Sentences with phrase «to get one's book into stores»

Most small presses don't even get books into those stores.

They could still select and edit and market books, but their chief task, getting the books into stores across the land, would be eliminated.

The sales team consists of all the wonderful people who are responsible for actually getting your book into stores.

The second author — She struggled to even get her book into stores.

Several publishers have also taken steps to give booksellers avenues to get books into their stores faster than ever; Penguin Random House's rapid replenishment program offers booksellers two - day guaranteed delivery during the busy holiday season.

All I did was call my local stores and say, «Hi, I'm a local author and was wondering if you had a local author section and if so, how does a local author get their books into your store.»

The guys at Draft2Digital make it very easy to get your book into stores, but, once you are there, you go into immediate competition with millions of other books all shouting for the attention of readers.

But we know the options, we know that if something suddenly happened to CreateSpace, we would just continue right on publishing paper books and getting our books into stores.

Then with the small presses that can get your book into the stores, it takes them about a year so they can properly market it.

Traditionally, one of the biggest values publishers have offered authors is the ability to get their books into stores.

So I wasn't all too enthused about trying to get my book into stores.

Getting books into stores is one thing.

The bookstore has a limited number of slots available for authors and they've established a wait list for those who want to get their books into the store.

Many of us go with a traditional publisher simply for the hope that their distribution will be the magic key to get our books into stores.

In the past, the only way to get your book into the hands of readers was by working with a publisher who could get your book into stores.

It is very difficult to get your book into stores, so I'm excited to be able to talk to some of them about why.

How do you get your book into stores everywhere, in accordance with the first rule of discoverability?

Today is the last day to catch the replay of our Free Author Training «How to Get Your Books Into Stores Even If You're Self - Published».

They'll know how to get your book into stores, and they'll most likely do a better and faster job than you.

If I wanted to get the book into stores and libraries, I would have to do that on my own.

Back in August, we featured a guest post by Amy Collins of New Shelves Books on Wooing Book Buyers to Get Your Books Into Stores...

With these guys, you'll pay for the narrator and the production, the same as with ACX, and then they'll negotiate with Audible to get your books into their store.

Someone's got to get the books into the stores, and publishers are the best at it.

We talk about everything to do with editing, book design, printing, and getting your book into stores.

To be successful as an author, you need help creating a professional book and getting that book into stores.