Sentences with phrase «physical copies»

Whether you want to create an ebook, or produce physical copies, there are many reasons to turn to the Editor, including: no previous design knowledge required, your work is securely stored in the could and accessible for any device (no need to install any software), professionally designed templates, compatible with a variety of distribution platforms, unlimited exports, and more.

That's in addition to the cost of purchasing and sending physical copies (if you choose to run a contest for print books).

The reality is that digital copies are treated exactly the same as physical copies, so once a copy is out on loan, no one else can borrow it until it is «returned.»

And Bezos said Amazon sells 48 Kindle copies for every 100 physical copies of books that it offers in both formats.

We accept ebooks as well as physical copies.

True... but I've found fans still enjoy physical copies of books, and while they are going to go through the trouble of purchasing a paperback, they might as well snag an autographed copy.

If you plan to spend most of your energy working with booksellers to get physical copies on their shelves, distribution will be central.

accept ebooks as well as physical copies.

Most of their authors have a very hard time convincing stores to carry physical copies of their books.

I'm just a guy with a book, who might like to have a few physical copies on hand for one reason or another.

Perhaps the most cost - effective way of selling physical copies on a small scale, self - publishing authors commonly use what's called a print - on - demand (POD) service.

Authors used to have to mail in physical copies of their books for this feature, but that's not the case any longer.

Ebook formatting and CreateSpace formatting are slightly different, even though you will likely join the Kindle ranks and use both Amazon platforms, for digital and physical copies of your book.

On Christmas Day, Amazon sold more e-books than physical copies for the first time.

Physical copies of books published prior to 2000, and including those with historical or classic literature status are being digitized by the National Library of Norway.

Physical copies of WOOL were beginning to appear in bookstores due to reader demand.

Keep in mind that you don't always have to give away physical copies of your book.

The Kindle rapidly grew the company's e-book business, and Amazon said in May that it was selling more e-books than physical copies of books.

• Selling physical copies of your book directly from your site.

This would make millions of librarians jobs far easier when loaning out physical copies at their branch, but more importantly e-books.

They had each done it a different way — some had sent out physical copies, others had made a list of bloggers and emailed them individually, while another had used a blog tour service to do a review blitz.

He gives his books away free online and yet makes money from physical copies.

In that time I turned three of my friends onto the Silo saga, each of which have bought physical copies.

Ebook technology eliminates the need to print, warehouse, store, ship, maintain and pay tax on inventory, and transport physical copies of books.

Eventually, Hale - Stern and the founders are looking down the road to incorporating a print - on - demand model in the store to provide physical copies of long lost texts, but for now, the ebooks will have to fill the need for hardcore sci - fi historians» tastes.

I don't deny Amazon yanking out the books was a pretty dickish move, and I plan to keep on buying physical copies of books since I understand authors are as caught in the crossfire here as readers.

Print and compare One easy way you can split - test book covers and titles is to actually print physical copies of it in full size and compare them with other published works.

I was curious — will there be physical copies of your books to buy in the future?

Those who submit traditionally - published books will also submit physical copies of their entries during the final week of submissions (May 2, 2016 through May 5, 2016), while those who submit self - published works will upload a PDF of the cover designs at time of submission via the online form.

Should you print physical copies as well?

You might be different, however, and more at peace with no longer owning physical copies of books and just think I'm a bit weird.

Although I will admit, as a fan of physical books, I have made a deal with myself: once I am a homeowner and not renting, I will purchase physical copies of all my Kindle titles and create a mega-library, complete with mini-bar and an assortment of smoking jackets.

Both these vendors will allow your book to be distributed to retailers, are great value in price and allow you to purchase physical copies for your own events.

For indie authors trying to self - publish young adult fiction and access the YA market, physical copies are a must.

I have nothing against physical copies but when starting out, it can be a risky route to take.

I wasn't too interested in making physical copies because of the expenses involved.

I used to buy comics online, and when I did so, I'd always download a digital copy of my purchase as well (yes, yes, illegality aside) because I enjoy the convenience of being able to open a folder, find the comic I want to read, and read it right there on my computer without having to search through a stack of musty physical copies.

I don't want a digital service that is constantly trying to get me to go buy physical copies, because that's not what I want.

Those international sales can provide a huge advantage for authors, as the ebook revolution has not made such inroads in much of the rest of the world and physical copies still make up the majority of book sales there.

As of today, neither ebooks nor traditionally published physical copies appear to be heading the way of the dodo any time soon.

I'm a Shonen Jump Alpha adoptee, since the digital format worked a lot better for me, and I don't have to deal with the physical copies.

Before eBooks, all publishing had to be done via printing physical copies and delivering them to retailers or directly to the customer.

Given that many authors now follow the hybrid Reeses Approach, it is a good idea to include a clause in any agreement signed that explicitly states that those books which the author directly e-publishes on their own instead of traditionally publishing through the agent and a publisher who will produce physical copies are exempt.

Physical copies of books sent to us can not be returned.

Please be aware that there is no guarantee that your book will be reviewed and also that physical copies of books can not be returned.

Quote: «Self - publishers do not have to normally worry about this sort of drama, whether they are printing physical copies of their books via Createspace or selling their digital book.

If it were a publicity stunt the publisher would have had more than enough physical copies to meet the potential demand.

At a savings of $ 20 per title, after buying 20 e-books (instead of physical copies), the $ 400 cost of the Kindle would be recouped.

But, even if you have physical copies of your book, you can't carry them around in your pocket.

I had an outline for the marketing plan, but I had to deconflict some activities, and work out the dates to ensure I have physical copies in late May.