Sentences with phrase «very niche book»

For a very niche book, the media we contact may be limited, but for books with extensive and general potential appeal, we contact many, many contacts and outlets.

Not exact matches

My own book focuses on a very niche audience and yet consistently contributes several hundred dollars per month to my income — with little to no ongoing effort from me.

Their books may not be known to most of the general public interested in questions related to Jesus, the Gospels, or the early Christian church, but they do occupy a noteworthy niche as a (very) small but (often) loud minority voice.

How to Market Your Book to a Niche Audience — Diana Urban at BookBub with some very apposite advice.

There are plenty of success stories out there of books selling extremely well to a very narrow niche.

But for librarians, niche books are very desirable.

We all know that targeting very specific niches pays off when marketing your book.

But if your book talks about a very niche topic that most people have never heard of and are unlikely to be interested in, you are unlikely to get good results from my service.

It has been difficult to market the book, but that is only because the topic is very niche.

While some books will do better than others, even the books in very small niches outsold my business book.

Some form content farms, where they outsource the writing of the book to India and just try and dominate very niche e-book categories.

There are hundreds of bookstores that sell electronic books online, some are very niche specific and others sell everything under the sun.

Let's say that you have a very standard category for your print book but found a narrow, niche one for your eBook — as long as these two versions are connected, the eBook will pull the print book with it.

Not only are academic books priced out of reach for many of the poor students and scholars hungry for their knowledge, but scholars should feel encouraged to release their research (ebooks, e-essays) directly to the world for the simple fact that their work is unique and can not be found anywhere else, albeit perhaps very niche.»

Successful self - publishing is all about identifying your niche and appealing to a very target audience with your books.

Perhaps your niche is very specific and you're going to write a self - help book to help female police officers to develop their management skills so that they can move up the career ladder — if so, your niche is women police officers who want to develop their management skills so that they can move up the career ladder.

Realizing that his was a very specific niche book in the genre of self - help or spirituality, Berman explored his self - publishing options and eventually settled on CreateSpace in order to take advantage of the simple transition to ebook.

I think you need to do both, unless your book is very niche, which for some reason would only fit into an e-book format.»

Books you can still run but don't have any guarantee whatsoever (and no prorated refund in store credit)- 1) Books in the following genres: YA Fantasy, YA SciFi, Humor, Contemporary Fiction, Literary Fiction, Children's Books, any very niche Non Fiction genre, any books on Politics, Poetry, Coming of Age 2) Books priced higher thanBooks you can still run but don't have any guarantee whatsoever (and no prorated refund in store credit)- 1) Books in the following genres: YA Fantasy, YA SciFi, Humor, Contemporary Fiction, Literary Fiction, Children's Books, any very niche Non Fiction genre, any books on Politics, Poetry, Coming of Age 2) Books priced higher thanBooks in the following genres: YA Fantasy, YA SciFi, Humor, Contemporary Fiction, Literary Fiction, Children's Books, any very niche Non Fiction genre, any books on Politics, Poetry, Coming of Age 2) Books priced higher thanBooks, any very niche Non Fiction genre, any books on Politics, Poetry, Coming of Age 2) Books priced higher thanbooks on Politics, Poetry, Coming of Age 2) Books priced higher thanBooks priced higher than $ 1.

In very niche markets and topics, there may be a limited number of potential buyers for your Kindle book.

The fact that your specific book is being featured, talked about or recommended on relatively moderate to high ranking websites or blogs essentially tells Amazon (and by direct extension, the algorithm running in the background) that your particular Kindle book may very well be worth their while to start spreading the word about.Start contacting book review blogs and blogs in your niche for review or promotional opportunities.

These are very authoritative and can include in - depth books on very niche areas within the subject matter or general reference materials.

For example, I have in front of me a brochure sent by a self - published author who writes and publishes books in a very narrow niche (i.e., the railroad history of the state where he lives).

Those people will stop buying ALL books from Amazon — and that will cost Amazon much more than whatever they'll earn from sales of one indie title with (hopefully) a very small niche audience.

The topics were very niche and had a specific jargon that buyers would use to search for books related to that niche.

Whether you're writing romance, self - help, memoir, or a niche market book, some genres are very well suited to self - publishing.

Smart Bitches Trashy Books, Romance Junkies and Smexybooks are well known throughout the romance community and have a large readership, which can be as important to book promotion as traditional media, but some of the smaller niche - oriented blogs, like Jessy's Book Club or Dirty Girl Romance can be very influential as well to a particularly voracious readersbook promotion as traditional media, but some of the smaller niche - oriented blogs, like Jessy's Book Club or Dirty Girl Romance can be very influential as well to a particularly voracious readersBook Club or Dirty Girl Romance can be very influential as well to a particularly voracious readership.

In a very competitive niche industry such as book publicity, only innovative and relentless firms survive.

The very nature of indie books is that many of them are so not mainstream that they only have a small niche market — at least at present.

Flights from Helsinki (where I currently live) to anywhere is very expensive, at least from my experience, thus when my dear friend JP, the blogger behind The Rustic Nomad, was kind enough to share his tips on how to book cheap flights everywhere using third - party booking websites which became a hit within his niche, I was sold!

With clients including ESPN, The New Republic, Flatiron Books, Wired magazine, Nike and Iron Mountain, he's carved out a niche for himself using a very distinctive style that lies somewhere between pixel art and pointillism.

This seems like a very niche area, there may not even be a book about it, but I'm hoping there's at least some kind of article from a Law Reform Commission or the like, or some good examples if anyone knows of any.

The Surface Pro, Surface Book and Surface Studio are all products aimed at very niche markets, such as creators.