Sentences with phrase «traditional niche publisher»

But some more modest efforts of a company like Osprey, which caters to military history buffs and offers subscriptions, online forums and the like, demonstrates how a deeply traditional niche publisher can develop their community online while enhancing the value of their print customer base.

Not exact matches

Two weeks ago, I praised Harlequin for their new digital - only imprint, Carina Press, noting that its business model, while not «new» by any stretch, was a great leap into the future for a traditional publisher to make, especially a well - established leader in its niche.

While these niche topics won't interest traditional publishers or literary agents — it's still possible there's an audience waiting for you to publish that unique book!

Also, self - publishing titles tend to include books that are locally focused, narrate family histories, are niche and at times more risque — around religion, politics, sex and sexuality — than what a traditional publisher might wish to handle, Fulton and Bradley said.

Traditional publishers often want «blockbusters» so I published my niche books myself.

The mindless idiots on reality shows selling garbage books to the mindless idiots who watch such shows is a typical garbage niche genre that is currently being exploited by traditional publishers none of which has any redeeming literary value whatsoever.

Many authors who write in niche genres are overlooked and ignored by traditional publishers and literary agents because their genres can be difficult to market.

Zhonghua is just one of a group of traditional publishers attempting to carve out a niche in the multimedia world, but they are finding the going tough.

The success of indie authors can largely be attributed to the fact that traditional publishers ignore niche audiences.

And since traditional publishing is so competitive, and it can be especially hard to place certain «niche» books with a traditional publisher, self - pub is a terrific option.

Amazon is further expanding into the realms of traditional publishing with a new deal with niche children's publisher Marshall Cavendish.

We work with small and large traditional publishers, university presses, niche / special interest publishers, and e-book only publishers, and have worked with many on a continual basis for years.

From niche publishers (Christian, LGBTQ, erotica) to good old - fashioned «retro» romance; from traditional print to digital - only, here's a sampling of some of the top publishers in the Romance genre today.

It may be apparent that local publishers are tailoring the content in local language to appeal their niche audience's preference of traditional publication's layout.

Marketing can be done effectively through social media now, especially for niche markets, so one indeed wonders what «value added» traditional publishers still have to offer.

As I see how smaller traditional but specialised publishers can increasingly connect this triangle of publisher / author / reader predominantly because they have selected a niche and excell in that niche, it strikes me that this specialisation is at least an equal element there.

«I believe traditional publishing will focus more on subjects with broad market appeal, sensational subjects, timely events, and / or celebrity - type bios, and I see self - publishing as an excellent option for subjects with niche markets or those of regional interest, that wouldn't capture the attention of a mainstream publisher.»

There are many small niches that traditional publishers would never touch — they're just not worth it.

Any ideas for where to start looking for niches too small for traditional publishers?

Positive aspects are that a book can be published in a matter of days, and also that authors can reach niche / «micro-genre» readers — the long tail — in a way that many of the traditional publishers can't.