Sentences with phrase «signing at your local bookstore»

Think back to the last time you saw a book signing at your local bookstore.

Can't arrange a signing at your local bookstore?

I did a book signing at a local bookstore that netted me more connections than money, but it was well worth it.

Offer to do a book signing at a local bookstore (note that the store will take a percentage of your profits).

Go to writing groups, other author signings at your local bookstore, and larger events like expos and conventions.

Fiction authors should consider getting their book on Netgalley, partnering with a local business to host a book launch, or setting up a book signing at a local bookstore.

If every author does a reading or a book signing at the local bookstore, how are you supposed to stand out?

Now, I know, your official author dreams included book signings at your local bookstore.

Not exact matches

Our team specializes in creating and promoting events with built - in audiences at unique off - site venues or with bookstores if you would be paired with a local author or group panel, or simply going in for a meet - and - greet with booksellers where you sign stock copies of your book.

I believe I need more than two sets of eyes to edit my books, I need to market my books, and sell my books at conferences, and local bookstores through book signings.

I've had moderate success, but mostly at the local bookstore and book signings.

But, I do have at least eight reviews on amazon, managed to get my book in our local library, doing a book signing this Saturday at the local bookstore / café, and had a sequel night there two weeks ago.

However, when it comes to a book becoming an international success, a small book signing at a local independent bookstore might help gather some local attention but will do very little for selling hundreds of thousands of copies.

I learned how to write a press release, how to set up an author website, who to talk to at bookstores to set up a signing, and which of the local newspapers were willing to do a story on me and my book.

If the book is in print and available at their local bookstore they can offer to do a reading or to sign stock copies.

Someone might remember meeting you at a convention or seeing you at a signing in the local bookstore.

So you have an author website, a couple of social media sites for your book, and you've even done a signing or two at your local bookstore.

I don't have a lot of experience in this arena being a debut author, but I do know some local bookstores are open to indie authors holding signings at their locations, and usually the author does a reading from the book as well.

I'm not a global bestselling author just yet, but I have just completed my first book signing and Digitox is on the shelves, not only in my local bookstores, but also in Waterstones, WHSmiths, Blackwells, and even at Blenheim Palace, the ancestral home of Winston Churchill.

-- Audience: An author appearing at their local bookstore is as close to a sure fire hit as you can get since authors can, generally speaking, get their friends / neighbors / colleagues to show up a book signing and buy books.

If they show up for the signing at the local independent bookstore on Tuesday evening, that doesn't leave very many people attending the signing at the Barnes & Noble half a mile away that Saturday (or vice versa).

It seemed a perfect fit: Moore has a book to promote (he told the crowd at the bookstore last night that he had no interest in doing signings at big chain stores), and St. Mark's Bookshop is itself in trouble, and has asked its landlord, Cooper Union, the private engineering, architecture and art college, to reduce its $ 20,000 monthly rent (with backup from a local petition and a community board resolution).