Sentences with phrase «n't market their books»

I promise not to pretend I'm not marketing the book when I am indeed marketing the book.

Julie Morris doesn't market this book as being vegan... it just happens to be.

Julie Morris doesn't market this book as being vegan... it just happens to be.

For some reason, many people seem to be under the illusion that self - published authors can't market their books, thus meaning no sales.

If the author doesn't market the book, the indie house will lose its investment.

If you do not market your book, who is going to market it for you?

Most likely it doesn't happen because they haven't marketed the book properly.

Time and time again it's been noted that self published authors don't market their books correctly.

Book promotion can be daunting for those are not full - time book publicists, and for authors who need to spend their time writing books, not marketing books.

I think both editorial and marketing professionals can wholeheartedly agree that you can't market a book that you're not 100 % proud of.

Why not market your book to the world?

I didn't market my book conventionally because I didn't publish conventionally.

The honest truth is that I'm still tripping up along the way, having to resubmit my book covers more than once to meet Create Space requirements, discovering typos and missed words in my novels after they're published, am not marketing my books half as well as I market my media company clients, and continually feel that time is my enemy.

600,000 books are self - published each year, so if you don't market your book it will languish no matter how good it is.

Lastly, wholesalers don't market books, they simply fulfil orders.

If I wasn't selling at least 100 copies a day, it's only because I wasn't marketing the book right.

Your goal should be to sell more books, not market your books to the same people over and over again.

The most common phrase out of too many authors is: I can't market my books.

There are lots of reasons for this: many of the books have a narrow audience (a particular family, business, or class) and weren't necessarily meant for a wide audience; in many cases, the market just isn't there (the interest is too narrow, the quality is too low, etc.); and in a great many cases, the author and / or publisher didn't market the book adequately.

However, Amazon does not market books based on series.

If you aren't marketing your book actively, interacting with readers, book bloggers, book reviewers, have no email marketing in place, haven't built up your social media, aren't blogging, haven't optimized your posts and website, have no online presence, haven't established your personal brand, pay for zero advertising... you get the gist — set low sales goals.

Not exact matches

The book teaches you to treat your business ideas as hypotheses, and test them using an MVP, which is, the least amount necessary to prove if your idea has a market or not.

So, don't just read marketing books.

You have to have an idea that doesn't exist on the market and would add value, a book that's worth the immensity of labor that will go into creating it and promoting it.

Why I Like It: This book points out that many of the mega-brands of today haven't spent much of anything on traditional marketing.

(As articulated in the classic Clayton Christensen book The Innovators Dilemma, in industries with rapid technology or market shifts, disruption can not be ignored.)

«Boeing's book of business wasn't hurt by a little wage inflation or modestly rising interest rates or margin calls in the financial markets.»

I can't wait to try it myself and indeed plan to with my next book, in some markets at least.

In «It's not complicated,» an article published in the RMA Journal last March that will be turned into a full - length book due for release next year, Nason argues that the ongoing troubles in financial markets are in fact more akin to a complex problem.

In his book No B.S. Marketing to the Affluent, business coach and consultant Dan S. Kennedy shows you how to re-position your business, practice, or sales career so you can learn how to attract customers for whom price is not a determining factor.

Many first - time authors are surprised to discover that although publishers don't help market your book, they still take the vast majority of earned revenue.

But most ICOs don't have Dan Ariely, he of Predictably Irrational and a host of other behavioral marketing business books, as an investor.

As I explain in my new book, Real Leaders Don't Follow: Being Extraordinary in the Age of the Entrepreneur, marketing has always had a perception problem.

The Great Marketing Turnaround, by Stan Rapp and Tom Collins (Plume, 1990, $ 12), is the book for entrepreneurs who dream of launching or growing a national brand but don't have millions to spend.

Travis Isaacson, senior director of organizational development at Access Development, a Salt Lake City, affinity marketing business, doesn't want anything that fancy, just an iPod Classic with 120 GB of memory instead of the old 80 GB model he has now so he can squeeze in more of the business books he downloads from Audible.com.

Says John Allison, president and CEO of the Cato Institute, and author of the book The Leadership Crisis and the Free Market Cure, when you become a great leader, not only will you be stronger and more effective, but you will be happier.

«What CA has done is not science — it's marketing to the ignorant and using the perception of success and proximity to Trump to grow their own brand and book of business,» he added.

Though Kobo's apps for iPad and iPhone have earned strong reviews and millions of downloads, and though the Kobo app comes preloaded on several of the Android tablets that have made it to market (not to mention the BlackBerry Playbook), the company's internal analysis shows that the people who buy several books a month are reading them on e-readers, whatever tablets and smartphones they also happen to own.

«But if you focus on the things we did do — create the net book market, create inexpensive laptops, create a machine that is robust and reliable — those are a lot of things that didn't exist before.»

Perhaps the fact so many other authors, in all likelihood, aren't prioritizing their books as high as Ferriss is the reason there are so many shitty books on the market today.

With book sales, there is a correlation with EFFORT, and you are not beholden to the whims of the markets.

The problem obviously is that the lack of any material liquidity in the market combined with the recent correction creates a risk that they may not see the actual cash returns for the paper gains they already booked.

Simon has published over 30 books in 26 languages, including worldwide bestsellers Hidden Champions, Power Pricing, Manage for Profit, Not for Market Share.

Conservatives are often closer to pragmatic, irrational and authoritarian policies — which was one reason the late great free - market economist Friedrich Hayek wrote «Why I am not a conservative» as a postscript to his book The Constitution of Liberty.

I'll have to give The Little book That Beats The Market a read, as you're not the first person to recommend it to me.

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With examples of not only what to do right but also how not to do wrong ranging from solopreneurs to Fortune 100 companies (IBM, Apple, Ford, GM, Johnson & Johnson, and others), this remarkable book will help you increase and leverage your Green commitment, reach new markets, and slash your marketing costs.

IMPORTANT: Jack Canfield (co-creator of the Chicken Soup series), Jim Hightower populist organizer and speaker, best - selling author of many books, and former Texas Commissioner of Agriculture, Robert B. Reich (former US Secretary of Labor), Anne Holland (founding publisher of MarketingSherpa.com) Ken Evoy (founder of sitesell / com and siebuildit.com), and several other prominent people endorsed the original, self - published version, Principled Profit: Marketing that Puts People First, but did not respond to requests to update their endorsements.

Those stocks would get crushed, we're buying stocks that are have huge cash flows, people have low expectations for them that's why we're getting them so cheap and so we know pay for high expectations in the long book, so when the low — bad news comes in, we didn't pay for high expectations so our longs tend to hold up better, our shorts are getting killed, great spreads and bad markets.

You have certainly not failed in your marketing efforts, and I am well aware of the book.