Sentences with phrase «means happy readers»

Satisfied readers means happy readers — and that's also great for authors.

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So happy, they may even be willing to take a pay cut to work for a dog - friendly company: a survey conducted by Modern Dog magazine revealed that 65 % of readers would take a job for less money if it meant they could bring their dog to work.

Happy New Year to all readers at JustArsenal.com and with the clock reading past 00:01 that also means that the winter transfer window has now opened.

So happy to be able to give back to my readers (like you) who mean so much to me!

90, and her husband, Henry Brzycki, is to have readers rethink what they mean by student success and student well - being, and re-evaluate what systems are currently in place to help students live happy, healthy lives.

And I saw from my own pricing experiments that lower prices meant greater sales, happier readers, more word - of - mouth, and more income for me.

The readers who went to the effort to find me were very happy to see me and that meant a lot to me.

In the context of publishing, it means developing a body of quality titles that an imprint or house (or a niche driven community) can be proud of, written by authors that the publisher and readers are happy to claim as their own.

I think most readers are happy to pony up a - fair - amount of pocket cash (whatever that means to the individual reader) to go directly into the author's pocket in exchange for a good read, and another, and another.

If you like to read more than a few books a year, I think you'll be very happy with an e-book reader, and the price cut means you might even pay for your new K2 in a year through the lower cost of e-books compared to paper books (not to mention all the free classics out there!).

Personally as long as the printed books keep coming, I'm a happy reader but that doesn't mean I'm not now much more open to digital possibilities.

That doesn't mean they are happy with it, but with that recognition came the understanding that the printed text exists within an ecosystem that supports many other ways of reaching readers and takes advantage of the affordances of each.

Romance readers tend to want happy, happy books, and they don't like people who are too annoying or mean, so don't write a mean character.

A Life of Productivity is a blog that's all about helping readers quit procrastinating and become the happy, productive people they're meant to be.

A: I am very happy to hear that your kitty is now doing well, and I'd like to provide a little information about the colon disorder called idiopathic (meaning the cause is unknown) megacolon to our readers.

In fact, as Zach Brittle tells Verily readers, shared meaning is the hallmark of a happy relationship.

Sharing this home on the blog means more than many of other houses I have shared along these seven years of blogging because nothing makes me happier than featuring my reader's homes.