Sentences with phrase «people visiting bookstores»

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After someone tweeted about visiting the Barnes & Noble in Redwood City, California, Sutherland responded, suggesting that the person check out Kepler's Books, a 55 - year - old bookstore in Menlo Park.

Most people visit the same Web sites, read the same sections of the same newspapers, and buy books from the same area in the same bookstore.

Later that day, I visited three major Seattle bookstores, only to find that the book that had been so gloriously featured on the glossy pages of People magazine wasn't available at any of them.

Physical bookstores and libraries are often the places people visit to find out what just came out and... [Read more...]

Most of the people in the cities I visited strolled by bookstores without glancing inside.

The goal is to let people shop online if they choose, but also still remove any incentive to click the mouse instead of visiting one of the country's 3,500 bookstores, about 35 % of which are owned by independent business people.

Indie bookstores don't see much of a demand from Kobo e-readers but are savvy enough to recognize the people visiting their shops are doing it because they like tangible things and participating in bookstore culture.

It would give people a reason to visit the bookstore with their e-reader to get discounts on books by scanning QR codes with a dedicated QR Nook app.

I think the author has visited or lived on Nantucket and found the perfect setting for a love story about the importance of bookstores, the transformative power of reading, and the ability of people to change.

Instead of visiting bookstores and meeting people by reading your book or answering...

Instead of visiting bookstores and meeting people by reading your book or answering questions, you meet the readers where they are - on the blogs sites that they frequent.

Then visit brick - and - mortar bookstores in person to ask that they carry your book, especially independently owned bookstores that may be interested in promoting local authors.

Then if you can, visit as many local bookstores as possible to see books «in person» as well.

But if you're like the majority of the population, more people visit their local bookstore or online retailer more often than they'll visit your author website or hand you cash for a copy, so you have to consider what that exposure is worth to you and where you do that is your wholesale discount.