Sentences with phrase «huge sales spikes»

In November, EA was still preparing itself for a double - whammy of huge sales spikes — a spike for the holiday season and another spike after the release of the film.

The head of Kobo in Australia Malcolm Neil, whom is also the CEO of the Australian Book Sellers Association recently told the Sydney Morning Herald that «We actually saw a huge sales spike in the couple weeks afterwords.

So if you have a big audience that pre-ordered your book there, you'll get a huge sales spike on publication day that'll propel your ebook up the ranks.

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But brands also felt the Oprah love, many seeing a huge spike in sales in a phenomenon that became known as the Oprah Effect.

You can stop using promo sites or list trades and instead focus only on advertising — consistent daily sales rather than a huge spike in sales or downloads.

And this year, the arrival of the iPad put a huge spike in ebook sales thanks to Apple's built - in iBooks store and ereading app.

No, that huge, months - long sales spike came almost entirely from attention generated internally by Amazon alone, via its promotions, bestseller - list placements, and algorithm - governed recommendation system.

While there is a huge spike in sales each Christmas season, from 2011 -LSB-...]

But don't expect a huge spike in sale just from a temporary price promotion.

I'm on the verge of self publishing my first novel and it would be valuable for marketing efforts to know when would be good to introduce promotions, obviously christmas and new year are huge then, but are there other sales spikes in the calendar year?

«This meant when a book came off the free list, instead of seeing a huge spike (a lower book ranking) as well as a nice increase in book sales, it wasn't happening... to the extent I'd grown accustomed to, [and] recently I've been seeing a meager spike, fewer sales.

Publishers saw huge spikes in digital sales during and after the holidays, after people received e-readers as gifts.

The huge peak from my sales - spike experiment is obvious, and does seem to have a tailing effect.

Anytime there is a huge spike in average sales prices, the market will always correct itself and stabilize a little in the months to come.

The National Association of Home Builders (NAHB) called on Congress recently to take steps to resolve unintended consequences of the Biggert - Waters Flood Insurance Act that are resulting in huge premium spikes for many home owners and impacting the sale, construction and remodeling of homes across the nation.