Sentences with phrase «for kboards»

Hmm, this survey must be for Kboards «writers.»

Not exact matches

Update, 9/6/17: Playster posted further on KBoards that they are «investigating the labeling thoroughly, using some of the examples in [the KBoards] thread, to establish exactly what's happening,» and asking for «patience.»

KBoards user quadtronix also had some big ideas for changes, like dual, color displays that fold together like a real book.

«I can't really think of anything I'm really hoping for,» said KBoards member Speaker - To - Animals.

Writing on the kboards forum, H M Ward says: «I had my serials in Kindle Unlimited for 60 days and lost approx 75 % of my income.

On kboards, someone suggested that what we need is a separate KU for Kids.

I've been a lurker on Kboards» Writers Cafe for months now, and the same 3 - 4 people who regularly comment about the evils of Amazon on EVERY SINGLE Amazon - related thread have sales rankings for their books in the high six - digits.

If you hang out someplace like the KBoards Writers» Café, you can see what people are doing before you publish yours, why you're still looking for a publisher.

Quite a few posts on the indie author discussion site KBoards Writers Cafe reflect a concern, even an obsession, with writing and publishing as fast as possible, for fear of failing to generate sustainable sales.

I read on KBoards that they will sell it for $ 32 using the Coupon Code «WORDSWITHJAM».

Elsewhere on KBoards, they complain about this all the time, but for some reason they seem unable to make the logical leap that page rank does not correlate with sales.

On KBoards, I've noticed that the usual crowd is ganging up on you for going against the «estsablished wisdom» by writing this post.

Tip: In February, BookBub held a discussion on the Kboards and answered many questions for indie authors.

Can you put a shout out on KBoards asking for recommendations?

Also, anecdotally from discussions on the Kboards and Passive Voice, several major hybrid writers have noted that the Big 5 aren't so much interested in print only deals — they're looking for erights too.

Hugh Howey launched the idea on Kboards, a forum for Kindle readers, but also the meeting place of an active community of indie writers.

Over on the KBoards site, in a thread going back to September, there are howls of protest about this that range from condemning Amazon for changing its terms of service to censorship.

In late 2011 I joined the Kboards, an online forum that had become a hotbed of information for indie authors trying to make inroads in selling digital books.

Start a thread on The Writer's Cafe on kboards (be sure and join the discussion on the Kindle Scout thread while you're there), or reach out for help in one of the many author community pages on Facebook.

At this low point, I dug deep in Kboards, especially one thread devoted to Scout experiences and requests for nominations.

Rebecca Hamilton has quite the reputation in the author community — read Christina's account for more, or this thread on Kboards.

For me, the Kboards Writer's Café is a great resource, but the point there is information, not connecting with fans.

The Kboards post that led to her writing three books for authors, talking about the tactics she's used to grow to a full - time income even without being a huge seller on Amazon or «sticking» there with new releases.

For KUBVB %, a Kboards poll had given us a starting point of 50 % borrows / 50 % buys, which we later validated to within a few percent against Amazon's KU 1.0 payout and pot size announcement.

Hugh Howey, in a Kboards discussion about reviews, suggests a multiple choice test for reviewers: