Sentences with phrase «readers hear about the book»

Each time a potential reader hears about our book, it might stand alone as a new Impression # 1.

Most readers hear about books via word - of - mouth or author name recognition.

Now, some readers hear about your book through word - of - mouth or through book reviews, and that might be enough to entice -LSB-...]

Instead of hoping that potential readers hear about your book, with Author Agency's Marketing Solutions you can make an effort to promote your book and build an audience.

Not exact matches

Whether it's running, knitting, playing with your pet, a particular book or poem, I'd personally love to hear about it, and I'm sure the rest of the readers could benefit from it, too.

The answers in the book will enlighten readers who have heard about charter schools on the news but want to learn more.

Why should a potential reader give a book they've never heard about a precious ninety seconds of their day?

If a potential reader is entertained enough to watch a full ninety second cinematic book trailer (always remember that on the web, shorter is better), that's a full ninety seconds that they've lingered on your title, and the next time they hear about your book, you can be sure that they'll remember the your name.

We want to hear from our blog readers, too... fill out this survey about how you read, and we'll report back on The Book Case with the results in a couple of weeks.

Of course, the bottom line (i.e., the difference between making sales and not making sales) is, if lots of readers in your target market want to read your book but they never hear about it, they can't decide to buy your book — and the way they hear about your book is through marketing.

Very few readers purchase books that just happen to catch their attention without having heard about the author or the book being recommended by someone they know.

This allows each of you access to a new pool of readers that you didn't have access to before, and those readers and followers will learn about books that they hadn't heard about before.

I decided to figure out SoundCloud (which I heard about through the Joanna Penn interview with Viv Oyolu that I referenced above), interview myself, and embed it on the reader - related pages on my site (books, buy my books, etc.) I get pretty much the same reader questions over and over so I picked a few of the most common and answered them.

If you haven't heard about this site, it's an ebook giveaway site where the reader gives up their email address in return for a free book of their choosing.

Readers can put pressure on authors... if a reader feels like an author's book is priced too high by the publisher, you can bet that all they have to do is tweet at that author about the book being priced too high, and the publisher's going to be hearing that customers are angry.

I don't hear much about «ownership» issues from the readers I know but a significant loss of retail will be as devastating for print books as it was for the other altered industries.

Knopf publisher and editor - in - chief Sonny Mehta, who introduced the works of Stieg Larsson to American readers, talks about the phenomenal success of the series.How did you first hear about the Millennium trilogy?I heard about the books at the Frankfurt Book Fair in 2007.

Would American readers who, like us, had never heard of these people actually buy books about them?

Because of the personal stories and words of wisdom from more than a dozen indie authors in my book, I felt your readers would enjoy hearing about it.

If you've never heard of a blog tour before, the best way I can think to describe it is like a digital version of a book signing — a place where your target readers are hanging out — so you can meet them and tell them about your book.

Thank you so much for tuning in and we'd like to hear how you feel about her books and I'm sure she would appreciate reviews on Amazon if you do like them because those are very helpful in terms of other readers looking for the book and delving into a new area.

But it's also wonderful to have heard from so many kids at the time, and now as adults, who talk about how the Baby - Sitters Club books turned them into readers.

People always assume, when they hear that I'm an avid reader and that I wrote a memoir about my father reading to me for 3,218 consecutive nights, that I own tons of books.

If you walk away from Avon, you're walking away from that database of readers who want to hear about your next book.

I am hearing mixed thoughts about book trailers and their impact on sales but an author reading to his audience lets the reader fill the book and the author.

I have heard the comparison made that romance books consumed rather like candy by their readers — and the candy - makers want the consumers of it to feel OK about buying their next box «o chocolates, and the one after that.

I'm hoping, though, that I'll end up being one of those readers we're hearing about here who discovered a wonderful series through the first free book in the series.

Talk about the things that are important to you, that those potential readers of your books might also like to hear about.

And even if they didn't, most readers aren't going to randomly purchase books from the back of Amazon's search list, but are going to choose titles they've heard good things about or from authors they've read before.

We want to hear what your readers have to say about your book, but we don't allow reviews for books that have not yet been published or released.

The pros will continue to put up quality work, with great covers and enticing back cover blurbs and well edited sampling so that readers will find new authors the same as they always have; having heard about an author from a friend or seeing them mention in a blopg or on a writers site or panel, maybe an online review, They'll «pick up» the book that looks attractive and interesting, check out the description and maybe reading the first few pages.

For readers, we love to hear about what makes you buy a book, and things you love and hate about what you read.

It's not just having to arrange for your own editing via the trad publishing route — when I read arguments against self - pubbing, I always hear about how hard it is to market your books and find your readers.

and looks forward to hearing from readers about their experience reading the book!

Sometimes you lose a reader in between hearing about your book on your blog and the check out at Amazon.

I just blogged about this yesterday; a few weeks ago, I heard from an author who had priced all his books at free and he wasn't reaching readers.

Hear from an innovative independent book publisher about how they are breaking past the text - only barrier and delivering enhanced / illustrated eBooks that work for readers and make economic sense to produce.

Our website, Reading Deals, is actively growing a list of readers who WANT to hear about your book promotion.

If a reader takes the time to contact you, thank them and ask how they heard about the book.

As usual, it was a good evening: About 50 travel writers and readers chatted around the bar before heading downstairs to hear Tony Perrottet and Elisabeth Eaves read from their new books.

As the Supreme Court of Canada sits today in hearings over a national securities regulator, a new book about the judges of the country's top court has just hit the shelves (and e-book readers).

About Me Contact Books Reviews Ask a Manager yes, you really should write a better cover letter March 7, 2011 Periodically I hear from readers who tell me that after they started approaching their cover letters differently, as I advise here, they started getting interviews.