Sentences with phrase «print book sales through»

BookNet Canada sets technology standards and educates organizations about how to apply them, performs market research, and tracks 85 % of all English - language Canadian print book sales through BNC SalesData.

Not exact matches

After being unavailable for sale through retailers for years, the hardcover book is now back in print!

But at the same time, you might make a similar amount through a direct - to - reader sales page, without having to print so many books upfront.

If you are not in breach of your obligations under this Agreement, for each Printed Books & Digital Books sold to a customer through the Program, A&A Printing will pay you the applicable Royalty of 80 % of your list price, net of refunds, bad debt, and any sales or other taxes or fees charged to a customer or applied with respect to sales to a customer.

When using major POD providers, your book is automatically available and for sale through important channels on demand; when paying for an offset print run, you then have the challenge of figuring out your distribution methods, and you'll bear the responsibility of fulfilling orders — unless your printer offers additional services and can handle it for you.

If you notify us through the procedure we provide on A&A Printing sites for making claims of copyright infringement that a third party has made a Printed Books & Digital Books available for distribution through the Program (or for distribution in a particular territory through the Program) that you have the exclusive right to make available under the Program, then, upon your request and after verification of your claim, we will pay you the Royalties due in connection with any sales of the Printed Books & Digital Books through the Program, and will remove the Printed Books & Digital Books from future sale through the Program, as your sole and exclusive remedy.

I've got a thousand or more copies of that book in my warehouse that I have to sell through before I can do another print run — and I need to decide if sales are strong enough to warrant another thousand or more books, or if I need to go to a small digital print run, in which case, I might need to raise the price (because small print runs cost more per unit than large ones, and I have to offer my distributor a 65 % discount as per our contract).

In fact, more and more authors are focusing their sales and marketing efforts on their eBook with the printed book being an «extra» available for print book readers and bookstores through CreateSpace and / or Lightning Source.

I could draw a straight line through my print sales with every book, and they were going to hit zero sometime in 2012.

I often suggest that authors use inventory they may have printed before switching to Ingram distribution for their own direct sales from their author website, giveaways, and author events, but I also recommend they get broader book distribution by setting up the book through a POD / distribution program like IngramSpark.

My only income is through book sales and as long as the cost of the book printing is covered then I can carry on in this way.

Reputable partnership publishers who produce quality books are highly selective — they publish only what they feel they can sell since their major revenue is derived through the sale of books not the printing of them.

But connecting with and conforming to the different requirements of so many retailers is not easy, and 50 - 90 % of book sales are still print books sold through traditional retailers (percent varies depending on subject category).

By insisting on blindly continuing to spend copious amounts of money on print runs, only to have them end up as pulp after they have been remaindered by the dwindling number of book shops through low sales, over the far cheaper and fastest growing area within literature today — the eBook, does you no favours whatsoever.

«Publishers are still trying to come to grips with the ebook tornado that has swept through them in the past three years — they are seeing falling sales of some kinds of print books and experience difficulty achieving profitable distribution of ebooks.

The point the distribution platforms are making is that reader consumers are going to get tired of sifting through the 99cent spam «ebooks» and get fed up with being duped by piracy masquerading as genuine titles, leading to a drop in ebook sales in favor of «good old fashioned» (re: reliable) print books.

In 2015, nationwide sales of print books through traditional channels stayed relatively flat compared to 2014 levels.

E-books constitute about one - third of all U.S. book sales, and about 60 percent or more of all U.S. book sales (both print and digital) happen through Amazon.

HarperCollins Christian Publishing, comprised of both Thomas Nelson, Inc. and Zondervan, has joined On Demand Books» growing Espresso Book Machine (EBM) program, making its titles available through EBM's «digital - to - print at retail» sales channel.

Our publisher, New Harbinger, reported sales were through the roof, we had second printing and our book stayed in the top five of all of the book's we have published.

First, sales of the print editions have increased in the time that the eBooks have been available through Pottermore, most likely asserting that digital does not actually mean the death of print books.

The books were not listed for sale through B&N, and there was a significant upfront charge to produce them — unlike CreateSpace, just to name one example, that charges nothing to produce a print book then takes a portion of the sales price after it distributes the book to Amazon.

You earn royalties every time we print a book to fulfill a new customer order placed on Amazon.com, Amazon's European websites, or through sales channels offered with Expanded Distribution.

