Sentences with phrase «real benefit to readers»

It's easy to see an Amazon Used Ebooks Store simply being a way for the company (and publishers) to sell the same content license over and over again, without much real benefit to readers or customers.

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Guest blogging need to pitch the people that what all the benefits readers get from our guest post and if you've unique compelling content that provide real value will often go viral instead focus it for link building.

The book could benefit from additional real - world examples illustrating the procedures being described, (perhaps using the same dog grooming brush business referred to a couple of times) to help the reader to understand how to judge the value of particular assets and approaches and to see the tactics in use.

I give these readers my best advice, of course, but lately I've been yearning to show them the bigger picture: how these problems came to be, who benefits from the status quo (even as our kids lose out), and what we — both as individuals and as a society — could be doing to make a real difference in the lives and health of all American children.

Of course, a comprehensive reading program will also use real children's books to develop vocabulary and comprehension, but novice readers benefit from reading material that allows them to successfully read independently as early as possible.

We suspect evo readers would prefer to trade some on - paper benefits for the real - world thump of the 2.0 TDI and largely similar economy.

The real benefit of Sony Reader devices is that they also support library lending, so if your local public library offers this service (powered by OverDrive), you'll be able to borrow books for free.

It's hard to see how the publisher is losing «real» sales on these titles, since the reader can't purchase them as ebooks, or, in the case of the out - of - print books, in any format that benefits the publisher and author at all.

I do think that over time — and how good you're invoking the long - term, as Brian DeFiore does, too, at one point — I think that one of the great benefits of the entrepreneurial author movement will be that readers, drawing nearer to their authors and being in touch and meeting them and interacting with them, are starting already to get a clearer, more real - world look at who and what authors are.

Because there are real economic benefits to solving this, both for authors and for readers.

Perhaps you could do some research on this subject in order to more adequately inform your readers on the real effects of nicotine and also the benefits.

In other cases, they admit that in spite of some risks, a product works — at least the reader is left with the wisdom to take risks where there is a real benefit while dodging the marketing machine with a little inside knowledge.