Sentences with phrase «pages at the publisher»

For a list of Kristin's recent sales, please visit her page at Publishers Marketplace.

There are preview pages at the publisher's website.

Author Page at Publisher site: https://sizzlereditions.com/our-authors/s/gianna-simones-sizzler-editions-ebooks/

Not exact matches

In late October, for example, an initiative called Yellow Page Mountain dumped dozens of copies of the Yellow Pages at its publisher's Montreal doorstep, as part of a campaign to «hasten the discontinuation of the paper phone directory.»

SimilarWeb puts together a monthly ranking of the largest U.S. media companies and publishers, and the latest one has MSN at the top with almost 2 billion desktop and mobile page - views.

By last year, as a result, it had become obvious to many publishers that the strategy of chasing page views at any cost wasn't going to pay off.

It's great for publishers like Sullivan over at Search Engine Land who get paid by the page view and need to establish themselves as key sources of information (though at the end of the day isn't Digg itself getting the brand value?).

Our very own Michael Politz, founder and publisher of Food and Beverage Magazine who recently held a high end, private, celebrity filled birthday celebration at Niu Gu had Chef Li and Joe bring in special seafoods, vegetables, cooking wines, rare vinegars and ingredients, brought in exclusively for the event posted on his Facebook page:

Why not have a look at some more information at the page that explains exactly how to use the publisher.

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Publishers are freaking out at the thought of losing news feed access, but Beth Becker has good advice for organizations and campaigns that still want to give their content the best chance of reaching Page followers organically (i.e., without paying for the privilege).

Publishers are freaking out at the thought of losing news feed access, but Beth Becker has good advice for organizations and campaigns that still want to give their content the best chance of reaching Page followers organically (i.e., without paying...

They appear in rectangular boxes at the top, side or across the bottom of a web page and as a publisher you earn income each time a visitor clicks on each of the banners.

Some publishers allow readers to copy one page of text at a time.

On the direction of executive editor Ben Bradlee (Hanks) and publisher Graham (Streep), the paper's national editor Ben Bagdikian (Bob Odenkirk, «The Disaster Artist») obtains 4,400 photocopied pages of the document from Ellsberg, his friend from the days at the RAND Corporation.

The writer relates how he sold the book based on a 100 - page sample, and had Hollywood throwing money at him within two days of its acceptance by a publisher.

When creating a link to another web page, it is best to link to that information in its fullest form, or at the highest level (on a web server) that is logical, to give fullest credit to the original publishers and to maintain their organization of the information when appropriate.

Click here to view original web page at Self - Publishing Grabs Huge Market Share From Traditional Publishers

You, not the publisher, are in control of this page, and it can be updated by you at any time.

If you want to read other comments, usually how - to, in the 400 or so blogs at this site about any of the «open publishing» sites, go to the SEARCH box at the top, right, of the first page of this blog and type in the publisher's name (one at a time).

Some of those literary agents do have pages set up at Publishers Marketplace.

Magzter has also stated there are no hidden costs involved at any stage, even if the publishers add more pages or interactive multimedia content to their magazines.

So we had a few Google Alerts configured to help us track the buzz about the book on the Web, and we quickly realized how haphazard the modern editorial process is for content sites the world over, some of whom link to Amazon as affiliates, some of whom link to the publisher page for the book, a few of whom were enterprising enough to link to Adam's site directly, and some of whom link to nothing at all.

Knowing or suspecting your trade publisher is cheating u, with holding rights the author could use, being useless at marketing and authors can now hire book packagers to do the slick things on the page & cover are all reasons NOT to waste time seeking a publisher.

It should say either Smashwords Edition on the copyright page, or «Published by [Authorname] at Smashwords,» (remove the quote marks), or, if you're a multi-author publisher, Published by [the name of the publisher publishing it on Smashwords] at Smashwords.

As Benedicte Page reports at The Bookseller, these are only two of many data points in the Publishers Association's Statistics Yearbook for 2015, which shows a 1 - percent overall increase in sales, per invoiced value.

At the table near the top of the page, you will find: Sign up for the free version of Publishers Lunch, our daily e-mail newsletter

In the links at the bottom of the page, they have a list of publishers.

