Sentences with phrase «making more money on»

So, whether you're buying or selling your house, your odds of making more money on the transaction are higher if you work with a top performing agent.

When this happen, Evan said that they typically end up making more money on the loan due to a default.

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I always thought I would be making more Money on my own in my retirement and this really is coming true.

Apple has traditionally been loath to reduce its profit margins on the iPhone, though, and has compensated for slowing unit sales by making more money on each device.

He found he was not just making more money on Wall Street than he was at the UN - he also felt he was doing more good.

Nintendo didn't spend a DIME on making ios or android, yet they are making MORE MONEY on this damn title then their entire company did all last year... times 2.

I was making more money on forex when I first started out because I ignored stop - losses and let my bad trades ride until they eventually came back and made a profit.

Intuitively, we all know why a lot of people won't be making any more money on their self - published book than their day job earns them in an hour, and it's to do with signal - to - noise ratios.

The paperback is $ 12, the epub is $ 12... I want to support authors but are the authors making more money on paperless, electronic delivery?

We do get the basics, though, and besides, this story is more about the way Dennis falls under Rick's spell and the promise of making more money on one real estate deal than he has ever made in his entire life.

It's a win - win because fishermen are making more money on their total catch, and we have introduced new species into the marketplace.

Uber drivers, as well as drivers for Lyft and other ride - hailing companies, are increasingly turning to alternative measures in the hopes of making more money on the job.

In every case a huge amount of fixed costs up front is overwhelmed by the ongoing ability to make money at scale; to put it another way, tech companies combine fixed costs with marginal revenue opportunities, such that they make more money on additional customers without any corresponding rise in costs.

But both play a role in the cleverly complex transaction that enables someone to sell Ruckel's Ripple Rug on eBay — and, occasionally, make more money on it than Ruckel himself does.

He helps major brands like Dairy Queen, Amazon and Expedia make more money on the web.

A small company can make more money on items sold through a catalog than through retail; with club sales you can also reduce the cost of direct mail.

All of a sudden I made more money on one real estate investment than I did on my entire salary and three part - time jobs,» he said.

I promised to live off only my passive income stream of $ 78,000 until I could finally make more money on my own.

Wenger shopping in the bargain bin again, whilst Arsenal make more money on match day than any other club in the world, and the fans being charged more than any others!

Actually, I think you're making a very big assumption — people in places like New York, New Jersey, California, Washington State, Massachusetts and Connecticut make more money on average than people in Montana, Alabama, Mississippi, etc., and are hence going to pay both a higher percentage of their income and a higher absolute amount in taxes.

Question: Will the money raised mostly go to advanced wastewater treatment systems to cut back on nitrogen discharge, or will developers and their allies in government be able to get at some of the dough to have sewers built and make more money on development?

I can't say who made more money on umbrella rentals that day or if their different work styles made one bit of difference in that outcome, but it made me wonder about what happens when trainees leave us and go out to work on their own.

Kindle Unlimited really provokes a lot of this behavior, with writers admitting in blogs and other places that they were deliberately writing shorter works (and serialized works) to make more money on Amazon.

Step three, top selling authors realize that if Amazon sells half of their books already, and 80 % of their ebooks, and Amazon will pay them triple to five times more than their publishers do, then thay can make more money on Amazon right now.

A year ago, I don't think anybody would have predicted that Janklow and Nesbitt were going to make a deal to self - publish books of their best authors whose books were out of print or who wanted to make more money on their royalties.

But I was just on the phone today with a friend who has been traditionally published, and I warily cautioned him to look at the numbers before accepting any new offers, because he could potentially make more money on his own.

I have a hard time believing publishers can't make more money on e-books when they don't have to actually print anything.

At least one friend of mine (the author of Surviving the Stillness) has informed me that she makes more money on the e-book than she does on the print book.

I'd definitely be able to make more money on the site that way.

«German publishers and authors can now take advantage of Kindle Direct Publishing to reach a wider audience and make more money on every book sold,» said Greg Greeley, vice president, European Retail.

Since they are both print - on - demand, there is literally no difference between a CS and IS book purchase, other than Amazon makes more money on the CS one.

Kobo is a bookseller and will make more money on higher priced products, or on pleasing customers with deep discounts.

Your fame will make you more money on the «next» book, and that wealth with help the publisher devote more effort to the next book.

Which are you gonna make more money on?

BookShop ™ is now available with Print On Demand Sell your book directly to your readers and make more money on each sale with Print On Demand and BookShop.

Dwight Clough, if you're a true self - publisher you can indeed make more money on the sale of each book than you can with commercial publishing or one of the POD services.

author success, discounts, how do I make more money on my book?

Createspace needs to overhaul theirs, other than that, when you join the advantage plan the cost of your novel is almost half price compared to LuLu, and you make more money on royalties.

Even at the reduced price, Dark Horse probably makes more money on digital than print comics, because it is selling direct to customers and eliminating all the middlemen.

So in the course of developing their strategies, they basically have said: «We don't want eBooks to succeed as nearly much as print because we make more money on print and that's where the value and our whole focus is.»

Think about it: If you've already been paid for the book sold in the buy box — or you're not going to be paid because of the way the vendor acquired it — you're not going to make any more money on buy box books.

He'll make more money on the copies he sells, but he will have to pay an upfront fee to print them.

Sell your printed book and eBook directly to your readers with Print On Demand and make more money on your retail sales.

In addition, Amazon and Barnes & Noble can afford to provide better hardware specs at the same price as Kobo because, in the long run, they'll make more money on book and other media purchases rather than on selling the hardware.

«I've sold about 4x as many e-books through Smashwords and its distributors as through Amazon in the last three months, and made more money on most of the sales.»

It's no wonder that traditional publishers prefer to work with authors who have ideas for more than one book; they figure they stand to make more money on their investment.

While it «sounds good» at 1 %... the lenders are pushing US into higher rates — SWITCHING US — so they make more money on interest / not fair!

I am not really fond / want to connect my bank account info to what is supposed to be «My STASH ACCOUNT» - I don't understand why I have to directly connect my personal banking accounts to an app that can withdraw fees from my account it seems to be a VERY HIGH SECURITY RISK to put your banking information on an app that you are simply trying to «STASH» / SAVE «Money On until you have enough to try to make investments that will flip your $ 50.00 into a $ 100.00 or just Make more money on what you choose to invest in.I think STASH would be a great idea if it was an account all by it's self that you can use to make investments.

Most mutual fund companies, stock brokers, insurance sales people, and other finance professionals who work on commission push high - cost funds because they make more money on them.