 2014, no one has come up with a clear reason for the drop.

In fact, Jenny Shank writes up the issue from the publishing side for PBS MediaShift, in Will Authors Get Compensated for Used E-Book Sales?

There haven't been many details yet, so we'll have to wait and see how well the e-books are formatted, if they allow returns, or how many new releases show up for sale through Google.

Though those numbers don't add up, they do show that — for all of the players — the focus is less on hardware and more on the opportunity for ongoing e-book sales.

But guess what, Amazon already does that with the page that pops up at the end of any e-book directing customers to where they can rate the book they've just finished and where they can see what else the author has for sale.

And now for some stats: it seems More People Are Buying Dirty E-Books Than Hardcover Books, E-book sales revenue and number of books sold are up, publishing market size down but Do These New Book Sale Statistics Shock You?

Let's just establish up front that, in the long run, the most important Kindle sales numbers involve calculations of how many Kindle books — or any other e-books, for that matter — are being purchased and downloaded.

Specifically, J. K. Rowling decided to publish the e-book versions of the Harry Potter series herself, and I have personally heard a number of older authors talk about putting up some of the backlist for sale themselves and «making more on it now than I ever did before.»

As far as the wider book market goes, the statistics are also very positive, with 75 percent of all E-books offered up for sale actually being purchased.

The soaring e-book sales won't be enough to make up for the decline in physical book sales, which will decline at a compound annual growth rate of 5 % between now and 2014, Mather argues.

Amazon has been good for all authors, best - selling and non, self - pub and partner pub, because, for a few, A) Amazon helped replace part of the wholesale market, which shrank in the 1990's, and really helped open up online book - selling; B) Amazon has increased international publishing by expanding into numerous countries, allowing more international authors to hit the big English markets, English authors to hit new markets and transnational publishers to do multi-country launches more easily; C) by launching the Kindle, Amazon juiced the small e-book retail industry into a much larger, fast - growing market, which helped replace mass market wholesale sales, etc..

I do one editing round to proofread your finished manuscript, create the PDF for your paperback, convert your files to epub and mobi formats for your e-book, organize your cover with a cover designer, * copywrite your sales description page and author bio, copywrite your back cover blurb, consult on how to set up your book title on CreateSpace (or IngramSpark), Kindle Direct Publishing (or Draft2Digital), consult on your author page on Amazon Author Central, review your proof copy and ebook versions on multiple devices to ensure they are error - free... leaving you to click «Publish.»

In fact, growth in e-book sales for smaller publishers and independent authors has gone some way towards making up for declines from the bigger players.

At minimum, you want to reach Kindle & Nook, since they currently make up about 70 — 80 % of all e-book sales, followed by Apple iBookstore, Kobo (essential for Canadians), and Google Play.

Despite the strong July performance, adult hardcover sales were down 17.8 % for the seven month period, while e-book sales were up 152.8 %, to $ 560.5 million.

For those of you keeping score, e-book sales in the first 8 months of 2011 are up to $ 649.2 M (an increase of 116.5 % over last year, more than double).

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