Sentences with phrase «indie author perspective»

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And Orna Ross, founding director of ALLi, will be on the program of Frankfurt's International Author and Self - Publishing day of programming, at 10 a.m. on the Publishing Perspectives Stage, (Hall 6, E11), to brief the attending authors on the world state today of the indie movement and trends of key importance for their careers.

Taking a step back for perspective, Amazon has made it possible for indie authors to sell their books.

Porter Anderson, Editor - in - Chief of Publishing Perspectives, Co-Owner of The Hot Sheet, and frequent guest blogger on our IngramSpark blog, will reveal the most pressing elements of the business for indie authors right now.

Do indie authors see in my work what they want, because I try to listen to and use their ideas, even if they aren't the best from a sales and marketing perspective?

For Hugh's perspectives on audio books, exclusivity and subscription models, innovations in the publishing space and marketing for indie authors, check out the podcast on iTunes.

Hugh Howey once again shares another interesting perspective on the indie publishing revolution, in this case a refutation of the frequent criticisms of the Author Earnings reports methodology, from the unnamed Data Guy behind those reports.

Spoken from a very narrow perspective and with absolutely zero knowledge of how successful Indie and Hybrid authors operate.

From the perspective of an indie author seeking a path to greater readership, a book trailer offers an opportunity to tap into the burgeoning lingua franca of the Web: video.

The segregation of indie writers from professional authors is starting to transcend personal perspective and now is being put into practice at conventions.

Rachel Thompson, Carolyn McCray, and Amber Scott, arguably three authors who bring vastly different publishing perspectives to the table, have released their Indie Book Collective's bible of independent publishing, Dollars and Sense: The Definitive Guide to Self - Publishing.

Her reflections on her publishing experience are enlightening, especially from an indie - author's perspective.

My perspective: I belong to a local chapter of IBPA, and I believe it's indispensable for new Indie authors.

It's also designed to help indie authors who have already published, but are struggling: either with keeping perspective for the long - term, trying to scale up their businesses from the first book, or just trying not to drown in social media quicksand.

Although venting to your family and coworkers may make you feel better, you'll get a keener professional perspective if you talk to fellow indie authors.

I am a new indie author (one book in print), so my perspective is quite narrow.

An excerpt from Beyond the Literary - Industrial Complex: How Authors and Publishers Are Using the Amazon Kindle and Other New Technologies to Unleash an Indie Movement of Readers and Writers By Stephen Windwalker Copyright 2008, 2009, Stephen Windwalker and Harvard Perspectives Press.

A Comparison of Traditional and Indie Publishing From the Author's Perspective for $ 295.

Looking at this from the perspective of percentages, this may be good for indie authors who are enrolled in KDP Select.

Hi Nina, Congrats on finishing your book and it is a daunting time — check out this post on the arc of the indie author http://www.thecreativepenn.com/2014/07/08/arc-of-the-indie-author/ Hopefully it will give you some perspective as to where you are on the journey.

Mark: I have a pretty unique perspective on Amazon going wide with their ads and it's exactly what BookBub has seen, but I mean BookBub came in, indie authors were their first.

My perspective is unabashedly that of an indie author.

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From a unit market share perspective today, indie authors probably control 15 - 20 % of the ebook market with much variation across retailers and categories.

Ebook pricing is something indie authors debate all the time so this unique perspective is fascinating.

As an indie author, you must learn to stand back and evaluate yourself and your work objectively from a publishing business perspective.