Sentences with phrase «focusing on buying books»

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Building a global - scale order book was the first phase of AGT's expansion; the second is now focused on vertical integration, buying key infrastructure up and down the supply chain.

Bitcoin exchanges typically have multiple components to their service offerings such as buying, selling, trading (user - to - user), specialized computer algorithms to match together buyers and sellers, order books, fast deposits and withdrawals, multiple currencies, compliance with Know Your Customer (KYC) and Anti-Money Laundering (AML) laws, a focus on user security and Bitcoin security, Two - Factor Authentication (2FA), proof of solvency, integrated wallets to store bitcoin, and so on.

As a part time working mum, I really am excited about a slow cooker cook book out there that focuses on health and flavor, even if I don't win it I'm going to try and buy it!

Although Adubato's book doesn't focus specifically on education, I'd like to highlight some of his key ideas about buy - in and relate those to getting folks on board with social and emotional learning at your school.

Book marketing campaigns for children's books must be focused on media that caters to the buyers of these books — parents, guardians, etc., since most children do not buy books!

The goal is to provide access to an unlimited number of carefully selected books for a monthly fee so that people can focus on which e-books they'd like to read rather than which e-books they'd like to buy.

The most important thing is that it contains up - to - date information on where to buy your book, so make this the main focus of your website.

The process is exactly the same as writing a blurb for a fiction book, although the blurb will focus on selling the benefits of the book to the potential reader (and how the book will help them if they buy it), rather than trying to hook them into a story.

If authors keep their pricing at a reasonable level and focus on a variety of well - thought - out marketing strategies people will still buy their books.

You'll also hear discussions on news stories focusing on Kobo books on planes, clickbait advice, carving your own path, Amazon's new sales pages, and Google's upcoming addition of buy buttons to search results.

Decide what step you want them to take (join your mailing list, read reviews, buy your book, get a sample, etc) and focus on that.

Instead of focusing on your book's message and the benefits that readers will enjoy, focus on those who are buying books for others!

I keep telling authors to focus on validating their ideas and writing books people want to buy; unfortunately the modernist idealism of «ART» continues to blind authors to the realities of publishing success, and they're creating in a «Field of Dreams» mentality that promises all their creative efforts will be rewarded as long as they listen to their passion and muse.

Never too late to start — focus on building relationships rather than «buy my book» spamming and you'll get there.

Just remember to focus on relatability and plot while targeting younger female readers are that buying digital books.

When you focus your author website on one book, you make one call to action very clear: Buy this book.

In an article for Publisher's Weekly on where the newly formed publishing house stands, Jim Milliot outlined exactly how distinct the company still remains, due largely in part to the need to focus on selling the fall list and moving forward through the busy back to school and holiday book buying seasons.

Traditional publishing was too focused on getting their print books into the bookstores, whereas digital publishing sites are focused on the reader, on getting the reader to click the buy button.»

From collections directed at small children to anthologies for teenagers, publishers have begun to focus on young readers of poetry as a very real segment of the book - buying population.

is a Dallas, Texas - based technology start - up focused on helping readers buy, interact and share more books.

By making these locations even more real in the minds of readers through the variety of interactive experiences, Lonely Planet is effectively ensuring that this focus on international expansion will result in an audience of readers who want to buy the books.

As tempting as it might be to think the parent would be your primary book audience (children don't usually buy their own books), avoid overthinking this process and focus in on who will be reading the book.

Not having a product to sell is actually an excellent way for you to focus on being a person, not an automaton who constantly spouts «Buy my book!»

There are some good reasons for Amazon to stay focused on the Kindle — The Kindle Tablet can't hit the $ 100 or even the $ 200 mark, hardcore readers want dedicated eReaders, LCD can't touch eInk when it comes to battery life or readability, 80 % of book sales are to 20 % of the people buying books and those people want dedicated reading devices.

Try to worry less about how much your book continues to remain stocked in a Barnes & Noble or nationally, and focus more on ways to perennially get attention and word of mouth for your book to the audiences most likely to buy it.

The device comes as the company puts more focus on its digital business, with consumers increasingly buying digital books as an alternative to print books, and healthy Nook sales helping to sell more e-books, according to the company.

