Sentences with phrase «readership when»

One is that while the press addresses topics such as politics, sports, and business in some depth, there seems to be a consensus that it is impossible to assume any prior knowledge from the readership when it comes to issues with scientific content.

I can only imagine the jubilation among Nintendo Power «s readership when they opened up their mailboxes and found the universe's ultimate evil adorning the cover of their favorite magazine.

It's hard to build up a readership when you haven't published anything!

I think Hugh Howey said it best when someone asked him why he was «limiting» his potential readership (and I'm paraphrasing here) by going all - in with Amazon: If going all - in with Amazon means selling a lot more books (just because they're the biggest gorilla in the room) than going wide, how is that «limiting» his readership when he's actually being read by MORE people?

Plus the group of launching authors share promotion and benefit from each other's readerships when we cross promote.

Not exact matches

BookFunnel was started in 2015 by fantasy novelist Damon Courtney, who became frustrated when he couldn't create links for free book promotions; it helps authors do giveaways and build readership.

Scale: When combined, the Meredith and Time brands will have a readership of 135 million people and paid circulation of nearly 60 million.

When a big event comes to town, news teams get the most readership out of it as they can, because they know it's a current, hot topic.

In search engine terms, a link can be thought of as a vote of confidence; other websites link back to your site when they believe you have something of interest for at least a portion of their own readership.

Why do you think they carry so many stories about the Tea Party when their readership is mostly liberal?

It's okay to care when you struggle to grow your readership, and it's okay to care when you start to see results.

Too much of the Catholic press, I fear, thinks low when it imagines its readership.

This was somehow considered, by her editors, to be a «news» story worthy of the front page on a Sunday, when the paper's readership is at its greatest.

When they did write books, which was comparatively rare, they wrote mostly what we would call trade books» biographies, collections of essays, etc.» which, even if somewhat technical at times, were still accessible to a general readership.

I don't really think I could start my own though because my readership is still low and i pro ably wouldn't get a large response when it comes to making the ingredient list.

Come on, SI, when will you acknowledge your female readership in this issue?

There's no question that the readership of a blog like The Lunch Tray is a highly motivated group when it comes lunch packing, but for many kids, lunch from home means a can of soda and a bag of chips, or a highly processed Lunchable.

The American turned heads in 1994 when she was named editor - in - chief of French Vogue, doubling its readership and ushering in a new era of casual glamour in Paris.

At first I was too embarrassed (rightfully so when I look back at those archives, eeek) to share my blog with even my closest friends, but eventually I came to and my readership started to grow as friends of friends became regular readers and I started connecting with other bloggers all around the world.

My very first achievement after starting my blog was definitely when I realized my little beauty world has some amazing readership.

When did you first start to see your readership really grow?

Readership boomed when the page Trailers from Hell picked up Glenn's reviews as featured content in 2015.

Results from a recent Readex survey of a random sample of our readership show that approval ratings have increased since 2004, when the last survey was conducted.

When you push past the limits, you find new readership that you didn't even know existed.

When I read a post and there are no share buttons, the buck stops there; but when I see a post I like and easily share to my networks, the readership for that post is instantly and greatly expanWhen I read a post and there are no share buttons, the buck stops there; but when I see a post I like and easily share to my networks, the readership for that post is instantly and greatly expanwhen I see a post I like and easily share to my networks, the readership for that post is instantly and greatly expanded.

As for age range for readership, I wrote the series for my nieces and nephews for when they turned tween - early teen years; however, I have a following of readers in age from around 9 yrs (young, but advanced readers) and up to ages well into adulthood.

As to whom this narrow readership is, I can not say, because when I attend church and go to Christian events, I encounter people of many different colors, shapes, lifestyles, and levels of faith.

She was contacted by the founders to take over the site when they decided they were ready to move on because they know she is passionate about giving authors the tools they need to grow their readership and is dedicated to helping readers discover the authors they wish they had known about all along.

When it's time to monetize books, indie authors need to grow their readership.

Let's face it, there is so much competition when it comes to attracting readership — especially for new authors — that anything that puts the author «above the crowd» in any way can help sell the right books to the right people.

I get constant feedback when I run into people about how «well» and «successful» my book is doing, and in turn, they comment to others about it in this way, which has helped me build a readership and author brand.»

When I first began editing books, I had been a professional editor for more than twenty years, at a New York - area newspaper, a regional magazine, and several magazines with an international readership.

Many nonfiction books could be broken into profitable articles that could very well gain a wider readership and build a platform, putting an author in to a better marketing position when writing a more enduring book.

I think this entire situation sets a dangerous precedent when newspapers can augment important photos in order to not offend their readership.

It makes little sense to partner with a traditional publisher when the book's audience is one that you already reach easily and comprehensively on your own — whether that's through your own business, website / blog, speaking engagements, or anything else that brings you in touch with your readership or fan base.

So when an author sits down to make this difficult decision [of where to publish their book], they have to weigh the pros and cons of that decision... I think it's very disruptive to an author's career to go exclusive anywhere, because it really takes years for an author to establish a readership and platform... One of the problems with exclusivity is, it forces authors to make this artificially imposed either - or situation about their distribution.

When a new book is released by a major publisher, they give out ARC copies (sometimes 5 - 15 thousand) to generate early readership and interest.

When seeking traditional offline media coverage you'll need to find a hook that is going to be attractive to reporters by offering a controversial angle or offer a great benefit to the readership of that particular media outlet.

A great way to grow this readership is through online author events, when several authors writing in the same genre work together to host a fun get - together that involves games, prizes and giveaways.

It's a great price point for this point in your career when your readership is dependably purchasing your books.

«I was told when I started writing the X-Men that there is a very small part of the readership that feels very persecuted,» he continued.

But these days, individual readers have more power than ever — with social networking sites like Goodreads and Shelfari for book lovers, and with Amazon reviews more influential than The New York Times when it comes to promoting and selling books, it pays to be friendly to your readership.

Sometimes it's worth it to just build a readership over many years so that, when the time comes for a big launch like a debut novel, you have an engaged audience interested in it already.

It's about you, your author brand, and your existing readership or fan base — the elements that make up an author platform and that drive the under - noticed and social media - phobes among us to points of epic frustration, something my friend S. Bear Bergman calls the «f - it» moment, the moment when you decide something's got ta give.

But... when a well - known blogger releases a book, you can bet that a good chunk of their readership will be willing to pay for it.

From the very beginning when consumers were regaled with threats that digital would be the end of books, and when authors were assured that ebooks would lead to career - ending piracy, the two sides have waged battles, both for readership and in the courtrooms.

Especially when traditionally published authors are ditching their publishers and joining the indie ranks, and when indie authors have built huge, loyal readerships.

When it comes to understanding which readers are most likely to enjoy your book, you first need to look at what makes your book special, and this means thinking beyond genre, which is simply a guidepost to a readership.

When the smoke clears and the dust settles, there's only going to be two groups left: those who found success and established a readership early on and those who are still slaving and trudging away with little or nothing to show for it... yet.

When your author website is live, it's time to market it and start your traffic and readership building.