Sentences with phrase «of potential readers out»

Agents and publishers want as much proof as possible that there are lots of potential readers out there for what you're writing about.

Not exact matches

There are a lot of reasons to create thought leadership, but let's be honest: the dream is that readers and potential investors will be so impressed by your insights and expertise they click the link in your bio to find out exactly what you're selling.

Intrepid readers of SHS will recall that I wrote about a study — based on interviews with family members — showing that some patients received lethal prescriptions before experiencing serious symptoms — out of worry about future potential pain or loss of dignity.

Chronicling a potential advance by a team of Canadian scientists, one newspaper account warned readers: «Hold your nose and don't spit out your coffee.»

In a recent interview by datingadvice.com, Jenelle Marie told the website readers, for people who are newly disgonsed with herpes, the problem of figuring out how — and when — to tell a potential partner about their condition can make finding love seem like an impossible task.

So, go public, and allow people to find you, otherwise you will lose out on a large potential pool of readers, and might shut out an entire group of people without even knowing it.

In the few seconds they have to catch the eye of a potential reader, authors are leveraging the power of an engaging cover design to help the book stand out and rise above the competition.

You will not miss out on a potential sale just because a reader would like a particular format, simply activate all three formats by clicking «Paperback, Hardcover and eBook» in the first step of the publishing process.

If multiple readers point something out, then it is not a difference of opinion, there is merit and if you want your message conveyed to its best potential, you need to address that concern.

However, Hallett points out that despite the income potential of the fans and the bestseller status of the female writers of the genre, it continues to be an overwhelmingly male population of critics who callously dismiss the genre and its readers.

That said, two characters stand out as potential subjects of a novel in their own right, easily capable of achieving that element that compels a reader to read ravenously.

Rather than trying to market every book to every potential reader out there, it's in your best interest to focus your marketing efforts on a smaller group of «qualified leads,» or readers who have demonstrated interest in the type of book you're trying to sell.

It's better to have a plan comprised of both tried and true promotion tactics and new, creative, and out - side - the - box methods that increase searchability, discoverability, and reach to potential readers.

With so many choices out there for casual reading, and most of us limited on time for reading, a review makes it easy for potential readers to choose.

But the experience of engaging with vocal experts who put themselves out there and risk offending others is appealing for many potential readers.

I am a big fan of this as well because it gets you out in front of lots of potential readers.

This cover started out strong — the typography is on its way to being effective — but whatever gave this guy that bad case of the blurries is not the sort of thing you want potential readers wondering about.

All of the books you cite are basically coming out of the «heavy reader» group — it's a case of chasing the current market instead of looking at the potential market (just about 100 %).

Reviews are one area of potential «influence» that may be pernicious for authors, especially if writers don't maintain a firm distinction between what readers say they want and what is actually good for a book — or for the project the author set out to accomplish.

The two somewhat similar companies, PubSlush and LeanPub, began offering a platform solely based on the idea that authors could reach out to potential readers while the book is still in the process of being written and accept funding to help cover the costs associated with publishing the book; around this same time, Wattpad rolled out a limited pilot program that worked with six authors to fund their titles through reader donations.

I'd gotten little response to my queries and had to decide whether to hide a manuscript I'd spent years on in a drawer or use my professional writing and design skills to put it out in front of potential readers.

Whether you're starting out and need help producing your book, or looking for ways to promote and market it, all of our services are designed to increase your profile by creating a professional product and increasing exposure to potential readers.

Laying out back cover endorsements should be done in a strategic way that compels a potential reader to want to explore the contents of the book, and ultimately purchase it to indulge in the interesting content within.

That way, potential readers don't have to go out of their way to find them.

Their real identities are an «open secret,» so it's more about having the «right» kind of name on the cover for a potential reader to be willing to check out the book.

WEB RESEARCH ABOUT THE READERS PREFERENCES Before selling a book, you must carry out a depth web research about the preferences of your potential rREADERS PREFERENCES Before selling a book, you must carry out a depth web research about the preferences of your potential readersreaders.

There are two types of media that authors can use to promote their books, reach out to potential readers and increase their book sales; these are traditional media and social media.

With «impulse purchases» online for inexpensive ebooks I think you still lose some potential readers from the annoyance of pulling out the credit card or the pay pal account.

Recommended Reading Page Listing: You will get one book added to our Recommended Reading Page for 30 days in which we will promote your book via multiple social media platforms with daily «shout outs» for 30 days that will reach thousands of potential readers.

«We have a fairly detailed and comprehensive product road map laid out,» Kinzie explained in an interview about Issuu's platform, «The whole point of Issuu is to connect publishers and readers in a digital environment, making the content that these publishers are working so hard to create accessible to millions of potential highly relevant readers.»

You might even find that writing worthwhile blog posts to reach out to potential readers is harder than the work of writing your book in the first place,» remarks Penelope Trunk, top career advice blogger and bestselling author of Brazen Careerist: The New Rules for Success.

That's his prerogative, of course, but it seems a bit mean - spirited to lock out potential readers simply because they prefer to buy digitally.

Until the advent of digital, a lot of potential readers were locked out by simple geography.

Who does it bring in, and do you worry some potential readers will be left out because they are on the wrong side of the digital divide?

New authors will be shut out of potential audiences because their availability to first time readers of their work will be decreased.

The potential reader fills out the web - based Review Copy / ARC request form and the author is notified via email of the request.

So, for example, let's say you figure out that many of your potential readers hang out on a specific popular niche blog where you are able to guest post once a month.

There probably are lots of newbies who would love to read comics about Ms. Marvel or War Machine once they've found out who they are, but it's the same challenge as with print: making those comics available and accessible to those potential readers.

That means your missing out on a lot of potential readers, and you are alienating readers who use other platforms.

I like the first one because it conects more with the potential reader and seeks to help them if they are feeling the pull of getting out of their current job.

Make sure your book stands out (in a good way) when potential readers see it on a small scale - like in an amazon.com list of results.

All of these not only effectively reach out to groups of potential readers, they also inform search engines.

I don't think B&N is that stupid, but then again they are dumb enough to insist on using their own ePub DRM, thus locking out all the millions of potential customers with Sony Readers, Kobo Readers, and all the other ePub - supporting ereaders from buying ebooks from them.

C.A.R.E. to find out what readers think, to meet readers, to interact with potential readers, to let your passion show, to get out of your comfort zone and help readers discover your book.

If you just have a dozen short stories out, a reader could blitz through the whole collection in a day; you aren't offering a huge supply of reading material as a potential reward if the reader likes your style.

You want to also compare the income potential of other venues for your genre before committing, or cycle in and out of Select with different titles so that you don't totally lose readers from other venues.

It tells potential readers that you think so poorly of your story that you're willing to send it out in the world in dirty sweatpants and a Led Zeppelin World Tour 1971 T - shirt.

... all I see is the loss of 5 readers (potential return customers, potential review leavers, potential tellers of everyone they know in real life and online to check out this great author they found — and at such a bargain!).

It generates interest in and awareness of your book, allowing you to reach out and communicate with your potential readers and buyers.

All of us are avid readers, have respect for every title and every author and work with you to bring out the maximum potential, the highest visibility and the best sales for each of your titles and authors.