Sentences with phrase «nothing about book marketing»

When I published Connected back in June 2012, I knew nothing about book marketing but decided to try Amazon's KDP Select programme and offer my brand new book free for its first 5 days.

Session Title: 3 Keys to Unlock Productivity Session Description: A year ago, Pam Fitros knew nothing about book marketing.

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Any bookstore can also order it if you give them the full title: «Guerrilla Marketing to Heal the World» — there are more than 60 Guerrilla Marketing books that cover other aspects of business and have nothing to do with what we've been talking about.

Any bookstore can also order it if you give them the full title: «Guerrilla Marketing Goes Green» — there are more than 60 Guerrilla Marketing books that cover other aspects of business and have nothing to do with what we've been talking about.

I know nothing about marketing books; I live in the jungles of Thailand, near the Miramar border.

There's nothing more important in book marketing than being EXTREMELY clear about who is most likely to buy your book.

So many people turn their nose up at indie publishers not realizing that sometimes book contracts have nothing to do with your talent, but about marketing.

I recently launch my first book on 5 May, there's about 120 copies out in the market already and I get different opinions from different readers, nothing negative though.

I know nothing about what is the best way to market my books, but I'm trying to learn.

We know that when it comes to book marketing, there's nothing better than a bunch of book bloggers saying great things about your book.

Being a first time author it take time for the public to get to know you and if you don't go out and market your own book, and email book store and facebook that book store facebook people will not know nothing about your book.

«There's nothing particularly new about special sales,» Lownie says, «except that increasingly nowadays they seem to be part of the initial marketing and sales strategy, rather than a just a useful tool for reinvigorating interest in a book or disposing of surplus stock.

We know that when it comes to book marketing, there's nothing better than a bunch of book bloggers saying great things about -LSB-...]

But anyone who has actually worked it, meaning gotten a good book out, taking the time to find the exact right cover and then putting their heart and soul into marketing knows that there's nothing vain about this process.

A lot of small presses have good intentions but actually know nothing about book design or book marketing, which means you're giving them the lion's share of profits but they can't help you sell the book.