Sentences with phrase «sales than the library»

The market is much more diverse, more centered (most items are bought for K - 12 educational uses), much larger in sales than the library market, and the K - 12 publishers aren't the Big Six but rather smaller independent firms that work far closer with the school systems to survive.

Not exact matches

The reintroduction process is a bit complicated to outline in a blog post — but I have instructions in my patient education handouts (for sale $ 85 — with much more than just the re-introduction phase), OR in my book, the 21 day tummy — which you may be able to find at your library or via kindle.

But a recent Pew study found that even as sales of e-readers like Nook and Kindle grow swiftly, young people still frequent libraries more than you might think, and print books remain popular.

The former might lose sales because libraries can lend ebooks more efficiently (they need fewer websites than physical libraries) and they don't wear out or get lost.

According to Penguin vice president of online sales and marketing Tim McCall, Penguin's entire catalog, which is more than 15,000 books, will be made available to the libraries» patrons through the deal.

Between the money paid for the property and the new library space, the cost came out to $ 211 per buildable square foot — less than the $ 270 average for development sites in north Brooklyn and $ 311 for land sales within a two - mile radius in the last two years, according to the study.

PublishDrive is a Hungarian company that will publish your eBook in more than 400 stores including Apple iBooks, Google Play Books, Kindle, Scribd, Barnes & Noble, plus 240k digital libraries (schools, universities, public libraries) for 10 % after net sales.

But it is much more difficult to make money from bookstore sales than from library sales.

The library market has never accounted for more sales than the consumer market.

Despite more than 550 articles this morning, her book still only rose to a high of # 1,524 on Amazon sales rankings and libraries are showing minimal holds.

The kind generated by minds so consumed with their own immediate greed that the thought of more than one person reading a library book or aftermarket sales of used books neither of which puts money in the pockets of the publishers was anathema.

I do wish, however, that they'd experiment more, particularly with offering libraries per - checkout fees for their backlist rather than inflated sales prices linked to excessive restrictions.

Dramatically increase your market exposure through more than 39,000 retailers, libraries, and other points of sale.

My e-book library now numbers in the hundreds: lots of public domain, e-book versions (on sale) of real books I already own (because it is a lot easier to travel with a tablet than a library), and new purchases.

Six months later here is what we have: Look For The Hook (my wife's self help book) and Treachery In Turtle Bay (my mystery) are available on Amazon, On Barnes & Noble internet site, In Barnes & Noble Stores (via Ingram \ Lightning Source POD through CreateSpace In hundreds of other Book Stores (again via Ingram \ Lightning Source POD through CreateSpace) In Libraries via Baker & Taylor by way of CreateSpace Direct POD In a Global E-Store provided by CreateSpace (where by the way the royalty is higher than any other channel except direct sales) And, if you love the book and want a signed copy, it is available directly from the Author Page on the specific book's internet site www.lookforthehook.com, www.treacheryinturtlebay.com).

Since libraries and bookstores are reluctant to stock indie titles, this means falling back on the free or 99c promo, which can produce a nice surge in rankings and thus sales but does, ultimately, promote that culture of buying rather than reading you're talking about.

MICHAEL ROCKLIFF spent more than 50 years in the book business as a book retailer, publisher's sales representative, and library marketing director before retiring.

As numbers come out and we learn at least enough about the big success stories to determine how little of the cash pool was available for other authors to divvy up, we should be able to get a clearer picture of how well somebody can expect to do through this program, After all, even if you were only making $ 1 per book sold on each of your hypothetical 30 annual sales through Barnes & Noble, that's better than getting nothing at all from a lending library for Kindle owners.

Reminding the audience that the United States has more libraries than Starbucks locations, OverDrive's director of brand marketing and communications David Burleigh spoke to the close relationship of patrons» digital activities in library collections and those activities impact on sales and discoverability.

Within a few weeks of publishing, your eBook will be available for sale in 23 major regional eBook retail outlets across a wide variety of territory and genre - specific stores, including Waterstones (UK), eChristian (Intl.), eBooks.com (Intl.), and OverDrive which serves more than 33,000 libraries worldwide, including 12,000 schools & colleges.

However, even access to every big publisher's catalog won't guarantee material for every possible library audience; frontlist title acquisition is driven by anticipated sales numbers and focuses on mass - market appeal rather than meeting the needs of smaller interest - based communities.

Although sales of indie ebooks to libraries are much lower than sales through retail, the library ebook market is growing whereas sales through most retailers are flat to down.

After these tentative steps forward, we were stunned to learn that Hachette plans to more than triple its prices for ebook sales to libraries starting October 1.»

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We've gorged ourselves on all the Steam Sales had to offer and now have libraries packed to the brim with more than we can play.

The most recent Summer Steam Sale has come and gone, and in its wake are numerous Steam libraries overflowing with games, probably more than will be possible for one person to play.

The fact that sales have amounted to nothing more than opportunities to bracket off actual worthwhile deals from non-Plus members instead of rewarding PS + users and that the games library has been, overall, pretty disappointing for the recent past, coupled with the fact that I don't really give a damn about multiplayer in most titles, is making me reconsider subscribing for the first time since, I think, ever — and I've been a member since day one.

With a pretty underwhelming library of launch games and lower than expected sales I'm sure Nintendo is surprised, but I can help once again with my genius advice.

But despite being the butt of jokes on the internet and its less - than desirable sales figures, the Wii U actually boasts a really impressive library of games.

There's no one who would look at the Switch and say its launch was better because of the timing, rather than the sales or library.

The Fraser (No 2) decision The current concern is plainly that the provisions of LSIA 1854 will result in the proceeds of any sales of libraries and museums by councils being held on trust for the original grantor or their successors or assigns (rather than the land having to be given back).

There is little wonder that the designers, marketers, and sales people who develop legal information products want to communicate directly with legal practitioners who are the targeted consumers rather than going through the centralized evaluation and comparison based on those same criteria that library managers carry out.

How it works: A storefront real estate office that has more in common with a library than a typical brokerage allows buyers to browse through current listings, recent sales, and the architectural and interior design idea center.