Sentences with phrase «market debut because»

Analysts had anticipated volatility and perhaps irregularities during Spotify's market debut because the company chose an unusual path to go public, but «this was a smooth open,» New York Stock Exchange President Thomas Farley said during intraday trading.

Analysts had anticipated volatility and perhaps irregularities during Spotify's market debut because the company chose an unusual path to go public, but «this was a smooth open,» New York Stock Exchange President Thomas Farley said during intraday trading.

Not exact matches

«Uber doesn't want everyone in the deal» because, unlike Facebook, «it wants a spike» when it finally has its public market debut.

Working with a book publicist prior to the launch of your first book is a smart move, because if you know how to hire a publicist, and then learn from her on your debut release, you'll be well positioned to self - market your subsequent releases.

The Kindle Buying Corner makes sense to debut in Japan because Amazon has been heavily focusing on getting publishers to include them in their digital distribution pipeline and make their manga solution very competitive with the local market.

The problem with publishing today, though, is that its driven by greed, and that's driving debut writers to self - publish rather than risk getting rejected because a) they didn't walk into the toilet stall of their favorite author and politely ask for a blurb, or b) they discovered they'd rather spend what free time they have writing, and not marketing or frequenting social venues to make connections that may or may not pan out.

I was a big fan of the Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 tablet when it made its debut because it was the thinnest tablet on the market and one of the first Honeycomb tablets.

Because there are no PR or marketing companies to advertise your upcoming book's debut, schedule a book tour, or plan any other appearances to boost sales, you are in charge of it all.

It really breaks my heart because this author not only has shot himself in the foot for this book, but he's come onto the scene as a debut author, which is one of the only aspects of publishing that still has any marketing oomph.

What I tend to say is that the decision of whether or not to self publish really needs to be made on a manuscript by manuscript basis and where I don't feel it makes sense for most debut novelist to go the mainstream route simply because it's very difficult to get published in the first place and then secondly unless you're a celebrity or have some other kind of big buzz around you, you're not going to get a major marketing push.

They're willing to roll the dice on debut authors because they might become bestselling authors, but generally all their marketing dollars go to support their established bestselling books and authors.

After all, dealers and artists alike used to consider premature auction - market debuts a terrifying prospect for emerging talent, because it can either spike their primary market prices to a height that can't be sustained over time by still - immature work, or worse, present an opportunity for an embarrassingly public flop.

That's a noble sentiment, but it's going to be hard for today to be a low - key debut for Spotify on the public markets, partly because of the way a direct listing works.

But the success of Snap's debut and other recent IPOs means that the «window» is now open, with more and more companies braving the public markets because of warm investor reception.

The Series 2 and the revamped Series 1 debut amid a weakening market for smart watches, which are set apart from other wearables because they can run third - party apps.