Sentences with phrase «ebook are great all year»

The budget appetizer recipes found inside this eBook are great all year round.

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It's been a great year, I finished a Whole30, released two eBooks (Awaken and Squeaky Clean Paleo), made delicious recipes, and grew as a Facebook community.
A great deal happened during the year though perhaps the most important was how 2010 became the year of the ebook.
As e-reader sales begin to increase this holiday season — an estimated 24.5 million units sold according to IMS Research, which is expected to double eBook sales year over year according to the Association of American Publishers — authors have a great opportunity to capitalize on current reader trends and increase visibility for their works to new audiences.
But it's important to remember that there are FAR fewer audiobooks published each year than ebooks, so the chances of standing out are that much greater.
He got his start with web serials before Wattpad was ever a thing, and he grew a fanbase so that when he launched his first ebook a few years ago, it did great right out of the blocks.
A couple years ago there was great hope and expectation for an explosion in short form eBooks.
Romance buyers are buying ebooks to a greater extent when compared with other major fiction subgenres and ebook sales of romance books have proportionally doubled in one year, from 22 % in Q1 2011 to 44 % in Q1 2012.
With the greater emphasis at this year's FutureBook event on the important of expanding into international markets, and with ebook retail giants like Amazon, Barnes and Noble, and Kobo making headway into bringing ebooks to farther and farther reaches, there has to be a reason for someone to press the buy button on a book written by a Sudanese crime writer or an Indonesian sci fi author.
Sara Nelson, the editorial director of ebooks and Kindle at Amazon, said in a statement, «Interestingly, this series is only three books versus Harry Potter's seven, and to achieve this result in just four years is a great testament to both the popularity of the work and, we think, the growth in reading digitally during that time.
Serialization can be a great tactic to add to your arsenal of your overall digital publishing strategy and is certainly one of many exciting ebook trends to keep an eye on in the years to come.
It's not impossible for an audiobook to take off even if the ebook didn't (Torrent actually sells fairly well for me, given that it's never been a big ebook seller and I haven't published a new installment in the series for several years), especially if it has a great cover, but chances are, you're not going to earn back your investment on books that sell less than 100 ebooks a month.
The aggregator PublishDrive (great ebook distribution and analytics) is currently sounding out indies for interest and may well be distributing audio - books next year.
Amazon for all the great stuff they've been doing for the eBook revolution, has completely dropped the ball on various fronts over the past years, clearly indicating that the company simply looks forward without ever trying to patch up previous mistakes.
«Ownership's a big thing in e-reading and I've been selling a modest amount of my ebooks as DRM - free PDFs via Great Beast for the past few years, but I've got a sneaking suspicion that this move from Comixology will hit those direct sales.»
«It's a great day for anyone who wants to see bookstores continue to have a major role in the ebook market for years to come.»
These pressures will become even greater in the next few years as the pace of ebook growth moderates and players are forced to cut costs and utilize resources more efficiently.
Over the last six going on seven years, Smashwords introduced our free ebook printing press, Meatgrinder, which made it possible for any writer anywhere to publish an ebook in minutes; we opened distribution for the first time to major retailers and library partners that were previously inaccessible to self - published authors; we developed sophisticated yet easy - to - use publishing tools that help writers and small indie presses publish with pride and professionalism; we worked to actively educate our authors and publishers how to leverage best practices to publish with greater success; and we've been fierce (but friendly!)
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