Sentences with phrase «people sell more books»

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According to Strobel, more people than ever are attending apologetics seminars and getting degrees in philosophy in an effort to combat the militant atheism that has surfaced in college classrooms, TV documentaries, and best - selling books.

I was talking to a person if he went to church and he stated all they want is your money.You got to give your money to read books about GOD, I mean like thirty dollars and more and the same for a dvd or like if you could give 1,000 or more to keep on the air.He and I both think we are better off stay at home and read the Bible and study it.I think if you are born with the new sperit of GOD you will understand the Bible without the loss of great somes of money.After they sell so many dvds it becomes 100 % profit and they never lower the price so can obtain one.For this is wrong, it states in the Bible that this would happen preachers for money to learn about everyones GOD.They forgot one thing JESUS never forced money from you to hear the wordof salvation Im a follower of JESUS CHRIST OUR LORD He is the way.Im not a so called Christian just.

Learned how to market it, and have sold lots of books and doing more consultations helping people on their health journey.

Granted, there are many people who would be far better off if they were to avoid most plant based foods in exchange for a more fat and protein rich diet, but these people's Biochemical Individuality, inherited from ancestors how thrived in cold climates that had no access to plant foods but abundant access to animal meat, fat and organs, would dictate this fact... not some «expert» selling her new book.

Hoping to reach more people with her message, the best - selling author attends book signings and events across the country.

Her new book, The Facebook Era: Tapping Online Social Networks to Build Better Products, Reach New Audiences, and Sell More Stuff (Prentice Hall) just released on March 30th, talks about the cultural transformation underway thanks to social networks like Facebook and Twitter, and what that means for people's behavior, interactions, and relationships — both with one another and with businesses.

«[M] odern Americans have more choice than any group of people ever has before, and thus, presumably, more freedom and autonomy, we don't seem to be benefiting from it psychologically,» according to Barry Schwartz in his best - selling book The Paradox of Choice.

Whenever I meet new people, I tend to find out pretty quickly that they want to write a book, start an online business, or sell more art.

I've sold far and away more books on Pubit, but that's largely because of the platform I've built and people going to look for me directly THERE for their Nooks (Smashwords is less well known).

-LSB-...] get rid of traditional publishing, or even to take sales away from that avenue of distribution, but to make the pie bigger for everyone — to sell more books to more people.

But for every print book you sell, you'll sell 5 or 10 ebooks (more people prefer ebooks).

They are Blasting it to everybody — and most of the people following book marketers are going to be other authors who dream about selling more books; not readers who would enjoy yours.

Certainly I haven't asked people to specify a «heat level» when reporting their stats to me, so I have no way of knowing if there's a point at which «too graphic» sells fewer books (or more books!)

Even if you don't sell a book from the campaign, for $ 25 or less, you can get a good amount of information about who's interested in your book... which can help you with your overall marketing strategy by letting you get more focused on the people who really want what you're writing.

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You can become more profitable selling your books in ways that you never imagined and to people you never knew existed — in large, non-returnable quantities.

«In fact, more people will sell less than 100 copies of their books self - publishing than will sell 10,000 books.

It doesn't make him any better, any more then Harlan Ellison or Orson Scott Card are any nicer people for selling huge quantities of books.

In today's publishing world, more and more people are using freelance professional book editors, people unencumbered by the responsibilities of selling your book like agents and publishing house editors — whether to book chains, sales teams, or (in the case of agents) editors at publishing houses.

Setting aside that I think the idea that a talking book feature creates any sort of enjoyment whatsoever, while you yourself have the right to enjoy hearing creative works read on that Kindle in all it's robotic stentorian tones, it's probably the case that Amazon ain't got the right to profit from selling to many peoples (the public) the device or «the work through the device» made more valuable / sellable because those people (whether separate or apart) can listen to the Kindle read it aloud.

Considering the relatively small percentage of people who read more than 12 books / year, ebooks» primary selling points — portability and space - saving — aren't all that compelling outside of the conference circuit.

