Sentences with phrase «offers readers interested»

Accordingly, this book offers readers interested in the history of political theory and in the roots of the modern European project much to think about.

Not exact matches

Original content that offers a creative and interesting read for traffic and engages the reader to the point that they want to share it was the goal.

But keep in mind that keywords that generate tremendous volume aren't always the answer to attracting new readers who are interested in what you offer.

One of my readers, a retiree named John Thees, offers an interesting case study in how to approach this change in mindset.

We offer it a bit belatedly for download, but want to assure our readers that it remains an extremely interesting read despite the delay.

In the interests of our readers, you can find out what shopping portal is offering the best rates on eBay here & Amazon here

Musically oriented readers in the New York area may be interested in The Music and Faith of Arvo Pärt, a ten - week course being offered at St. Vladimir's Orthodox Seminary in Yonkers.

Only engage with readers who contribute to the conversation by offering encouragement, constructive criticism, and interesting ideas.

I haven't had a chance to examine the materials they offer, but interested readers can contact PABC at P.O. Box 07240, Milwaukee WI 53207.

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If you are interested in attending (I went last year and it was AWESOME), Prevention has a special offer for my readers!

Readers may be interested to know that 5Dimes is currently offering futures for 33 teams that have a statistically insignificant probability of winning the title.

For those of you who enjoy bone broth but would rather not always cook your own (I'm one), I asked Kettle & Fire (a company, in the interest of full disclosure, that I believe in and even invested in) to offer a deal to MDA readers who wanted to try their product.

This offers a better picture of who you are and keeps the reader interested, wanting to discover more.

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She offers a series of questions that helps readers begin to think about their history and create a «brag bag» (a collection of information on accomplishments, passions, and interests) with «brag bites» (snippets of information expressed in a short, pithy manner that ensures people walk away with something to remember) and «bragologues» (stories that can be told in a variety of ways in a variety of circumstances).

Featuring TIME for Kids content, this resource offers ten high - interest informational texts, four engaging literature passages, three poems, and three reader's theater scripts; 16 as standalone exercise texts and two sets of paired exercise texts.

Rather than bombarding your subscribers with constant emails and newsletters choked with promotion and snippets of information, spend some time at the end of each month and create content that is of a high standard and offers value to the reader e.g. a free short story, a competition, a survey (and results), some exciting news that will be of interest to YOUR readers.

Compatible with both PCs and internet - enabled devices, Storia offers select bookshelves for individual readers based on age and interest level, while also offering tools such as a reading timer and parent / teacher tracking options that follow how long the reader interacted with the digital text.

Traditional publishers are able to offer suggested changes / edits that reflect their current knowledge of readers interests and project marketability, not to mention their expansive resources to get the books out there.

The reason I waited over 18 months to promote an affiliate offer is because I couldn't find something that related to readers interested in habit development.

A blog or a website offers a great way to keep your readers informed of what you are up to and maintain their interest in your work, so they are more likely to buy the next book you write.

It seems like an endless trudge from one social media site to another, trying to spark interest in readers who have hundreds of offers, ads, and other promotions coming at them every day.

Once trust or interest is established, readers will want more content from you — especially when they see the value you offer for free.

Your pool of potential readers is limited if you're still conducting exclusively traditional book promotion campaigns and ignoring social networking; producing articles, podcasts, and book trailers; syndicating your blog; using your Web site to create an online community; distributing newsletters electronically to those on your mailing list; publishing eBooks to offer free peeks at your book's content or to gain readers who might potentially get interested enough in your topic to buy your book (or, perhaps, to hire you); and so forth.

What do you think would be the challenges involved in writing a realistically painful novel that still offers enough light and hope to maintain the reader's interest and spirit?

«With the increasing level of interest in Chinese language, literature, and culture in both the United States and around the world, we believe that the time is right to offer these classic works in electronic editions that will appeal to both the general reader and the educational market,» said Jonathan Karp, President and Publisher of the Simon & Schuster trade imprint.

When I started mine (www.judithstarkston.com) I couldn't see offering more advice on how to write and that topic isn't, I think, what most readers are interested in.

He discusses the interesting metrics that a platform such as Wattpad.com offers to writers about the demographics of their readers and other reading stats.

Abstract offer you the highlighted points or the preview of your thesis to the reader and they can easily decide whether they are interested to read it completely or not.

Once you've built a relationship, ask if the website owners would be interested in offer your free excerpt or eBook to their readers.

If the reader has enjoyed and benefited from the book, they may be interested enough to look up the authors» other, more high - priced offerings, such as online classes or consulting.

Unfortunately my interests are simply not met by the fraction - of - a-percent of the books offered by ebook reader sellers, or e-publishers.

Instafreebie, for example, is an excellent way to share your book immediately with others, such as through a social media offer, with a book blogger willing to review, or just one - on - one with an interested reader.

We're talking about publishers who were offering authors a path to readers when the «corporate publishers» weren't interested.

Seeking out poets who offer many diverse viewpoints enables us to show young readers both the similarities and the differences that make the human landscape so dynamic and interesting.

However, similarly to the other two offerings, this also comes with a stylish aluminum chassis that is sure to add a touch of class to the Daily Edition as well as to its owner, the bundled software being also one of the high points of Sony's reader as it packs a wide array of interesting features as intuitive content zoom, adjustable contrast and brightness control, as well as automatic multiple page creation.

One of my own interests, which Jones mentioned, has been in the pilot program that HarperCollins has conducted with Vancouver's BitLit start - up, working with Peter Hudson there to try offering readers who own selected print books from HarperCollins a chance to get ebook editions of those books — bundling, as it's called, and in an after - market format.

«Goodreads also has a group where authors can offer books to readers interested in reviewing.

Offer valuable information of interest to your readers.

This isn't necessarily bad — some will convert to readers — but don't think you have to offer a big prize to interest people in sharing.

One very helpful feature that this app can offer readers and their families is students who attend schools that are taking advantage of digital learning can scan the covers of titles they are interested in within the app, then share that information at home with their parents in order to make purchasing choices about books.

In humorous yet informative rhymes, Katz's nod to presidential quirks and foibles offers details that will pique young readers» interests.

Put links and teasers into your books that point back to your author website where interested readers can sign up for your email list, find out more about you and your books and where you can introduce them to more of your book offers.

oops... mistake in my previous email... the contest was in January 2008, not 2009... though it will be interesting to see if WD and Outskirts team up again next month to offer this scam to their readers.

And we're interested in #FutureChat this week in hearing from members of The FutureBook community about what else is needed in the way of information, what better data on production and sales might offer, not just to authors but also to publishers, their editors and acquisition teams, to marketers and publicity officers, none of whom can see clearly what reader - consumers are up to «by candlelight.»

But unlike the rest, readers using this site can also create a «watch list» of books they're interested in, then be notified when there's a special offer on any of the books on the list.

Mark talks about how author Kristine Kathryn Rusch offers a weekly Free Fiction Mondays, as well as an interesting story of how she, unknowingly, made life easier for a reader fan.

For your Kindle, courtesy eReaderIQ, Happy Reader Joyce, and the Movers and Shakers List, we have a few interesting offers and deals --

Many publishers and indie authors choose to offer the first book of a series to readers at no charge — in hopes that readers will be so engaged and interested in what happens next that they will pay full price for additional installments in the series.