Sentences with phrase «take of book sales»

The higher percentage they take of book sales, the more invested they will be in marketing it.

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The state government's asset sales program has taken a step forward today, with Gresham Partners appointed as lead adviser for the partial sale of Keystart's loan book.

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While there are literally thousands of books that focus on selling skills, strategies and approaches, there are very few that focus on what it takes to be an effective sales manager.

I don't see book sales really taking off unless I start pitching the book hard on TV or radio or speaking at conferences or writing a lot of guest posts about the subject.

O'Shaughnessy took a variety of metrics — the price / sales ratio (PSR), price / cashflow, price / book and price / earnings — and then collated the 50 stocks from the broad US market which displayed the highest, and lowest, for each metric.

So, assuming that Comey didn't lose any substantial portion of the $ 11 million he had in 2013 — though he did reportedly take a $ 500,000 loss on the sale of his Connecticut home last year — his payout from Bridgewater Associates and his advance on «A Higher Loyalty: Truth, Lies, and Leadership» alone would put his net worth at around $ 15.5 million with the potential to increase that even more if his book stays atop the best - seller list for long.

Her book is a good example of what it will take to make providing retirement advice a profession instead of just a sales job.

I gave away over 2000 PDF copies of the book to people on my email newsletter, and quite a few people also took advantage of the sale of the book over at Amazon.

Referring to the financial aspect of things, he doesn't make as much contractually with NJPW as he would with WWE, however since they're pretty hands off with merchandise sales, and he can also take some independent bookings, that helps make up the difference.

Also take a receipt book in case people want to take advantage of their company / freelance expenses... no receipt = no sale.

It would take an entire book to explain how flawed the NSLP has become, how, starting in the 1970s and 80s, the program morphed from an anti-hunger initiative into one in which school districts were so starved of cash by the federal government (thank you, Ronald Reagan) that school children came to be seen as «customers» whose palates must be pleased at all costs, with heavier reliance on junk food a la carte sales and «carnival food» menus.

If you're not currently living in Colorado, fear not because the sale is also online, so the rest of us can take advantage of these designer markdowns without having to book a flight.

For instance: say after the book is sold and the wholesale discount and printing cost is taken out of the sale, that you are left with $ 4.00 per book sold.

It's going to take a lot of effort to put together your own tour, but you can do it, save yourself, the money, and not have to worry about whether or not your book managed to get any sales from the tour itself.

Basically, consignment means you bring your own books to the event, and the event (generally) takes a percentage of sales.

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He started off indie, sold a couple books to New York, had both of them take off in sales, won an award or two, and has a very, very active social media visibility.

Unless there is a history of sales or a clear book marketing plan from the author to get books off bookstore shelves, most stores won't take a chance on a new author.

-LSB-...] get rid of traditional publishing, or even to take sales away from that avenue of distribution, but to make the pie bigger for everyone — to sell more books to more people.

You could also take advantage of the sales and buy some stuff for an author's contest that you can bundle with your book.

I disagree, and I think that the long - term trend is clear to anyone who follows the development of technology: despite the recent rebound of paper book sales, traditional books will all but disappear in 20 years, taking a niche position similar to vinyl records, celluloid film, waxed cotton jackets, and veteran cars.

Unless the consumer takes the time to notice who will be fulfilling the order and then bothers to click for further options in order to find the actual content owner, one of the many «bookshop» sellers who buys a book, undercuts the price, and then makes up for it in outrageous shipping fees can get that sale.

Moerer also boasted that Apple charges the same split, taking a 30 percent cut of all sales, whether a book is published by a major company, or if it is self - published by a smaller author.

Mass market goes for like $ 6.99 and the author makes like 6 - 8 % So when suddenly (in the last 5 years) people are taking a third of sales hit because people think they are entitled to your work for free... you have the situation we have where publishers are cutting books they buy.

That is, your contract may say that your rights will revert to you after your book goes out of print, but if you have an ebook, the publisher takes that to mean that as long as an ebook is for sale anywhere, the book is still in print.

Around the time BookBloggers began to take off, so did the sales of my books.

Four years after that ereader went to market, digtal books topped sales of paperbacks for the first time — and nobody was taking notes in their ebook margins.

On the other hand, it doesn't take a cut of any sales, so eBookIt could turn out to be more expensive over time for a book that's selling well.

Not only do you get a nice chunk of change, but your book sales take off.

Although if you have a lot of free cash you can obviously take a page from the publishing industry itself and try to advertise your way to success — at which point the industry might take notice of your sales volume and give you a book deal, even if your writing is crap.

They don't charge for translation but take a percentage of your translated book's sales revenue.

It is a risk I will take because sales at bookstores is certainly not the bulk of where books are bought by readers.

Perhaps even more important, our authors will continue to be paid royalties on their book sales during the time of their notice to us, and the time the slowest retailer takes to remove their book from their catalog.

Through no one's fault, really, the presentation thus takes on an air of glass - half - full cheer, a bit like the messages from the UK's Publishers Association this morning, announcing that «sales of physical books from publishers increased for the first time in four years,» while the actual increase is 0.4 percent or «# 2,760 billion in 2015 from # 2,748 billion in 2014.»

The first form is the chains of stores called «discount stores» that take remainders from publishers, or buy cheap books published directly into the discount sales channels.

If you're looking to not only get more reviews but to boost the exposure and sales of your book, then I would definitely take the time to do this!

If you order from there, the book is slightly more expensive because we need to allow for Bandcamp taking a cut of the sale.

I have seen from my own experience, that once a book gets more than a handful of reviews (friends and family are often the first to review books and won't count for much), book sales take off much faster.

Some book agents take a primary role in exploring (and negotiating) the sale of subsidiary rights for books such as: foreign editions, translations, book clubs, licensing, merchandising, stage, TV, feature film, serial rights for magazines, etc..

Well, Amazon takes a cut out of that, and if you the author are not also the publisher, the publisher takes a BIG cut out of that, and if you have an agent, they take a cut, and eventually, a trickle of income slides into the author's pocket from the sale of that book.

HarperCollins is one of the publishers who initially tried to take some power over online sales of e-books, even launching its own online store to sell books — including the widely beloved Narnia series by C.S. Lewis — directly to readers in 2013.

And we're really excited that Kindle Direct Publishing authors have taken two of the top spots this year for book sales overall.»

At that point, I took all but the first three chapters of the book offline, and sales immediately jumped by 200 %.

I believe this is one of the key distinguishing features of Elm Hill: We have torn down the barriers to entry so that any Christian author can self - publish their book while also taking advantage of the sales and distribution of HarperCollins Christian Publishing (the parent company of Thomas Nelson, Zondervan, Bible Gateway, and FaithGateway).

Even if you don't really «own» the ISBN applied to your book, for all intents and purposes, you remain the publisher of the book, and can always take the book off sale or out of distribution and later apply your own new, fresh ISBN if desired.

We can help with or take over any aspect of self - publishing a book: from ghost writing and editing services, to book and cover design, to book marketing, sales, book printing services, book storage and shipping your book to customers!

And the increase in e-book sales did not take a bite out of print books — at least, not in the aggregate.

Of course, you can't have sales without a product and the industry can't take you seriously without a professional product at that, but it's the decisions you make and effort you put forth that sells books.