As Rowling was savvy enough to retain the digital rights to all of the books in the series, and since she will be making the digital editions and audio downloads available through the Pottermore website, it seems kind of odd that her print publishers would feel any claim to the sales of the ebooks is warranted.

Earn royalties every time your book is printed to fulfill a new order placed on Amazon.com, Amazon's European websites, or through sales channels offered with Expanded Distribution.

You earn royalties every time a book is printed to fulfill a new customer order place on Amazon.com, Amazon's European websites, or through sales channels offered with Expanded Distribution.

The company has always been primarily in the book and booklet printing business, and sales were generated primarily through direct sales call marketing to local business's in the immediate tri-county area.

The latest report (through a Google translation) says that ebook sales tripled in the final quarter of 2012, and for the first time they sold more ebooks than printed books.

Would you rather have 20,000 ebook sales on Amazon, with no shot at bookstore placements or the New York Times bestseller list — or would you rather have only 5,000 of your print books scattered through local Barnes & Noble and other retail outlets around the country?

However, the success of Kindle Books should be taken in context, because this announcement relates only to sales through Amazon.co.uk and doesn't take into account print books that may have been purchased elsewBooks should be taken in context, because this announcement relates only to sales through Amazon.co.uk and doesn't take into account print books that may have been purchased elsewbooks that may have been purchased elsewhere.

Through a strategic combination of print ads in two publishing - related publications, a gallery display at the ALA Book Exhibit, and a customized sales kit, AuthorHouse has finally made it easier for authors to reach out, professionally and efficiently, to libraries across the country.

Print books only from all publishers and authors in English language format available for sale from 2009 through 2013.

If you are an indie author through a small press or on your own without a nationally recognized brand on your score card, and you utilize the print - on - demand technology for your physical books, you will not jump on a bestseller list within a week or even a month of your book being available for sale.

And the sale of a print book through a bookstore returns less than a quarter of what a direct sale does.

Accurate statistics are hard to come by, as many self - published book sales may be made through channels other than those monitored by the data companies, but in the US it was estimated that last year print books made up for 63 % of self - published book sales.

If your to - do list is long, you may wish to strike through «research eBook conversion tools, master print formatting and apply to multiple retailer websites to get the book on sale».

The end result of using either CreateSpace and / or IngramSpark is that your print book will be available to be ordered by nearly any retailer, as a print edition, and available for sale through their online storefronts if they have one (such as barnesandnoble.com).

Right now I have one table for all my Amazon book sales (kindle, print audiobook), a second table that is just my short stories (sales and KU — since they are the only ones in KDP select) and then a third table for my Free books on Kindle and my sales and free books through D2D, SW, and Google Play.

These files are required to make a print edition of your book available and on sale through retailers.

According to global information provider The NPD Group, through the end of July 2017, print travel books have experienced 2 percent growth in unit sales, and an overall compound annual growth rate of 1 percent from 2014 to 2016 in the U.S..

Upload your own books to Aerio and choose from their inventory of 14 million print books, gifts, games, and more to create a curated storefront on your website to make a small percentage of each sale made through your site.

Authors with books that could be Hollywood «attention getters,» this could be Print books only from all publishers and authors in English language format available for sale from 2013 through 2016.

So, instead of buying the e-book, or even the print book, they wait for it to go on sale through Amazon or another online retailer or they go to the second hand bookstore or borrow it from the library.

Authors with books that could be Hollywood «attention getters» — print books only00from all publishers and authors in English language format available for sale from 2010 through 2013 are eligible.

Plus the process of getting books into brick - and - mortar stores — working through sales teams, distributors, printers, and booksellers — can be painfully slow, so we can get the digital book out the door and making money all while gearing up for the book's print release.

The book is coming out in print (and, simultaneously, in e-book) in May 2013 but, before then, in a first, Tor is releasing the story through a series of e-books, the first of which, called «The B - Team,» will be on sale January 15.

If you have a book printed through CreateSpace, you have two options for changing the price for a book sale.

PublishersMarketplace notes that «Bookscan figures for 2007 tracked sales of approximately 581,000 copies for Seinfeld's book through mid-December; Running Press says The Sneaky Chef currently has approximately 190,000 copies in print.»

At the click of a button, indie authors — as well as the smallest boutique publishers and micropresses — can now sell their books through the same online retail storefronts that today account for roughly 50 % of total US print sales.

Your book can be available for sale as a print edition in all the usual online retail outlets (Amazon, BarnesandNoble.com, etc), as well as distributed through Ingram, the largest U.S. book wholesaler.