Sentences with phrase «free copy of one's book»

I'm not sure about that, but to be honest I don't think these authors will be giving away free copies of their books for too long.

** Also, remember you are receiving free copies of the book in exchange for a review.

You could offer free copies of the book in exchange for a fair, honest review.

An author can market his book by offering free copies of their books when certain conditions are met.

The author of this book provided free copies of the book and paid a small fee to have their book reviewed by a professional reviewer.

Give free copies of your book to family and friends, influential people, and anyone who offers to do a book review.

You can turn this into a contest: the best entries will receive free copies of your book before it hits the market.

The author can expect a dozen or more free copies of the book to give to friends and family.

Approximately one to two years after receiving the contract from the publisher, you'll receive a few free copies of your book.

What led to the decision to provide free copies of your book rather than deeply discounted copies?

Full disclosure: I received two free copies of the book for contributing the article.

And I had said «of course» and then I received free copies of their books?

You can do this online as well as offer free copies of your book to local book clubs, libraries and other organizations.

The author of this book provided free copies of the book to have their book reviewed by a professional reviewer.

One of the reasons that people infringe copyright by downloading free copies of your book is because your book is either unavailable or very difficult for them to purchase.

I don't own one yet, but I wanted to know more about how it works, because as a self - published author I'm looking for easy ways to share free copies of my books with reviewers (since looking for promotion opportunities seems to be a more - than - full - time issue now).

Additionally, to spread the word about this book promotionstrategy, authors announce they are giving away free copies of their books on social media networks like Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter and MySpace.

Look in genre - specific Facebook groups to find people who love books like yours, and ask if they'd like free copies of your book in exchange for an honest review.

However, some larger publishers believe that DRM - free copies of their books published in other territories will find their way back to their own market, thus increasing the likelihood of digital piracy.

If as an author you are going to give away free copies of your book as part of your marketing strategy, be it to find readers, gain reviews or try to boost sales of other titles in the series, you want to maximize your KDP Free days.

Authors will be able to build up their email lists and interact with the people who claimed free copies of their books, and readers will know that they'll be kept informed when new titles by authors they enjoyed come out.

Give your list free copies of your book before it goes live so they can read it, then send them a message as soon as the book is live so they can post their reviews.

It would kick out reviewers who receive free copies of books unless Amazon has them register as reviewers.

Marie Force has set a number of her novels in Rhode Island, and ensures that the public libraries in the state always receive free copies of her books whenever she publishes a new one.

instaFreebie Created in 2014, instaFreebie's mission is to ensure that authors have a way of easily distributing free copies of their books to their fans, and that readers have an excellent experience in claiming those free copies in whichever format they want.

This has prompted a new public artwork project in New York City to give away 4,000 free copies of the book for anyone who wants it.

BookLook Bloggers, aHarperCollins Christian Publishingprogram, provides free copies of books in exchange for honest book reviews.

If you want to hear all of my latest news, and get a chance to receive free copies of my books, you can subscribe to my newsletter here.

Promo codes allow you to provide free copies of your book to reviewers, bloggers, or others to build momentum for your book.

These authors are willing to donate free copies of their books in exchange for reviews (if circumstances allow) and the knowledge that their books are being read and enjoyed.

They'll also give you a free copy of their book if you ask for one.

Those who commented were entered a drawing for a free copy of the book.

Today Rachel Held Evans is kind to give away to one of my readers who wins the draw a free copy of her book Evolving in Monkey Town.

I have one free copy of this book to make available to my readers.

Last week I reviewed The Challenge of Jesus by NT Wright, and announced that those who commented on the post would be entered in a drawing for a free copy of the book.

All you have to do is request your free copy of the Book of Mormon, the Pearl of Great Price, and other Mormon publications.

Though nobody except my newsletter subscribers gets the PDF copy for free, anybody can go download a free copy of my book at Amazon.

If you'd like a free copy of my book Bible Matrix (mentioned above), send me a postal address.

If you want a free copy of Book Publishing Instructions, just make sure you have subscribed to one of my email newsletters.

I scored a free copy of the book of mormon, told them i would read it.

John Lawson handed 50 free copies of his book to a chaplain at HM Prison Lewes (pictured below), only to receive an email two weeks later saying they would not be passed on to inmates.