Sentences with phrase «made audience of readers»

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Although WordPress ranks higher than Medium, it's a good idea to use both if you can — the latter has more of a built - in audience, and making use of tags on your post can help attract readers.

It's that sort of complete candor and reasonableness that makes this book so accessible to a general audience, even readers who currently rely heavily on processed or fast food.

She did, nonetheless, consult and observe working scientists and manages to make the research at the center of the story plausible yet unintimidating to her regular audience of nonscientist readers.

Feige kept saying often that he'd love for audiences to have the same experience that comic book readers have - where characters make surprise appearances almost out of nowhere in issues they pick up.

The comic book audience is largely made up of white males, so publishers have often erred on the side of caution with black characters or have created a black character simply in an attempt to market to a new audience of black readers.

Once teachers transform traditional writing tasks into real - life ones that include audience, they will see the «have - tos» turn into a desire to get it done, make it good, and the excitement of getting a response from their reader or readers.

Digital Rights Management, or DRM, and other forms of locking down a book often make it more painful for readers and does more to dissuade the audience you're looking for.

His ability to make microcosmic stories speak to a vast audience of readers is something that literature won't repeat soon.

Since so much of finding an audience and selling a book is about how a book is positioned in the marketplace, it's also important to get feedback about how your book compares to other books in its genre, and whether the way it's presented (for example, the book's cover and title) makes sense to a reader.

The requests you make of this loyal audience may be different from the average reader on your marketing list.

This made the process of determining how to reach their audience easier because they had an idea which marketing channels would most effectively grow their reader base.

but even those who have such interested audiences will find that many of their sales disappear if they don't make their books available where their readers prefer to shop.

I'm going to say right up front that I'm not a regular reader of Wolverine, but that should make me the ideal audience for a comic designed to draw in new readers.

Readers have been delighted by both companies that make foreign translations of English language books available, as well as companies like Le French Book that operate in reverse, taking modern - day bestselling French titles and making them available in English to US and UK audiences via ebook.

«Now we think it's time for us to serve a global audience, making Yilin's Chinese language titles available to overseas Chinese readers, as well as translated works of Chinese writers for English readers.

The genre of book, the audience you want to target as potential readers, and the «hook» that will make people want to read the book will all be factors in what marketing and promotional methods you choose.

This may have made the process of determining how to reach their audience easier because they had an idea of which marketing channels would effectively grow their reader base.

The genre of book, the audience you want to target as potential readers, and the «hook» that will make people want to read the book are all factors in what marketing and promotional methods you choose.

Throughout all of this, Amazon has set itself apart by understanding that there is a very real audience of readers out there, and by working towards the goal of putting books into consumers» hands, no matter what steps make it possible.

By making these locations even more real in the minds of readers through the variety of interactive experiences, Lonely Planet is effectively ensuring that this focus on international expansion will result in an audience of readers who want to buy the books.

But it's getting more and more possible for midlist authors to find an audience of appreciative readers and make a living or at least pay some bills as self - published authors and it's because of the rise of eBooks and online distributors like Amazon.

«Book soundtracks like these have become increasingly popular among authors and readers, especially as the connection between writers and their audience has become more interactive, and as the fast popularity of music - streaming services like Spotify have made it easy to share songs online.

Instead of hoping that potential readers hear about your book, with Author Agency's Marketing Solutions you can make an effort to promote your book and build an audience.

Finally, make sure your book is available in print and ebook to reach the widest audience of readers.

The first step to reaching your target audience is to have a solid understand of what types of readers make up that audience and what exactly your book has to offer them.

Start to make relationships with your target audience and over time as you build a connection and trust, these people may become potential readers and consumers of your content.

If you have books that readers will enjoy, anything you do to put copies of your books in the hands of your target audience can pay great dividends in the future (some authors go to the extreme of making one permanently free).

But he gives no quarter to ideas that this means trade shouldn't be taking advantage of what scholarly can teach it: trade and scholarly publishing have challenges that «at heart remain the same: making the economics work while satisfying a diverse audience of both authors and readers,» he writes.

