Hope to
see you next time readers as we continue to ponder the victors and wonder for the losers.
Not exact matches
The
next piece of the puzzle, Haik explains, is to track and
see if the actual quantitative behavior of
readers — clicking, sharing,
time spent, and other metrics — match up with the surveys.
Readers are used to
seeing news stories about the
next - closest - to - Earth - sized planet, the maybe - could - be-Earth's - twin planet, the no - really - this -
time - it's - like - super-close-to-maybe-being-like-how-Earth-is planet.
Reach our 8 Million +
Readers with your free book and the
next time they
see your books, they are far more likely to buy / borrow / download them.
There will come a
time when self - publishing will be
seen for what it is: simply one of several ways for real authors to connect with real
readers looking for the
next great book to read.
While it might not be enough to make every
reader quit reading, it still creates a disconnect, possibly enough that the
next time they
see one of your novels, they might pass it up for a different book.
So, a question to GSW
readers - if you
saw a PS3 in stock at a game store, the
next time you walk in, would you buy one?