Sentences with phrase «indie marketing»

Gamasutra sat down with Cheng to discuss Shank's post-launch success, how publishers influence indie marketing, the state of the downloadable market, and more.

We are no multinational corporation, we can not fight this decision, even though, frankly, it is a disaster with indie marketing as difficult as it is today.

Lots of indie marketing happens via Twitch nowadays.

(Other IGS 2007 videos posted so far are Matt Wegner on physics, alongside the Gastronaut founders on «Small Arms» for XBLA, the Telltale folks on Sam & Max / episodic gaming, Gamelab's Eric Zimmerman on «The Casual Cash Cow», and Braid's Jon Blow on indie prototyping, as well as Russell Carroll on «indie marketing».)

Overall, in terms of indie marketing, using your budget towards PR is going to likely net superior results and return on investment than spending the same amount on sole advertising.

Sonia Marsh presents How to Become a Successful Gutsy Indie Publisher posted at Gutsy Living, saying, «I hope you find these links helpful, based on my own indie marketing success stories.»

It's a term several of the popular Indie marketing gurus use.

You can keep buying $ 75 dollar seals or Twitter Blasts or Indie Marketing Packages that share your book with lots and lots of people.

Self - publisher and indie marketing pro Joanna Penn shares her knowledge generously and offers a star - studded backlist of audio and video interviews with industry movers and shakers.

I discuss all these topics — the importance of editing and how best to get it; legacy marketing vs indie marketing; how an author can decide what's best for him or her — in greater detail in a talk I gave at Grub Street Writers earlier this month.

I predict he «Äôll go far, and Blue Valentine, whatever the new, handwringing forces of indie marketing decree, deserves to be the movie that takes him a good part of the way there.

The indie market has become increasingly challenging as small films without recognizable names are having a tougher time luring the public away from their Netflix queues.

The indie market is usually filled with queer coming of age stories grabbing the spotlight on the festival circuit and in some cases, all the way to awards season, like Luca Guadagnino's masterpiece Call Me By Your Name did last year.

And thanks to the culture of karma and cooperation in the Indie market, you can produce a world - class book.

The novella is free of typographical and formatting errors, and is well edited, which is quite a relief in today's indie market.

First, the indie market (in e-book) is very young.

People have been saying for several years now that the YA indie market is dead.

Glad to see the indie market is open to everyone.

With the Indie market flooded with a gazillion new romance authors each month, can a brand new author still make it in the Indie world?

No one wears that function for the indie market — that very function is why so many indies have gone independent.

The second and less easily answered question (the «long view») is: if no competitor can or will respond to Amazon's moves and it does corner the Ebook / indie market, where does that leave the future of indie publishing?

Without question you will find the same in the indie market, and it can be quite a challenge to find the good ones.

You would have thought they were determined to kill off the indie market to have heard some of the naysayers.

If you simply adore the undead, your passion may bring a new spark to the genre and you may find a great niche audience in the indie market.

So say the indie market's size is 30 % of the 4 billion, for 1.2 billion.

The one thing about this Google OS is that it does not limit you if you want to install your own 3rd party applications from web based or indie markets.

Joe's initiative is great, but if we could inform our readers that the money they spend on taxes going to libraries is practically only devoted to trad pub books and ebooks, and that this doesn't reflect EXACTLY, for instance the indie market share of the first retailer in the world, maybe things would advance a little bit in the right direction.

But the indie market exists since a few years.

Kobo has a golden opportunity here to scoop up the huge indie market if they choose to.

I chose to self - publish because I'm a huge supporter of the indie market in all art forms (movies, games, comics, etc.).

Yes, there is a lot of dreck being published, but it's hardly limited to the Indie market.

In other words, far from losing ground, the overall indie market share has grown.

There are exceptions, just as I am one, but the market, specifically indie market, seems to me to be more authors chasing fewer sales.

Over the last week or so, I've had occasion to talk with several authors who are looking at dipping their toe in the indie market.

Yes, but the indie market IS different.

And in the poster's case, even going indie is far from a panacea — as I said before, the conventional wisdom is that literary fiction does terribly in the indie market.

(See more ideas for popular niche indie markets here, on All Indie Writers.)

What may be something that other trade publishers and indies want to look at is Holtzbrinck's double play in the indie market.

Unfortunately, there are those who try the indie market without doing their research.

Major indie sellers are not as prevalent in the German indie market yet, he says, as in the US.

But I do wonder how many of them actually do... I know the Authors Earnings statistics give a very positive view of the indie market but it doesn't provide a detailed view of the distribution of sales.

Amazon owns the indie market.

It is also remarkable that while the share of the traditional publishing houses (including the Big 5) falls (probably partly due to the publishers artificially keeping the prices high), the indie market grows: individual authors sell more ebooks daily on Amazon than the publishers with ISBN put together.

But to our knowledge, it now stands as the single best indicator of the size of the discernible indie market in the USA.

New York Times best selling New Adult specialist, Colleen Hoover, started her career in the overcrowded self published indie market with standalone, Slammed, successfully moving onto a contract with Atria, a division of Simon & Schuster.

Many of us in the indie market simply write quietly and relish our new found freedom.

You know, a blog that consistently teaches you something new or provides information on topics that self - publishers need to know to succeed in today's competitive indie market?

Really, if they were doing their jobs right, there wouldn't be an indie market.

(And don't think traditional publishing and its supporters aren't already trying to undermine the indie market.

Author B decides to take a chance on the indie market.