I think writers, wannabe - writers, agents, and publishing industry pros spend so much time focusing on inside baseball, and associating with others who focus on it, that they forget that most of the «regular folk» out there (i.e., the book buying public) don't have a clue who the players are behind the scenes.

Lots of focus on the company, worthless for the authors, since people don't buy books that way.

I also think about my publisher and my readers, not to change what I write, but to remain focused on the prize — not only writing a good book, but selling it, and then, readers buying it.

As I'm the author of geek fiction stories, I very much focus on finding ways to reach and convince the users of iOS devices to buy my books.

Instead, we should focus on the breakdown of readers buying books offline (like at a brick - and - mortar bookstore) versus buying books online (like at Amazon or barnesandnoble.com).

(And in the case of at least the Nook and Kindle, the focus is on buying books from B&N and Amazon.

Help Amazon Sell Your Books: Focus on promoting a book through Amazon and you'll get a lot of extra exposure on pages like New Releases, Top 100, Customers Also Bought and in targeted email campaigns.

Replace your focus on you and your book with a focus on what's keeping your prospects from buying your book, products, or services?

If Publishers focus on what's best for readers they end up making it easier for casual readers — easier for them to get into reading, easier for them to become dedicated readers, and easier for them to actually buy the books they are thinking of reading.

Other authors prefer to focus their website's call to action on encouraging visitors to buy a book.

Interviewed by Poynter.org yesterday, Lozada talked about his plans, which are focused on «building a digital audience,» by using «author interviews; short posts that highlight key nuggets from new books; deep dives on trends in nonfiction,» such as his piece, «The End of Everything» and adds, «while I know that lots of people use reviews to help them decide which books to buy and read, lots of them also see reviews as a substitute for reading the book.

This report explores the world of e-books and libraries, where libraries fit into these book - consumption patterns of Americans, when people choose to borrow their books and when they choose to buy books — with a particular focus on the habits and patterns of younger Americans.

Amazon has been such a dominant force in the book world largely because they have focused on the reader, on delivering what readers want: easy access to ebooks, easy delivery of paper books to your door, a seamless buying experience.

What the price - to - book - based analysis hints at, however, are the merits of qualities that all value investors share, namely that you focus on qualities about a business as opposed to external factors and that you pay attention to market prices only in so far as they present the opportunity to buy shares at large discounts to what you conservatively estimate are their inherent worth.

The book focuses on timing long - term buy and hold decisions, an important distinction.

This research found there was a need for financial literacy resources focusing on buying a car, renting appliances and using book up, and these should be targeted towards regional and remote consumers.

Focusing specifically on TFG, its long - term 12.4 % RoE certainly justifies a 1.0 price / book multiple — I can't predict when, but I am confident it will happen — as investor sentiment finally improves, TFG's NAV & AUM hopefully continue to increase, management continues buying back shares, management potentially considers & implements more radical value enhancement / realisation measures, a possible external acquirer / activist shows up, etc. — meanwhile, as I said, investors can focus on the compounding.

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This is quite a niche book, focused exclusively on the topic of where exactly you're going to place your tiny home, and all of the considerations that come with that decision, including zoning, handling neighbors and landlords, and factors like renting or buying land.

We also have a present focus on patron driven acquisitions, pay as you go, and buying books, subscribing to databases upon user request and not in anticipation of user demand.

Big Book of Bargains shows ways to save on day - to - day purchases like food and clothing; Clark Smart Parents, Clark Smart Kids is all about how parents can introduce their children to money, from allowance up to buying their first car; Clark Smart Real Estate teaches how to invest in and build wealth through real estate; and Living Large In Lean Times focuses on small ways to save money: cutting electric bills, finding coupons, and getting the best plans for your cell phone.

If you are not ready for therapy, buy this book and work on it with your partner weekly: «An Emotionally Focused Workbook for Couples» by Veronica Kallos - Lilly and Jennifer Fitzgerald.

???? I just bought this book everybody keeps telling me to read by J. Scott so I'm going to read it cover to cover and just focus on marketing to absentee owners.