Sentences with phrase «happier author and readers»

Trying new and different things will keep you interested in your own marketing, and that will make for a happier author and readers.

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To celebrate the close of the year, I am happy to present K8's Bookish Christmas, a celebration of books with three HUGE giveaways: One for US readers, one for international readers and a very special box of books from Kate Tilton's Author Services, LLC (US only)!

I am happy to announce that we have formalized an agreement with Emmy winning news reporter, talk show host and radio personality, Errol Smith, to offer author interviews which will be broadcast through Reader... [Read more...]

I am happy to announce that we have formalized an agreement with Emmy winning news reporter, talk show host and radio personality, Errol Smith, to offer author interviews which will be broadcast through Reader Radio's Network of over 10,000 websites.

In fact, her efforts and success at building an author platform were a huge factor in getting her noticed and approached by an agent, as well as earning her the respect of many fellow indie authors and many, many happy readers.

There are more than enough readers haunting Kindle to make me a very happy (and prosperous) author.

As a reader myself, am I happy to purchase ebooks from unknown authors and get highly disappointed more often than not?

Readers are looking for stories and characters that they can empathize with and authors are more than happy to fill that need.

In the context of publishing, it means developing a body of quality titles that an imprint or house (or a niche driven community) can be proud of, written by authors that the publisher and readers are happy to claim as their own.

If readers can accept that it's important that authors and publishers profit from the sale of a book since it's their profit that allows them to continue this great service of providing books, then everyone can be happy.

But most authors will deliberately avoid talking about sales or marketing and say things like «it's not about the money, I'm happy if just one reader enjoys my book!»

Then they get picked up by a publishing house, and suddenly that author's readers aren't happy their work anymore.

I think most readers are happy to pony up a - fair - amount of pocket cash (whatever that means to the individual reader) to go directly into the author's pocket in exchange for a good read, and another, and another.

Your historical novel should be set in Italy, for example, this detail inspires interest in Italian readers and the owners of the library will be very happy to buy copies of a book written by a foreign author who wrote about a topic they love.

The publisher chalks up another sale, the book store can push high - interest product without losing valuable shelf space to stagnant inventory, the author comes away with another happy member of his fan base, and the reader gets a great book.

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Meanwhile Jeff Lamoureaux commented I lost even more respect for Engadget with this «article» and finally CubeJockey lamented «I am sure that all authors are happy that BI perpetuated the fraud by explaining this step - by - step guide to its 17 readers how to exploit this «loophole.»

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Alex and I spoke at length a few weeks ago about self - publishing, book promotions, and useful tools for authors, and I'm happy to direct our readers to his excellent article today!

For authors and readers who still want that physical book, we are happy to serve them with our new line.»

There seems to be no end in sight for readers of this type of writing, and the authors are all too happy to provide the content that fans clamor for.

And readers are happy to support authors of good work if it's on their own terms.

I am the happiest of midlist authors today for having made the leap from traditional to the new frontier in publising, that which rewards the reader and the writer more so than the gatekeepers of old.

Happy New Year from AuthorHouse to all our readers and authors!

I believe this initial assessment of the whole book, rather than reading only a chapter or two, is the best way to see how the author sustains the narrative arc — creates the premise, develops the action, resolves the problem — and brings the reader to some kind of satisfying personal experience, an emotional landing place, whether it's inspiring, happy, tragic or just plain informative.

Fourthly, readers are willing to, and happy to, pay authors for their work.

Rather than paying exorbitant prices for advertising (which may not be effective in the new media world anyway), you enlist a team of happy readers who love your eBook and offer to help spread the word by talking to friends, tweeting about the book and actively sharing their love for your eBook and you as an author.

Satisfied readers means happy readers — and that's also great for authors.

And if readers are happy and it's selling like hotcakes, I think suggesting authors need to shell out irrational amounts of money just to «prove they did this right» is just nonsense and not good business senAnd if readers are happy and it's selling like hotcakes, I think suggesting authors need to shell out irrational amounts of money just to «prove they did this right» is just nonsense and not good business senand it's selling like hotcakes, I think suggesting authors need to shell out irrational amounts of money just to «prove they did this right» is just nonsense and not good business senand not good business sense.

«The same do - it - yourself attitude is at the heart of indie book publishing, which is why we're happy that BookBaby is providing resources for NaNo authors to take that next big step: publishing and finding an audience of readers.»

As always, we're happy that she could take time from her writing to chat with Author's Digest and our readers.

Given the advantages inherent in electronic media, I would think there's a way to imporve on that that both authors and readers would be happy with.

Amazon likes to present it as «We're keeping prices low to benefit readers,» and I know a number of authors who are happy with CreateSpace.

For a well - established author, if the readers are happy and satisfied, if they feel they have gotten their money's worth, even at 7.99, then there's nothing morally wrong with pricing it there for something you have poured your soul into for such a long time.

For self - publishing authors, we could do a flawless book launch and sell thousands of copies, but if the readers aren't happy, negative reviews will build up on our Amazon page and make the book increasing difficult to sell (although, I've seen loads of books with lots of negative book reviews that continue to sell well.

Given that readers are the only people paying for books you'd think Publishers and Authors would all focus on making customers happy — getting them the best quality books at the lowest prices, innovating and improving things, cutting costs and being more efficient.

There is no good and elegant solution to this problem and Amazon devised a solution which is going to make publishers happy, going to make authors happy, going to make easily - confused readers happy, and will only piss off those who already have an investment in ebooks, and it seems like they are working on a transition path for those as well.

And, i hope so: Making many books using the way of Smashwords for Happy Readers and other Authors in the whole WorAnd, i hope so: Making many books using the way of Smashwords for Happy Readers and other Authors in the whole Worand other Authors in the whole World!

Great time to be an Indie author, especially because they can make, market and sell ebooks at no cost, bypass a publisher, sell an ebook for $ 1.99, have a decent royalty and a very happy consumer in the reader, plus it's environmental.

But that's a minor gripe, and I am happy to trade the occasional (and diminishing) lack of recognition as a serious author for the unbelievable support that I get from readers.

I read a lot of debut and mid-list authors and am happy to help readers make informed decisions on what to buy.