Sentences with phrase «subtitles help»

Other nonfiction titles may misdirect some readers and subtitles help position them in the marketplace.

Adding your book's genre: a tale of romantic suspense, or a romantic comedy as a subtitle HELPS readers.

Your subtitle helps readers understand what the book is about and gets them to read a little more beyond your title.

Not exact matches

The subtitle of his book is «Why helping others drives our success.»

We're working on translating all of our resources into more than 36 languages, with thousands of volunteers helping us subtitle videos.

Yet no skills are required of the wealthy Chinese being courted by a Chinese - subtitled video to help finance a huge Trump - branded tower in New Jersey.

Walker Percy subtitled Lost in the Cosmos «The Last Self - Help Book.»

Brigitte Pflueger is delighted that her latest DVD purchase includes «English subtitles for the death and hard of hearing» — that'll help pass the time, when the time comes

Stamets, however, cherishes a grander vision, one trumpeted in the subtitle of his 2005 book, Mycelium Running: How Mushrooms Can Help Save the World.

A version with Brazilian Portuguese subtitles to help spread the word, thank you Dr Greger for your authorization:

What i would add under the subtitle how does vitamin A help acne is that vitamin A regulates your sebaceous gland, and if the sebaceous gland is not properly functioning it will lead to multiple problems with your skin.

To help you gain a better understanding of the fine differences between a Poncho and a cape — keep an eye out for these subtitles:

Taking a unique slant on the subject of online dating, Naked Online offers information and activities to help readers use this modern matchmaking method to become more mindful, which is why the authors sneak the word zen into the subtitle.

(In Albanian with subtitles) Neon Flesh (Unrated) «It's hard out here for a pimp» comedy, set in Buenos Aires, about a 22 year - old ne'er - do - well (Mario Casas) who hopes to earn his prostitute mother's (Macarena Gomez) respect by opening up a whorehouse with the help of a couple of streetwise buddies (Vincente Romero and Luciano Caceres).

(In French with subtitles) Man in the Chair (PG - 13 for profanity and mature themes) Drama about a troubled teen (Michael Angarano) trying to turn his life around by gaining admission to film school with the help of senior citizens living at an old folks home for film industry retirees.

(In French with subtitles) Nina's Heavenly Delights (PG - 13 for sexuality) Cross-cultural comedy about an Indo - Scottish woman (Shelley Conn) who returns to Glasgow to run her recently - deceased father's curry house with the help of his partner's daughter (Laura Fraser) while reuniting with a childhood friend who's now a flamboyant drag queen (Ronny Jhutti).

Dialogue remains crisp and intelligible throughout, plus English subtitles for the hearing impaired help you catch anything you may have missed.

(In Hindi and English with subtitles) Casino Jack and the United States of Money (R for profanity) Oscar - winning, documentary filmmaker Alex Gibney (Taxi to the Dark Side) directs this bio-pic recounting the shady shenanigans of DC lobbyist Jack Abramoff who undermined American democracy with the help of some of the best politicians money could buy.

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(In French and English with subtitles) Let the Right One in (R for profanity, nudity, disturbing images and graphic violence) Horror flick about 12 year - old boy (Kare Hedebrant) who exacts revenge on his bullies with the help of his beautiful next - door neighbor (Lina Leandersson), a girl his age who just happens to be a bloodthirsty vampire.

Compounding the clunky looping, much of the dialogue isn't especially clear, but the English SDH subtitles track help that out.

(In Persian and English with subtitles) Surveillance (R for drug use, pervasive profanity, graphic violence and deviant sexuality) Crime thriller about a couple of FBI Agents (Julia Ormond and Bill Pullman) who try to track down a serial killer in Santa Fe with the help of three eyewitnesses (Pell James, Ryan Simpkins and Kent Harper).

It doesn't help that the subtitles, usually one of Twilight Time's best features, curiously omits all of the English dialogue.

This was flawless almost to a fault though... As the movie started I couldn't help but constantly wish I could somehow enable cinema subtitles, as the accents of the period are nailed so perfectly that a good fifty percent of it sounded like gibberish and especially mumbling.

Foreign dialogue is translated with on - film subtitles, while closed captions can help the hearing impaired.

(In Spanish with subtitles) A Little Help (R for sexuality, profanity and drug use) Bittersweet dramedy about a dental hygienist (Jenna Fischer) who suddenly finds herself resorting to lies to provide for herself and her 12 year - old son (Daniel Yelsky) in the wake of her philandering husband's (Chris O'Donnell) untimely death.

