Sentences with phrase «sure your book competes»

To make sure your book competes with all the books published every year you need an eye - catching cover, well - edited and error - free book that looks professional.

Not exact matches

Like them, Arsenal still can not really compete with our big rivals when it comes to transfer fees and wages so perhaps we need to take a leaf out of their book and make sure that we have a keeper that will earn us vital points when maybe we don't deserve them or to make the difference in the really big games against the likes of United.

Bonus tip: Do your homework on Amazon to get a real feel for cover design in your genre, and make sure your book can compete visually.

, if you want to compete effectively with other books out there, make sure you have enough reviews to help push this book higher on your readers» radar screens.

The pitfall to avoid: When studying competing titles, make sure you don't look at old titles or just titles by a favorite author; look at recent releases by a range of authors in your genre to determine how to publish a book that can compete in that particular genre.

Use this checklist to make sure you've done everything you can to create a quality book that competes with books produced in the traditional publishing houses.

Well first, it's a good idea to make sure their message aligns with yours and that they don't have a competing book of their own.

I'm sure some still are stuck in the old paradigm that somehow publishing «competing» material will drain off book sales.

We've both used professional editors, book cover designers, and formatters to make sure our books can compete with any traditionally published book out there.

One final thought on this: I'm not sure that Barefoot has really acknowledged the fact that they are now going to be competing against Amazon, since third - party sellers are still going to be able to sell their books in the Amazon marketplace even when Barefoot isn't sending books to Amazon anymore.

I work with them to make sure their indie books don't compete with their «traditional» books in terms of publication months.

I'm not sure why, if it was because I didn't publicize enough, or the covers were a factor, or if there were other reasons (one I do know is that JA Konrath offered all his books for free at the same time so I was competing against him and Blake Crouch — lesson learned there), but I'm happy with that.

Keep a close eye on fares over the coming months as I'd expect to see some very good deals around as the airlines compete for passengers... but make sure you do your research before you book.