Sentences with phrase «publishers use»

Fiksu is helping brands and app publishers use data to connect with customers throughout their mobile customer journey.

Thousands of publishers use their tools and they work with countless household brands to deliver their advertising to consumers in the most effective, captivating, and efficient way.

«Depending on how well publishers use the format, it could do that.»

Apple will be letting game publishers use in - app subscriptions, too, according to a new report from Bloomberg.

While legal publishers use their best efforts to deliver current content, economic reality and human fallibility impose practical constraints on what is delivered.

Question 5: As published content changes format (from print to digital formats, games, apps, etc.), could publishers use or try to use strategic brand exploitation to make what they publish stand out among others (self - publications, other publishing houses)?

To mellow the last sentence, I should add that even when the legal publishers use processing and storing resources abroad, they constitute important components of our legal systems and they must not necessarily be avoided.

It's a pity so many Publishers use it for a quick cash grab.

Just a matter of time until publishers use this to ban people giving games bad reviews or saying «undesireable» things in forums.

Making content exclusive to the pass is also dumb, but that still falls under the «how publishers use them» point.

PC gamers dislike Denovo DRM a lot and it is also something that many PC publishers use in their games to prevent piracy.

Publishers use services like Xbox, Steam and PS to provide online experiences.

Fiksu is helping brands and app publishers use data to connect with customers throughout their mobile customer journey.

Publishers use wholesale pricing for print books: They set the books» list price; retailers buy the books at a discount and can then resell them at whatever price they want.

But quite a few publishers use the wholesale model, so the list opportunities are enormous.

Low prices are a common strategy self - publishers use (that traditional publishers have been slower to adopt) to increase their chances of being discovered by readers.

There is a tried and true method of self publishing that almost all self publishers use.

For our purposes today we are going to look at the models that trade publishers use --- how libraries interact with them, as well as offers some of the viewpoints from company representatives and individuals working in the digital publishing world.

There's another possibility, instead of jettisoning DRM the publishers use the threat of doing do to force Amazon into giving them better terms.

-LSB-...] Jane Friedman explains the profit and loss statement and how publishers use it to make purchasing decisions.

This is because traditional publishers use experienced cover artists.

It's also the definition all publishers use, because even when their mission is to support fine art or high - minded goals, they still have to make enough profit to stay in business.

Indie Publishing: The Problem With Book Distribution and why successful self - publishers use digital delivery and social media marketing.

The biggest free tool book publishers use today is a poorly conceived one: the ebook sample.

While its approach is open, it will still be limited to what publishers use the AllAccess platform.

A majority of these print - on - demand publishers use the internet as their distribution channel.

Here is how we help new and experienced indie publishers use Amazon's 7 most popular programs:

We highly recommend self - publishers use our Free Book Spine Creation service.

Then again, the oft - repeated argument against DRM and anti-piracy measures applies here as well as it does to purchased e-books: piracy is going to happen no matter what kind of DRM publishers use, and the same risk of piracy exists with physical books.

But understanding a bit about how authors are paid — and what criteria publishers use to pay an author a huge advance — can help writers gain some insight into what the book bottom line can be.

Let's face it, authors right now are only getting paid for books it is estimated are sold and it is going to stay that way as long as publishers use services like BookScan to tell them how many books are sold at certain stores and then — thanks to handwavium — this is how many books we think were sold system - wide.

You have unfettered access to the exact same distribution channels that traditional mainline publishers use.

I hired the same professionals — editor, proofreader, book designer, cover designer — that publishers use (they are often freelancers these days) and could work directly with them without the publisher as an intermediary.

With ebooks, there is no need to be a «best - seller» out of the gate or be consigned to mid-lister hell, no competition for limited shelf space, and no remaindering or going out of print (which of course most publishers use mostly as an excuse to hold on to publishing rights forever).

On pro forma calculations that publishers use to determine prod cost and the advance they could pay an author, the word count threshold on cost went up at 110,000 words.

One has to wonder that if Facebook and Twitter work well for selling books (as XYZ would have you believe), why don't the Big Publishers use these in their marketing?]

I began pulling out of Select late in November; my remaining novels will be off Select soon and they'll go to the multiple publishers you use.

But if Bookscan numbers are the numbers that publishers use to judge the commercial viability of a creator, then that's bad for many people in comics whose primary market is the direct market.

While there are many different layouts that publishers use for the title page of a book, below is a simple book title page example.

Remember, it's divide and conquer that's the most poisonous strategy Stores and Publishers use.

Catalogs are the primary vehicle trade publishers use to market books to bookstores.

Traditional publishers use the returns system to get what is called «market penetration.»

Self - publishers use on - demand printing companies like Lightning Source, Ingram - Spark, Createspace, Blurb, and Lulu for printed books.

Traditional publishers use this strategy to get advance orders from book stores and distributors before the printed book is available.

I would just add that some publishers use the word Christian to draw hopefuls authors and one must be careful.

Today, both self - and traditional publishers use POD technology for books they don't intend to warehouse.

I considered that, Lisa, but then I read that «upmarket» is a term publishers use, but you're not supposed to describe your work that way yourself!

Just to clarify: we help authors and publishers use CreateSpace and IngramSpark, and sometimes traditional printers.

Additionally, many publishers use Ingram's Lightning Source — a print - on - demand service — to keep their books available when a formal print run isn't economically feasible or fast enough.

of the print volume, a tactic that we typically see traditional publishers use.