(In French and Polish with subtitles) The Giant Mechanical Man (PG - 13 for sexuality and brief profanity) Quirky romantic comedy about a soft - spoken zookeeper (Jenna Fischer) who falls for a struggling street performer (Chris Messina) in spite of pressure from her domineering sister (Malin Akerman) to date a pompous, self - help guru (Topher Grace).

(In French with subtitles) Falling Awake (R for violence, pervasive profanity and brief sexuality) Romantic musical about an ambitious, young guitarist (Andrew Cisneros) determined to play his way out of his crime - infested Bronx «hood with the help of his beautiful girlfiend from Brooklyn (Jenna Dewan).

(In German, Japanese and English with subtitles) Mock Up on Mu (Unrated) Fanciful sci - fi adventure, set in 2019, revolving around the efforts of Scientology founder - turned - real estate developer L. Ron Hubbard (Damon Packard) to colonize and corporatize the moon, pitching lunar theme parks and crater naming rights with the help of celebrity Earthlings.

Winstone and his team are a lot of fun to watch, even if the plot is completely predictable and the the dialog needs a translator, or at least subtitles, to help navigate the way.

Subtitled «Helping teachers deliver creative learning», this resource is a 15 minute video clip in which an ex HMI, a Creative Director from Creative Partnerships, a group of Primary school teachers and a QCA Programme Leader separately discuss their understanding of creativity and the help that is available from the QCA to support creative teaching and learning.

If you are writing a non-fiction book a subtitle can really help readers understand what they will get from reading the book.

Replace an abstract title with a more literal, searchable one, or at least add a searchable subtitle and / or tagline to help boost discoverability.

Rather than changing the title of the book, adding a subtitle that gives potential readers a better sense of what the book is helps not just ensure the book turns up in a readers search results but is also easily distinguished from what the reader doesn't want.

All too often when someone comes to us for marketing help they have a book with an unmarketable cover, a price that's WAY to high, a subtitle that doesn't work and / or a myriad of other problems.

Fiction books can benefit from subtitles too: recently I helped an author change a 1 word title, which nobody was finding, or if they did find, didn't know what it was about, to include the subtitle «A Dystopian Adventure.»

Title: Smasher Title + Subtitle: Smasher: a paranormal fantasy Title + Teaser: Smasher: sometimes you have to break everything before you can put the pieces back together... You probably don't need a subtitle and a teaser, and a teaser is probably better for fiction (except if adding keywords or the genre helps your book find the right rSubtitle: Smasher: a paranormal fantasy Title + Teaser: Smasher: sometimes you have to break everything before you can put the pieces back together... You probably don't need a subtitle and a teaser, and a teaser is probably better for fiction (except if adding keywords or the genre helps your book find the right rsubtitle and a teaser, and a teaser is probably better for fiction (except if adding keywords or the genre helps your book find the right readers).

Adding a simple genre - subtitle into the title field on Amazon can help you be found.

* Top literary agents can help you find the perfect title / subtitle for your book, turn your book into a series or brand, decide which book you should pitch first, edit your book and / or book proposal, build your author platform, identify your competition and differentiate you, get you more publicity, and help build a business around your book (with multiple streams of income).

As students gear up for school, here are four picks to help parents make the most of their child's education, from preschool to college.THE RIGHT START The subtitle of Jenifer Wana's preschool primer says it all: «The Ultimate Guide to Finding, Getting Into, and Preparing for Nursery School.»

It's a bit cheesy, but I can put the subtitle in the subtitle field and most people won't even consciously notice it (but it will still help it show up in searches for those terms).

Not only that, but the good news is that most readers are very accepting of subtitles because they help to differentiate books.

Subtitled A Former Fat Kid Weighs in on Living Large, Losing Weight, and How Parents Can (and can't) Help, Teenage Waistland is written by a journalist and former fat - camp participant / counselor who has a unique,...

Watch as Kaneki seeks help from veteran ghoul Touka in the English - subtitled preview below.

Thanks for stopping by The Title Tailor, where both publishers and authors go for help with book titles and subtitles.

But as with any nonfiction book, you need to develop a title, subtitle, and description that will help your book get found in search.

This helps draw the series together, yet the subtitle change helps make a book different and distinct which is complimented by the different colours for each book.

You might need to utilize subtitles to help you sort out your paper.

I believe that keywords have been a huge help in getting my books found although I understand that it is not so easy with fiction titles that have no subtitle.

A subtitle will help you position your book in the marketplace.