Sentences with phrase «to get an agent»

Having book sales figures behind you can really improve your chances of getting an agent.

I'm not saying you shouldn't get an agent if you want to be published by a legacy publisher.

With traditional publishing, you often need to get an agent who then tries to find a publisher.

Getting their agents on board would be a critical step.

Although I did it backwards (book contract first), I then got my agent in two hours.

You may want to consider getting them an agent for commercial and film opportunities.

I am thinking about getting my agents license just to bid on these.

Or have written two scant chapters of a memoir and want to know how to get an agent with it (hint - probably don't yet).

Additionally, with a no medical life policy, you have the option of working with an agent or simply going through the electronic approval process online without getting an agent involved.

They have never told us to increase the payment and I can't even get the agent we used to call me back.

You had to get an agent before you can even get in front of a publisher.

But she found it impossible to break through the catch - 22 of not being able to get work without an agent and not being able to get an agent without having done work.

So getting a blurb for a work not under contract may well prove as difficult as getting an agent or contract.

That's how I eventually got an agent and signed with a publishing company.

Perhaps just getting the agent is the focus once your book is finished and it seems fantastical to think beyond that.

The clients benefit from the arrangement by getting an agent knowledgeable about each area.

It can be very hard to get an agent interested in your manuscript, especially if you're a debut author.

I set my sights on getting an agent because I believed that was the only way to get published.

Their web page contact form fails and the Chat option never gets an agent.

Absolutely, YA writers currently have a better chance at getting an agent and a traditional publishing contract.

A month ago I'd say get an agent and traditionally publish.

They are offering self - published authors terrific deals in order to get agents out of the picture.

But if your self - published book is a huge success, you'll have publishers beating a path to your door, and no trouble getting an agent.

Instead of going directly to a company and buying an insurance product, a lot of people get an agent instead.

There can be an inability to get agents engaged in our industry, as everyone is busy.

You got a bunch of guys with a bunch of different agendas, you've got agents telling guys what they want, you got teams telling them what they want.

Your greatest help was that you put in perspective my course of action towards getting an agent.

Plus I know a number of authors who got their agents through a referral from a fellow blogger.

This online training option is an easy, reasonably priced way to deliver quality training to get your agents back to business.

Here are a few tips to get your agents pointed in the right direction this summer.

Do you have any difficulty getting agents to adopt the new technologies and systems?

He will get some agent money and possibly some small endorsement deals.

I think they mentioned it to purposely get the agents of top name players to come calling or to get them and the players making waves within there club.

I fear getting an agent and losing the control that I've had over my other books.

I'm a big believer in lifelong learning, so I certainly wouldn't stop trying to improve my craft after finally getting an agent.

It feels like I've tried to get an agent forever.

And you need to position your work in the best way possible — using every bit of leverage that you can, to get agents wanting more.

First get an agent and then worry about down the road.

Should I still try to get an agent since I self - published or is this unnecessary if I do not pursue traditional publishing?

I'm trying to say that, typically, the only way you'd successfully get an agent or publisher after self publishing is if you have a proven sales record.

I will, however, be pursuing getting an agent and hopefully selling to a traditional publisher in hopes to get wider distribution.

But, if at all possible get yourself an agent.

I remember when u could get an agent almost instantly, now it takes forever?

I would love to get an agent someday, when I'm making enough money that the 15 % isn't such a big deal.

It was pretty fun: it was great getting an agent and great getting the books accepted for publication — all of that was amazing.

While not publicly advertised, these agent open houses can be exceptionally powerful tools to get agents representing potential buyers excited about your particular property for sale.