Sentences with phrase «lot of copies of one's book»

This makes me happy — I want to sell lots of copies of those books.

Give lots of copies of the book away and you'll get something even more valuable in return: publicity!

That means that the resellers stock lots of copies of the book, and my publisher keeps printing them.

This week, to celebrate the release of Best 100 Smoothies for Kids, I have teamed up with Blendtec to give you a chance to win a new Blendtec blender of you own, plus I'm giving away lots of copies of the book.

You can send out a lot of copies of your book for $ 150.

If you managed to give away a lot of copies of your book, that translated to the most important thing an indie author needs: visibility.

The reason I was initially excited about Amazon giveaways, was because it seemed like you could set up a giveaway to «gift» a lot of copies of your book automatically, instead of needing to gift 1 copy of your book by email, one by one, to hundreds of people.

Your publisher, Jay, probably does sell a lot of copies of its books that way and probably makes some money from them.

If you pay to have someone publish your book (this used to be called vanity publishing), don't trust your publisher to sell a lot of copies of your book.

I mean, yeah, I'd love to sell a lot of copies of my book but I'm really hoping to get the message in Comfortably Awkward out there.