If you have a book in your hands, every opportunity to talk to people is an opportunity to move you toward your goals and sell more books.

I remember there being a star * beside the names of people who had sold over 1,000 copies of more than one book.

So why don't more people sell their non-fiction books on their own blogs and websites rather than turning them over to Amazon to sell them for the Kindle?

Librarians are beginning to argue that we aid discovery — meaning people become aware of certain books and then those books sell better (cf The Help, a sleeper until libraries promoted it) but more importantly I think is that without libraries far fewer people would read for entertainment and the total market for the book product would be relatively tiny.

The fact that the books mentioned in speeches sold more only indicates that people hadn't already read or don't currently own those books.

Many people in the book selling industry... [Read more...]

If you have a selection of used paperback books, you can sell these to people who want something more than just the sand and sea.

By that, Mark's referring to the idea that by selling more books, Amazon's internal algorithm will better understand the sort of people who like your book.

I knew a self - published author who was making quite a good income for several years, but then it dropped, and she claimed it was the ever - more - crowded field, especially with people selling their books for $.99.

I do think that there are probably more people out there trying to sell their novel who are looking for resources for how to sell books which is why this is true (at least from my perspective).

The publishers have their expertise, but when it comes to actually selling books to the people that buy books, Amazon knows more than anyone.

Hers were more artsy and whimsical, while the books that were selling had pictures of attractive people in sexy poses.

But for most authors, they'd be selling more books if more people knew who they were.

We need to start seeing this description section more like a landing page, where we have ten seconds to sell people on ourselves and our books.

I think people make up their minds whether a book is of interest pretty fast, and mentioning the same book to the same people umpteen more times does not sell it to them.

Inside your books, you can direct people to connect with you on Pinterest as a way for them to get to know you and continue to come back and buy more of your books and whatever else you have to sell them.

Book: Create Your Writer Platform: The Key to Building an Audience, Selling More Books, and Finding Success as an Author — by Chuck Sambuchino — I'm actually still reading this, but Chuck has a lot to say about how to form relationships with people online.

Minor tweaks in your wording will help you sell more books and get people to do what you want...

There's a lot of people to thank if I sell 1,000, 10,000 or more books.

Yes, most people sell far and away more books on Amazon.

Years ago, when Neal Pollack released his first book, «The Neal Pollack Anthology of American Literature,» he did a reading in the bathroom of a train station; 15 people showed up to the reading, but the story of an author doing a reading in a bathroom went viral and helped sell more books.

«Selling e-books is about giving yourself the opportunity to be discovered by readers, and the more books you have out the better your chances of having people find you.

The loss of Borders in the past year means fewer retail outlets for print editions to be sold, as well as more people turning to online retailers and e-reading in the absence of a local book store.

Scottish writer Alexander McCall Smith, published by Hachette's Little, Brown division in the UK, was more diplomatic, telling the programme: «Many of my books have been sold through Amazon and if people wish to buy books through Amazon then I am happy to see that.

It seems like people have forgotten just how powerful an eBook can be, and that you can sell them for much more than similar content would sell for as a book on Kindle.

I think Hugh Howey said it best when someone asked him why he was «limiting» his potential readership (and I'm paraphrasing here) by going all - in with Amazon: If going all - in with Amazon means selling a lot more books (just because they're the biggest gorilla in the room) than going wide, how is that «limiting» his readership when he's actually being read by MORE peomore books (just because they're the biggest gorilla in the room) than going wide, how is that «limiting» his readership when he's actually being read by MORE peoMORE people?

Yes he has sold copies, but more importantly, he has received comments from people all over the globe who have had a chance to read his book and enjoy it.

Small / independent bookstores sometimes try to steer clear of Amazon... and local bookstores may be more likely to support books of local authors, but in general, bookstores are businesses that need to make money, so they will sell whatever people are buying.

Understanding that the two compliment each other is the key to selling more books, not making people choose one or the other.