Sentences with phrase «watch the sales rank»

Amazon pays attention to these as much as they do sales on launch day and beyond, and if you get enough of them flowing you can watch the sales rank of your book climb.

When a book releases, it's tempting to sit online all day and watch the sales rank, hoping and praying.

NovelRank watches SALES RANK fluctuations, and thus at very good rankings, it is very hard to determine a sale (it's a very big guess to say how many books must be sold in an hour to maintain say a rank of 100).

I'm watching my sales ranking rise at the retailers, yet these sales aren't being reported to me.

Not exact matches

In December 2016, Realtor.com published a ranking of the top markets to watch in 2017, based on expected home sales and price growth.

I'm tired of watching my Amazon sales rank rise and fall.

Launch your campaign and track what works and what doesn't through watching your book rankings and your through the register sales

* It teaches you why your time is better spent in writing, spending quality time with your family, going to the gym or watching a movie, than on those other 1000 things that are recommended for boosting the sales rank of your books.

However, if your dream is to «break out» and be discovered by thousands (and thousands) of book buyers... or if you have flights of fancy in which you imagine yourself checking your book's Amazon ranking each day, watching the sales figures rise into the the top 100, and higher... then... get out your manuscript, we've got some work to do.

I have 49 books currently for sale on Amazon, and for the past 15 years I've watched their rankings rise and fall with the rapt fascination of a raccoon studying a morsel of food in a trap.

I've no illusions that I got to 1500ish in ranks only because I rode on Hugh's coattails, (and I'll forever be grateful), but I've been watching others really struggle with 10 to 20 sales a month on good work.

According to The Bookseller, Howey is watching warily and closely monitoring his sales rankings.

I watch my Amazon sales rank numbers like a obsessive stalker and believe me there are days I'm ready to stake Amazon LOL.

One of the reasons why I hit upon doing the NPR Books Watch is because it's easy enough (if time consuming) to look up book stories on the NPR Books page and then check sales rankings on Amazon.

Finally, although it can be a lot of fun watching your ebook's sales rank — if it's improving anyway — it is usually more productive for your writing career to spend less time watching your rank and more time working on your next book.

I've watched a good bit of scoffing go on, most of it measured and respectful, particularly among industry pundits, in the first 36 hours or so since Howey's «bombshell,» the AuthorsEarnings.com site went live with its survey, its petition, and Howey's controversial report on new sales estimates based on Amazon rankings.

Rank - to - sales estimates get pressure - checked daily by thousands of authors, including myself, as we watch our books move up and down the charts each day.

- ranked # 1 in ticket sales on December 26 - 27th - over 450 000 tickets sold (in 358 theatres)- generated 500 million Yen (roughly 3.7 million $ / 2.7 million # / 4.1 million $)- less than Star Wars: The Force Awakens - since December 19th, Yo - kai Watch: Enma Daioh to Itsutsu no Monogatari da Nyan!

spin - off Rogue One were defeated by the Yo - kai Watch films in the ticket sales ranking in their opening