Mark Coker, Smashwords CEO, expresses ironic sentiment that the acquisition deal is Amazon's «brilliant move» that would «lock up discovery for the next couple of years» whereas Russ Grandinetti, Amazon VP of Kindle Content, envisions how both Amazon and Goodreads will achieve «a wider audience and make a better living at their craft... to delight readers and authors alike.»

Before you start spending money, make sure you follow some of the tips we discussed earlier, such as narrowing your target audience and surveying your current readers.

Its main purpose is to generate interest and increase awareness of the author's book on each blog that is part of the tour by reaching the followers of a specific blogger, thus exposing the author's book to a wide and varied audience and potential readers who would hopefully buy the book once it is published or made available for sale.

Don't think you'll get away without one — it is the highest - converting way to keep in touch with your audience, and every high - performing indie author that I've ever seen is also a master of utilizing their email list to keep readers informed of upcoming work, engage them in promotions and make them feel like part of the author's fan community.

Following guidelines provided by design experts at Simon & Schuster and tailored to your desired reading audience, the interior pages of your book will include custom chapter titles, headings, page numbers and other elements to make your book easier for readers to enjoy.

This whole sorry situation is one of the reasons why independent, direct - to - the - reader distribution that's made possible by the internet has appealed so strongly to self - publishers and book readers who are looking for more than what's offered to the largest possible audience.

A blog will give you a chance to explore the ideas in your book, bounce new plans off readers, build a community of interest, and make it much more likely your books will reach a receptive audience.

Digital readers are brand - conscious — the fly - by - night nature of some digital publishers made them a wary audience, so they developed loyalty to those publishers they could trust for a quality, consistent product, including Samhain.

I don't normally promote or share my fiction stuff with my non-fiction audience (because you want real readers buying your books, not other authors), but it makes a LOT of sense to incentivize scifi and fantasy authors into sharing books with their audience to win free book promotion or author services.

Having your book only available in print will reach just half of your available audience, so it makes sense to have your book available in any format your potential readers prefer if your goal is to increase book sales.

And this leads me to wonder if the book marketing industry hasn't fallen into Hollywood's safety rut of why risk something new until the clones start making audiences and readers begin to gag.

Considering that today's reader has an abundance of choices available to them, it makes sense to give your audience what they crave....

Following guidelines provided by design experts at Reader's Digest and tailored to your desired reading audience, the interior pages of your book will include custom chapter titles, headings, page numbers and other elements to make your book easier for readers to enjoy.

Then make it instantly available to a global audience of readers.

Instead of dealing with issues of visibility and promotion, it makes much more sense to work on building an audience of loyal readers who will support you throughout the creative process, and then when your book is ready, buy it.

They don't really know what they're missing — the fulfillment from writing to a live audience; the depth of the reading experience made possible only through the web, something that we as web fiction readers have had the luck to experience over the past couple of years.

Most of these services will just do the research for you, but I think selecting the books who share your audience is better — as long as you've read them or screen them to make sure they are similar to what you're offering: don't market to someone else's audience if you aren't providing a very similar reading experience or assuming those readers will like your book if your book is very different.

While self - publishing through your own site has its benefits, the massive audience of Amazon's Kindle store makes it appealing for authors looking to share their work with new readers.

It's one of the easiest ways to make printable PDFs and eBooks from existing web content in order to reach additional audiences and offer readers more choices.

As someone who is red green colorblind (approximately 10 % of the population has a color vision irregularity), I would strongly second that recommendation, and extend it to every presentation intended for large audiences made by any of the readers of this blog.

A book like the one you describe will be useful throughout the common law world, not just in Canada; and whilst Canadian constitutional pieties might just about justify not translating the relevant passages for a Canadian audience, it makes the book potentially far less useful in the rest of the Common law world where such pieties do not obtain, and it can not be assumed that the readers will have any second language, let alone that any such second lanaguage would French.

Many experts and stakeholders agree that «Such proposals make it harder for us to be heard, to reach new readers and new audiences», independent publishers explained in an open letter, whose signatories include the publishers of 900 periodicals in Spain and 155 local newspapers in Italy.