Sentences with phrase «everyone reading your copy»

In my experience, a great mind - set for writing sales copy that doesn't appear too assertive is to assume that everyone reading your copy doesn't want to do what you what them to do!

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I wish everyone were given a copy of PD, Birth To Three as they left their doctor - before their first child is born (so they can start reading while they don't have a little one to deal with).

Read in one sitting then encouraged everyone I knew to get their hands on a copy, too.

Wish I could afford to send a copy of her latest book to everyone in Congress and make them read it.

If the book turns out to be good, many people will buy it in order to read it, because they can not get your copy; therefore, if a book is successful everyone involved in its production will get their share for the work they performed.

The book (which was a success of the author, publisher, editors etc) has been read millions of times, but the author, the publisher, the booksellers the distributors, translators, editors and everyone involved have to share the money of that single copy that you paid for.

Publishers would much rather you tell everyone about the book and each one of those people goes out to buy a copy, rather than reading your copy.

Once you've recruited your team, send everyone a copy of your book to read in advance (a.k.a. — Advance Reader Copy or Acopy of your book to read in advance (a.k.a. — Advance Reader Copy or ACopy or ARC).

Tell us in the comments by March 14 and you'll be entered to win copies of a recent reading group title for everyone in your club (up to 10 copies).

«The title could have been How to be an All - Around Optimized and Awesome Human Being... I think anyone and everyone living in our modern world would be well - served by reading this book... I got the Audible edition, bought the Kindle edition to read along with, and just ordered the print copy so I can make lots of notes and refer to it often.

Once you have a few booked, print some extra copies of your book, invite everyone you know (and really hound them about going), and prepare a short reading.

I have an early digital copy and this is really a book everyone in the comics business should read, especially people going into various digital models, from crowdfunding to subscription to pay what you want.

Everyone attending the talk will be going home with a copy of our publication, Archival Dialogues: Reading the Black Star Collection.

Everyone should find and read a copy of Fred Rodell's «Woe, Unto You Lawyers».

Now, it seems like the ethical thing to do is not to read illegally copied material, even if there's no law to stop you (especially as they might accuse you of being the one to have copied them — however, for the purposes of the question, if possible, try not to turn this into a matter of getting prosecuted because someone thinks you copied the material that you didn't copy; for the purposes of this question, assume everyone in the world knows, believes and acts like you're not the one who copied it, impractical as that might seem).

Also, bring all the documents you need, have enough copies of the reading material so that everyone can read at the same time if you are interviewed by a team.

There's a bit truth hidden behind this fiction: a human resource personnel will read your copy in less than a minute at the initial screening, so everyone thought that three pages would be too much for the employer.

• As an example of the results possible, US Realtor John McKenna hasn't missed a listing for over 4 years — you can view his video testimonial from my website homepage: - http://www.iangrace.com • Cold canvassing — everyone knows the law of averages — if you canvas enough people, of course you will stumble over some who have need of your services — what we are saying here is, there is a better way, to achieve a better result • Mr Willard — I have read Millionaire Real Estate Agent by Gary Keller and have a copy right here • I attended Keller Williams Mega Camp in Austin as a guest, when Jim Reitzel and his son Jeffrey were on stage with Gary Keller, talking about selling investment property, another area I cover in detail.

I just finished reading it and I feel like I want to give a copy to everyone I know.