Sentences with phrase «just heard from a reader»

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It's been such a joy to hear from readers who have done just that — contributing to our Women of Valor series, making «valor» their word of the year, honoring their wives and sisters and friends as women of valor, even getting «eshet chayil» tattoos!

-LSB-...] Just heard back from a reader who got good results using tapioca gel as an egg substitute in this chocolate cake -LSB-...]

What I have heard over the years from you the readers is that Kombucha fits into just about any lifestyle and supports both the good and bad choices we make as best as it can through digestive health, flushing toxins and re-balancing the body.

As always, I love hearing from my readers: Whether you have a question or you just want to say hello and chat!

I just really love to hear from my readers!

If you are interested in working together or are a reader just looking to connect, I'd love to hear from you.

Our Social Media Manager, Caitlin Timson, and our Editorial Assistant, Kelly Etz, hear from readers on how to deal with friends who just won't stop competing and talk through their own experiences with the complex beast that is female friendship.

Note: These aren't hard - and - fast rules — just what we've experienced and heard from readers and the people in our lives.

One of the biggest questions I hear from readers is, Should I call her or just send a text message.

Not once have I ever heard from a reader that my list was just fine, and they liked it.

Actually just having some fun but myself as a reader and as a parent I have heard from 2 or more different individuals at 2 seperate times that a lot of time can be spent in prep.

For the benefit of other blog readers, I would just say that there has indeed been an email from Derek Doepker (author of Kindle Bestseller Secrets) saying that he has heard that Amazon may be changing their rules to ban this method or something like it.

I feel like my readers come and they want to hear the truth from me, as much as I can, so I try to be just as open as I can be on that post.

But it appears its beta readers culled from their mailing lists so it's basically their fans which more than likely just tell them what they want to hear: love it.

Unless agreed to otherwise, NoiseTrade and Author / Publisher shall jointly own all user data collected from the Services» In other words, you may need to send readers an opt in form just to make sure they're cool with hearing from you.

And we're interested in #FutureChat this week in hearing from members of The FutureBook community about what else is needed in the way of information, what better data on production and sales might offer, not just to authors but also to publishers, their editors and acquisition teams, to marketers and publicity officers, none of whom can see clearly what reader - consumers are up to «by candlelight.»

joseph said: > And one of the most vocal complaints I hear from readers is > having to wade through all the front - matter guff just to get to the text.

And one of the most vocal complaints I hear from readers is having to wade through all the front - matter guff just to get to the text.

Since I put these measures in place, over 15,000 readers have signed up to hear from me about new releases and promotions - all in just a few months.

In the past hour, The Register has heard from readers who have only just been informed about the huge data breach.

I just blogged about this yesterday; a few weeks ago, I heard from an author who had priced all his books at free and he wasn't reaching readers.

From time to time, about once every couple of years, I hear from a reader who thinks their dog looks just like mFrom time to time, about once every couple of years, I hear from a reader who thinks their dog looks just like mfrom a reader who thinks their dog looks just like mine.

At just 5,000 points per night I've heard from readers who have managed to have some fantastic week - long vacations for less than a lot of the properties normally cost for a single night....

Guest posters Michael Geist and David Vaver gave us generously of their talent; all posts were interesting and helpful; and the comments came not just from regular readers but also from a few we haven't heard from before.

But I am eager to hear from readers as to whether they think this might be just wishful thinking on my part.