According to Publishers Weekly, in 1984 Tanenbaum, a successful trial lawyer, called him from his offices in Los Angeles asking him to look at the first hundred pages of a book he had written at the request of a publishing house.

He showed a seven - page synopsis of the book to a publisher in Australia (where he was living at the time) and it proved revealing enough to have him arrested on violation of the Official Secrets Act when he returned to Britain in 1997.

From Page Two's perspective, a highlight of the conference was a joint presentation by Dominique Raccah, head of US - based independent publisher Sourcebooks, and Ashleigh Gardner, head of content at Toronto - based reading and self - publishing platform Wattpad.

At Page Two we feel strongly that if you're funding your book, a hybrid publisher should give you full royalties, or at least much better royalty rates than a traditional publisher would pay (i.e. better than 10 - 15 % of the retail priceAt Page Two we feel strongly that if you're funding your book, a hybrid publisher should give you full royalties, or at least much better royalty rates than a traditional publisher would pay (i.e. better than 10 - 15 % of the retail priceat least much better royalty rates than a traditional publisher would pay (i.e. better than 10 - 15 % of the retail price).

Look at other books in your subject category and note from the copyright page who the publisher was.

About a month ago, I submitted a detailed concept and 100 pages of my WIP to an editor at a traditional publisher.

Some authors and publishers will add in praise, blurbs, or endorsements in their book description — typically at the end — but keep in mind there is a separate section on your product page where these can be placed.

As a self - publisher, you may want to include a few extra pages at the back of your book, such as a page advertising other products and services you offer, and / or an «About the Author» page with a photo and bio.

While this platform seems to be aimed at larger publishers, KakaoTalk has already launched KakaoStory, a more personal - feeling, consumer - aimed product that lets its users create story pages and enhanceable photo walls about their day - to - day lives and then post those stories to their KakaoTalk groups.

(For instance, take a look at the screenshot of the Comix Experience digital storefront, above — why are we seeing a list of publishers in alphabetical order on the landing page, rather than images of recommended comics, or at the very least, publishers ranked by popularity rather than the first letters of their names?)

At one point, Amazon actually yanked all the electronic versions of Macmillan's titles from its online store as a way of punishing the publisher, which took out a full - page ad accusing Amazon of unfair behavior.

According to the Guild's membership page, «You may qualify as an Associate member if you've been offered a contract with an established American book publisher, if an established literary agency has offered to represent you, or if you have earned at least $ 500 in writing income... Associate members are eligible for the same benefits and services as Regular members with the exception that they can not vote in Guild elections.

These romances (featuring lots of sex and violence in fairly simple language) have been picked up by eager publishers who get the cell novels to bookshelves, often at lengths of 300 - 400 pages.

Which brings me neatly to the marketing argument: that most professionally published books are woefully under - marketed by publishers, who seem obsessed with throwing millions of dollars at billboard advertising for a small number of superstars, while everyone else is left to organise their own book tour, or plug their titles on their Facebook fan pages.

A study conducted by interactive publisher Flipsnack looked at 2,500 books that appeared on the New York Times bestseller list and it has revealed that the average length of a book has increased from 320 pages in 1999 to 400 pages in 2014.

Often this means dropping the publisher listing, and it's not unlikely that publisher listings may fall off the buy page completely — at Amazon's discretion.

The senior VP of digital and audio publishing at Hachette Book Group told Publishers Weekly recently that author David Baldacci's Kindle Single 15 - page short story No Time Left, priced at $.99 was «tremendously successful» for them and characterized the publisher as «extremely satisfied with the results.»

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Ron, you can get a very professional edit as an indie publisher — just do your homework and search carefully, ask for testimonials or references, and ask exactly what they look for (don't settle for just spelling and grammar — there's so much more at stake), and get a sample edit, or a trial edit of the first 10 - 30 pages or so.

I also don't recommend specific publishers or self - publishing services, but there's information that can help you at the Self - Publishing page of Writer Beware to help you: http://www.writerbeware.com/.

Publishers really are the driving force for what gets placed on paper but, especially at the largest companies, a publisher may never write a word or see a page of content.

These are the A titles, and they appear at the front of the publisher's catalog with full - page or full - spread treatment.