Sentences with phrase «most authors»

For larger companies, a flash drive is certainly an option, but for most authors doing 300 - 400 flash drives for one event would be beyond the budget.

It's really just a mindset shift, and I honestly think most authors don't look at numbers.

There are public relations agencies to do the work for you, but if you're like most authors nowadays, doing it yourself would be much more affordable.

When most authors think about giving away free books, they do so in hopes of increasing their following and reviews.

However what most authors do not realize you can find an affordable author assistant.

Yet these speakers end up talking right over the heads of most authors who don't yet understand the foundational basics.

That's because most authors know that getting a literary agent or publisher isn't possible unless you have a good book.

But just getting published is not what most authors want.

Most authors know how long it can take to find an agent.

The ones most authors use aren't actually effective and waste time and money.

Promoting your book is a part time job when you do it right... so it's where most authors need the most help.

It was a great way to get some real reactions to the story, especially since most authors never get to actually be in the room while their ebook is being read!

Most author websites fail to sell enough books to reimburse the author for the cost of building the website.

I get 70 % royalty, seven - zero, as opposed to around 10 %, which is what most authors get.

But as with most authors we can learn a lot from, this is no reason to reject everything these writers say.

I do not use a formal contract, as most authors want their projects completed long before a formal contract has time to go through the proper proceedings.

While most authors realize that the Internet is a good way to sell books, few understand how to do it.

This is why most authors write for the love of it, not for the money.

Not having an effective marketing strategy in place is the number one reason why most authors fail to get noticed by their target audience, and end up with disappointing sales.

Since most books never become bestsellers, this means most authors never see any royalties at all.

Like any other artist, the greatest joy most authors find comes from sharing their work with others.

It takes a lot of work, and time, and is about contributing and helping people, not selling your book, which is why most authors fail.

Getting a big following on social media is one of the easiest ways to impress agents and publishers, and it's a lot simpler than most authors realize.

This is the part where most authors don't generally have a problem with — if they do, then they shouldn't be publishing a book in the first place.

This is something that's highly misunderstood in the nutrition industry, even by most authors and doctors.

Most authors still need a real job that provides a stable income, and need to write in their spare time.

I just hope most authors see the problems with this and run as far and fast away from it as possible.

Moreover, these exclusive rights are granted at the moment of creation — something most authors don't know.

Some of them may be surprised by that request since most authors just want a good / bad evaluation.

And when most authors say «blogging isn't working for me» it's because they rarely post, and when they do, they don't post content that attracts readers.

Yet, most authors spend about 20 minutes crafting their query letter.

My gut says most authors probably shouldn't go this route, at least not until they have a well - entrenched reputation.

There are a lot of things about the publishing industry of which most authors are not aware.

Most authors struggle with this stage of the process, and I'm no different.

Sharing is where most authors tend to get stuck, and if that's you, you've come to the right place.

Most authors publish first and try to build a platform later, and have no idea how to keep their book selling.

Most authors only look at what it costs to produce their book when deciding on a price.

Most authors feel their book is worth more than the price I recommend, but what they fail to take into consideration is what books are selling for these days.

Most authors agree that reviews are an important aspect of book selling as they can influence a reader's decision whether or not to buy the book.

Though most authors come to the shocking realization that being traditionally published means MUCH less than they thought... but that's a topic for another blog.

Most authors say that the process of writing a literary agency query letter is just as hard (if not harder) than writing the book itself.

Most authors simply publish each edition as soon as it's ready.

It means most authors today whose objective is to be successful create a small or independent press.

Most authors try to rack up as many book sales as possible during that first week of publication, but I try to give away as many books as possible.

Most authors start off self - publishing as a purely creative endeavor, with little expectation around writing more books or earning a great deal.

Most authors now understand that they can produce a number of different kinds of ebooks as well as a print book and an audiobook.

So most authors settle for better - late - than - never.