Sentences with phrase «whether used book sales»

One of the great mysteries of publishing is whether used book sales are good or bad for the book publishing industry.

Not exact matches

In today's publishing world, more and more people are using freelance professional book editors, people unencumbered by the responsibilities of selling your book like agents and publishing house editors — whether to book chains, sales teams, or (in the case of agents) editors at publishing houses.

We've all used lists of recommended books, whether generated automatically based on sales figures and algorithms, or by a bookish retail worker.

You may have heard of a «profit and loss projection» (more properly called a «cost - sales projection,» because actual «profit» depends on factors unrelated to individual - copy sales) used in determining whether to acquire rights to a book.

This illustrates a key point about soliciting testimonials you'll use on your cover, website, and retail site sales page: You want to ask people with a connection to your book's topic or category, whether it's nonfiction or fiction.

These promotions, whether you do a freebie or you use a Kindle Countdown Deal to make it a bargain price for a select number of days, allows you to be able to 1) reach new readers and 2) hopefully get some more reviews for your book to be able to grow your readership and make more sales of your book.»

If you're using this bio digitally, don't forget to link the title of your book to your sales page, whether that's Amazon or your author website.

Since unit sales and gross sales are independent of whether the 25 % or 40 % figure is used, we can take gross sales (the aggregate of all books cover price) as unit «1» and Mr Shatzkin's «revenue» as «X» and test whether traditionally published authors are in aggregate paid more than royalties would dictate.

In that paper, the authors found substantial outperformance through the use of only one or two value - based variables, whether they be price - to - book, price - to earnings, price - to - cash flow or price - to - sales.

However, with used books reportedly now representing one - third of book sales online, whether that is due to better pricing or a lowered expectation of what a book represents to the ultimate book user / reader / collector, it's probably best to stay focused on your own goals and expectations.

The returns you get are a product of the difference in the entry and exit valuations, and the change in the value of the factor used to measure valuation, whether that is earnings, cash flow from operations, EBITDA, free cash flow, sales, book, etc..

As with so many other aspects of its business, the online retailing giant uses rock - bottom prices to drive additional sales, whether it's Kindle books, Prime subscriptions, or anything purchased on the Amazon website from the tablet itself.