Sentences with phrase «even on the bestseller»

There are some books there that aren't even on the bestseller list.

Not exact matches

In his online course, «Kindle Launch Plan: $ 1400 in 30 Days & an Amazon Bestseller,» Loper teaches his students how to build a foundation on Amazon and then successfully launch a book even if an author doesn't yet have a large audience of fans.

Some of my favourites are well - known — think Margaret Atwood, L.M. Montgomery, Michael Ondaatje, Farley Mowat, Leonard Cohen, Douglas Copeland, even the current darling of the New York Times bestseller list, Ann Voskamp — and therefore, aren't appearing here, since most of you already know of them (and if you don't — get on that).

This new course will include my own findings on what allows us to truly be free from past painful experiences in the research I did for my latest book, New York Times bestseller, Conscious Uncoupling: 5 Steps to Living Happily Even After.

Based on Katherine's New York Times Bestseller, Conscious Uncoupling: 5 Steps to Living Happily Even After, How to Break Up in a Whole New Way, this program will help you find relief from breakup pain, reclaim your personal power, and create your «happily even after» lEven After, How to Break Up in a Whole New Way, this program will help you find relief from breakup pain, reclaim your personal power, and create your «happily even after» leven after» life.

It didn't happen, but Ehrlich built on his success, wrote more bestsellers and even now says he was...

Even at a time when sales of catalog titles on physical media appear to be the slowest they've been since the advent of DVD, you can't question the wisdom of Universal Studios Home Entertainment revisiting this perennial bestseller once more, this time in a remastered 30th Anniversary Edition Blu - ray + Digital HD release five years after its Blu - ray debut.

Sophomore helmer Jon S. Baird's needfully messy adaptation of «Trainspotting» author Irvine Welsh's 1998 bestseller stays true to the novel's spirit of riotous despair, even as it cuts down on the tapeworm monologues.

Even though Fincher's gotten into a disheartening streak of adapting airport - thriller bestsellers into mediocre movies (I'm looking at you, Dragon Tattoo), he avoids that with his adaptation of Gillian Flynn's Gone Girl, turning that lascivious, tabloid luridness into a reflection on our obsession with that same sensationalism.

Ready Player One, based on the bestseller of the same name, is a pandering, crassly commercial victory of intellectual property law that's also, in its best moments, grand popcorn entertainment, made with skill and wit and even sincerity.

In fact, it's not even the second - or third bestseller on the list, with the Toyota Highlander, GMC Acadia and Chevrolet Traverse all pulling ahead of this Korean offering in terms of sales numbers for 2017.

Even if you write a book better than that international bestseller in your genre category, it will languish in the Kindle store and on the bookshelf unless you convince readers to take a risk and invest time in reading -LSB-...]

The self - published authors mentioned below are a combination of things: bestsellers on the NYT's lists, part of the «Amazon's million» book club, and some, like Ksenia Anske, are not even making money off their book sales yet, but already have thousands of supporters.

Or, as ResultSource explains it on its website, ``... having a Bestseller (sic) initiates incredible growth — exponentially increasing the demand for your thought leadership, skyrocketing your speaking itinerary and value, giving you a national (even global) spotlight, and solidifying your author brand as the foremost leader in your niche.»

Given his historical status and his previous titles» critical acclaim, it's conceivable that a memoir of his will remain on bestseller lists literally for years, and could even work its way into educational curricula as required reading.

According to the article by James B. Stewart, Third Place Books» Robert Sindelar decided to take the high ground and offer certain Hachette titles at a significant discount, and even went so far as to hand deliver an eagerly anticipated bestseller's follow - up to customers who pre-ordered it, something those same customers can not currently do on Amazon.

Writers do a variety of things like this even now, from analyzing the kinds of clients agents have, to writing to order based on Amazon's bestseller algorithms.

DBW just came out with a better, but not perfect, ebook bestseller list and it is even more dominated by traditional publishing, at least on the surface.

You overprint number of books in order to «make» bestsellers and the retuned books or even worse the stripped covers are a waste of trees, money, and time on multiple stops along the way.

Some even guarantee your book will be a # 1 bestseller, and show you hundreds of success stories so you think nothing of spending $ 5,000 on their weekend course or their bestseller training.

Now understand, I had a book hit # 1 on the electronic bestseller list done by Peanut Press in 2000 and even have an award on my shelf proving it.

For the past 10 years, I've worked as a marketing consultant who has helped authors get books on the New York Times bestseller list 3 different ways, including fiction, non-fiction, and even a 20 - year - old backlist book.

I like printing a few hardcover versions through Lulu (because it's easier and cheaper to set up than Lightning Source) and taking some media kit shots of me in a bookstore (doesn't have to be an official «book signing» — you can even put a few on the bestseller shelf and take pictures of them there).

