Sentences with phrase «reader reviews unless»

But I do the same with reader reviews unless I already know that the reviewer's and mine tastes are similar when it comes to stuff we like.

Not exact matches

If you think that's totally unfair, I agree: most readers won't review a book even if they liked it; and most readers won't click to vote a book review as «helpful» unless it's a negative review.

I guess my overall recommendation would be to use those sites to post maybe a chapter or so to find compatible critique partners / beta readers (which could then move to email), but not to post our whole story for review / editing that way unless we trust everyone who has access.

The 74 titles — 28 nonfiction and 46 fiction — all published in 1998 unless otherwise noted, were selected by the 11 - member committee with invaluable input from young adult reluctant readers from across the country, who read, reviewed, and evaluated books throughout the year.

Apparently, BookBub will not accept books for [paid] promotion unless they have a certain number of reviews — i.e. have a track record of popularity with readers.

Books readers don't read the magazine, and unless you're with a major or can pay through the nose, being reviewed by PW doesn't mean a thing to a reader; most have never heard of it.

They just sit there unread unless I put the book in promotion... then the reviews get a little traffic, helping a reader decide if my book is of interest or worth a try — or not.Good luck!

Carla Douglas presents Amazon and Goodreads: Updated Guidelines for Reader Reviews posted at Beyond Paper Editing, saying, «Unless you've sworn off online content for the past few weeks you could not avoid hearing about the review controversy over at Goodreads.

Unless you have new evidence, I'm not sure there is much value in repeating the old material here, but if you want to review the previous threads, you'll find a multitude of references on the topic (I believe I posted about six and other readers also contributed)-- not merely the one cited here.

Paragraphs are difficult to read, especially when readers usually have stack of resumes to review, «creative» formatting does not add value (unless you are in the design / creative industry) and Word templates are a dime a dozen and frequently only prompt a user to plug in duties, completely eliminating a section for accomplishments.

Unless otherwise instructed, a cover letter should accompany every resume, as a cover letter compels your reader to review your resume.