Sentences with phrase «to earn royalties»

And, it's the only way you'll be certain that you'll earn royalties from sales.

Authors earn royalties on borrowed books in addition to royalties on paid sales.

But if they don't read more than 10 % of those books, the author won't earn any royalty for the trouble.

The author earns a royalty for writing the book.

So you don't have to worry about not earning royalties during your promotion.

I can't see how many copies I've sold, so I won't know how well I'm doing until I make back my advance and start earning royalties!

Most books never earn any royalties beyond the advance.

Just as you would be mad if someone either copied your idea or denied you the opportunity to earn royalty income from your designs, these creators feel the same way.

They may also earn royalties based on the project's annual revenues.

Even with all that distribution, the book never earned me royalties beyond that advance.

You can also earn royalties if you have an eye for photography.

This means the author had actually earned out — though the statement said otherwise — and was now owed nearly $ 5,000 in earned royalties.

This will not only earn you a royalty, but a bonus bounty if that person keeps their account open for a certain time.

Want to earn royalties as an author and publisher and sell a million copies?

You're going to lose time developing the product when you could be earning your royalties instead.

Plus, an advance is essentially a loan against future earned royalties.

When actual sales are higher than expected and earned royalties cover the cost of the advance, all further royalties will be paid to you at specified times over the year.

Free downloads earn no royalties, but the promotions can, and often do, result in increased paid sales.

And you'll earn royalties of up to 40 %.

For the past seven years, they've been earning royalties from branded products made with their own recycled plastic bottles.

The publisher will pay you an advance against royalties, and once the advance is earned back, you will earn royalties on further sales.

You will be ready to self - publish your book and start earning royalties.

And its 120,000 users can create themes of their own; they've built more than 100,000 motifs so far, and earn royalties if others purchase them.

In both cases, authors earn royalties, but traditional publishers have the ultimate say what the final content is and how soon it is made available for readers.

Most authors never earn any royalties beyond the advance, so if you do get a contract, be sure to negotiate for the largest advance possible.

Self - published authors don't earn royalties, they pay themselves from the eventual profit of the proceeds from books sold.

Choose either Free eBook Promotion, so your readers can get your eBook free for a limited time, or Kindle Count Deals, where you can discount your book for a limited time while still earning royalties up to 70 % on sales.

Choose between two great promotional tools: Kindle Countdown Deals, time - bound promotional discounting for your book while earning royalties; or Free Book Promotion where readers worldwide can get your book free for a limited time.

The recipient name on your Form 1099 - MISC is the person or entity who earned royalties income during the tax year.

As a traditionally published author, you now earn a royalty of 17.5 % of the sale price of the ebook.

Just like stock photos you can license and earn a royalty off of your music when someone chooses to use it.

If you continually use the money generated from passive incomes, like earning royalties from an ebook, collecting rent, or cashing in cash back rewards, and put that towards your debt — you will accelerate progress and get out of debt using passive income faster.

But most trad - pubbed books never earn out their advance, which means they will never earn any royalties at all.

If you are also participating in KDP program, you will still earn a royalty based on your list price.

If you're no longer earning royalties on the audio version and audio rights haven't reverted to you, you may want to request a reversion of rights from the print publisher.

A Kindle e-book priced at $ 2.99 which qualifies (public domain books, for example, do not) for the 70 % royalty and has a small delivery fee earn royalties of up to $ 2.09.

If your book actually earns royalties, you don't receive that money for several months, because most traditional publishers only pay royalties every six months, and they typically cut the check a month or two after the royalty period ends.

If like me, you too live outside North America or Europe, you would know of the frustration in getting your hard earned royalties for books published through KDP or CreateSpace... Continue Reading →

Now the Chickcan is on the aisles in Wal - Marts throughout the country, and Hester earns royalties from an estimated $ 4 million in sales per year.

University researchers work with some 25 seed companies to develop new varieties; the university earns royalties through licensing and marketing agreements.

According to Parrilla, the process of having backers who earn royalties correlates to that project receiving incredible discovery opportunities as the backers share the book's news in order to boost their own interests in the revenue.

All eBooks set at a price of $ 1.24 or higher earn royalty; you keep 90 % of all amounts earned, after retailer commission.

«Indie ebook authors are earning royalty percentages that are 3 - 5 times higher than what traditionally published authors earn.

People like to say ebooks are forever (i.e., you and your descendants will earn royalties until the sentient raccoons take over the world in 6400 A.D. and place humankind in chains), but I really didn't believe I'd sell 1143 copies before the raccoon apocalypse.

Author Lynn Viehl had total sales of 61,663 on her 2009 paranormal romance, Twilight Fall, earning her a spot on The New York Times mass market paperback bestseller list but it wasn't enough to earn her any royalties over the $ 50,000 advance she received from her publisher.

Founder Sebastian Sobczak went so far as to install copyright infringement technology to detect those users who copied and pasted «all - rights - reserved» Google images - disqualifying them from earning any royalties derived from those postings [For more information on this unique social network's monetary model, please see: «Tsū, A New Social Network Pays Indie Authors To Promote Their Work.»]