Many offices even download authors» submissions directly to e-readers to make their workload more portable, meaning the unpublished manuscript of the next New York Times bestseller just made its way on to the internet in an e-reader compatible format.

Ideally pitch book before publication date as that's when Hollywood most interested or if bestseller, however, books which have been released and even been on the market for extended periods of time can still be pitched; again, it's all about good stories that can translate well film TV, etc..

While one could argue that films are simply based on books that are already massive bestsellers, this fails to account for the many bestsellers that have not been made into movies, even when written by some of the same authors whose other books have been filmed (and quite successfully at that).

It's common to find the newest bestsellers showing up on bookstore shelves in hardcover, and some months later in paperback, and later still in the even more economical trade paperback.

In most cases a major Hollywood adaptation all but automatically puts a book in the NYT bestseller list for at least a couple weeks and it's relatively cheap for publishers to put out a new edition featuring the film actors / poster as a cover to draw in even more people who would otherwise have not read the book, especially since a popular film adaptation means the books will be shown face up on tables or in special displays all over the place.

Even Donna Tartt's «The Goldfinch,» a book that is nearly a year old, costs more than new releases of Amazon - published titles and, more still than the handful of self - published books on the Kindle bestseller list.

In fact, as I will now attempt to prove in terms of that other obviously agricultural matter which obviously isn't well known in NYC publishing circles, logic — in terms of talent, on average, agent - selected, traditionally published authors are... third class bestsellers, and quite possibly of less value than even midlisters, or largely indistinguishable from those.

This is why on average independent bestsellers — or even those achieving midlist sales, are better than I am.

I am the author (all on Amazon KDP Selects) of 12 books (soon my 13th will come out) and am considered an Amazon Bestseller (I've had some top sellers (Top Ten) and even a # 1 book in Health (for a week)-- IMPROVING MALE SEXUALITY FERTILITY AND TESTOSTERONE — GreatMedEBooks.com) and, DESPITE all my experience, this is an eye opening and VERY helpful book on co-marketing.

In what is probably not even close to the weirdest thing about this book, it is at this very moment the number one bestseller on Amazon in the Love / Sex / Marriage, Satire, and Biography & History Graphic Novels categories.

The three books had sold more than 250K copies and reached the bestseller lists even before Random picked it up and got that story on the front page of the New York Times.

That can make things a little tougher for tracking and even promoting your book with the various vendors, but it actually has no impact on something else a lot of authors covet: The bestseller lists.

I even managed — for a few precious hours — to outsell Donald Trump on the Amazon Kindle careers bestseller list.

Even if your eventual goal is to make the NYTimes bestseller list, start with a goal of making back your investment on your book.

Even the hottest bestsellers on the shelves are being formatted to e-readers so that they can be enjoyed by readers anywhere on devices like the Kindle.

Your book will be fully professionally edited, designed, published, and even launched with a strategy to land you as a bestseller on Amazon.

But there's been no one huge book promotion hit — no, not even an appearance on «Oprah» — that can guarantee an author will sell a specific number of books on a given day, or that the number of books sold will be enough to catapult the book to the bestseller lists.

Even if you write a book better than that international bestseller in your genre category, it will languish in the Kindle store and on the bookshelf unless you convince readers to take a risk and invest time in reading it.

And once you're on the NYTimes Bestseller list, the interest of NY publishers becomes even more intense.

If you are an indie author through a small press or on your own without a nationally recognized brand on your score card, and you utilize the print - on - demand technology for your physical books, you will not jump on a bestseller list within a week or even a month of your book being available for sale.

Yet, many authors base their fantasy life on being in a brick and mortar bookstore — even though they basically know that only bestsellers are found there.

I am currently only published on Amazon so even though my sales rank has been in the Top 100 Paid for weeks, I won't be adding «New York Times Bestseller» to my covers anytime soon.

Income from commercial publications through the subsidization allows supporting poets, scientists, and even those authors of new and daring texts, who will never appear on the bestseller lists.

The book sold even faster, spending 13 weeks on the New York Times bestseller list.

In a post the other day about bargain prices for a couple of Elizabeth Peters ebooks in the Kindle Store, I made the point that readers may actually be able to influence publisher pricing behavior when we jump on bargain prices like those mentioned in the post, even while the Kindle bestseller list shows some signs that Kindle owners are accepting agency - model pricing:

Even with the self - publishing indie bestseller C.J. Lyons taking a seat on the Guild board, the independent sector was not to be placated.

If you're reaching tens of thousands of sales (one title, in a year), you've substantially broken out... As an Indie title selling tens of thousands, you are likely on the bestseller charts somewhere on Amazon (unless your category is extremely competitive), which boosts your visibility substantially and ensures even more sales.