Sentences with phrase «what gets books noticed»

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Steve: Obviously you want everybody to go read your book, but if somebody listening wants to get a jump on reading the book and they go into a supermarket, what are some little things they can be on the look out for that maybe they would not have noticed otherwise?

What you will notice when you get to the advanced training part of the book, is each exercise has a lot more sets and repetitions.

My husband is a chiropractor so we have been little by little changing the way we eat — I have noticed when I eat better, my skin gets better - ish, (was on Accutane as a teenager) but was wanting to learn exactly what seems to be in your book!

I noticed what you mentioned about the catalog, as soon as I added my third book, I was getting remnant traffic and sales to the other books.

For me, it was most profitable to own my book and show my authors what I mean when I give them advice on getting their books noticed.

2) How to quickly build an online following that want to buy your book 3) Quick ways to get the word out about your book 4) What it takes to get the media to notice you 5) Public Speaking opportunities for authors - PAID?

So what makes the difference between a book that barely gets noticed and a book that sells thousands of copies each month?

What if I get a detail wrong that doesn't get noticed until some reader writes a bad review of my book on Amazon?

Here's what she has to say about getting your book noticed.

I have certainly noticed a real uptick in the number of Facebook posts I receive that are little more than either blatant self promotion or thinly disguised marketing (To be honest I'm getting pretty sick of hearing what # on Amazon's rankings certain author's books are — does it mean I'm more likely to buy their book because I read a Facebook post on this — short answer, no).

or Smashwords, and if so, (you may have a blog on this) what are good marketing methods to get your ebook noticed in the sea of e books?

But sometimes thinking outside of the box when it comes to trying to get your book noticed is just what can make the difference.

I didn't even notice; I just opened a random book and that's what we got, which happened to be Disturb by J.A. Konrath.

«The cover has added a whole knew sense of satisfaction and pride to my work» You seemed to know exactly what I was looking for with the cover artwork and hopefully it will help in getting my book noticed.

CP — I just replied to your question about virtual book tours and other ways of getting online notice and have sent a friend request to you so I can share what I know a little more conveniently

It's hard to say what has worked best because I divide my efforts between: Twitter, blogs, writing articles (which have got me noticed in the kidlit arena) and being an absolute pest when it comes to asking people to review my book and / or interview me.

But what exactly should you do to get your book noticed there?

Knowing how to construct a letter that helps sell your book to the media (what to include and the overall structure) can help get your galley / book get noticed and, ultimately, get media coverage and stocked by retailers.

Hey Steve, I was just thinking what an excellent article this as I was getting to the end and noticed you mentioned my book.

The magic questions are, what do you get, and will someone notice your book?

I'm guessing right now you are thinking: «Ok, Miss Work - for - a-big-publisher, you think you know so much, what do I do to get my book noticed?»

What is lacking, however, is focused and sustained publicity — getting potential book buyers to notice, consider, and purchase a new title.

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