Monday, November 10, 2014
eBook or Print: Should You Publish In Print As Well as Digital?
eBook or print? That is a question on lots of authors minds. Are you leaving money on the table if you only publish in a digital format? Isn t most of the work done when you ve prepared your digital book? There are valid reasons for publishing in print. However, it does involve more work and there are other considerations such as a wrap cover and different formatting. Here s an article that describes the downside of print publishing, although it does mention some of the advantages of publishing in print as well. What do you think? Do you publish in print as well as digital? Leave a comment and share your opinion.
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Thursday, October 30, 2014
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Saturday, October 25, 2014
Do You Want To Get More Visibility For Your Romance Novel?
So many authors struggle with getting more visibility, downloads, and sales for their books. There are eager readers out there. The problem is letting them know about your book. Because I ve built up a romance readership for my clients over several years, I want to help authors get seen while helping out my community of readers. I ve set up an inexpensive gig over on Fiverr to help you gain visibility for your romance novel. I wanted to set something up a promotion package that was affordable, but would put your book in front of over 4000 readers. If you d like more visibility for your book, check it out. Click to check out my Fiverr gig to get more visibility for your romance novel. I d love to help you.
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What Caused The Amazon Earnings Share Loss?
Every Indie author recognizes Amazon as the 800 pound gorilla in the book distribution/sales industry. Even the analysts didn t expect the large Amazon earnings share loss announced this week. On Thursday, October 23, 2014, Amazon announced a 95 cents a share earnings loss. This has caused the stock price to drop 13% because of these missed estimates. You can check out the story here. Amazon credits the slowing growth to the lack of students buying textbooks this quarter. However, Time is speculating that the dispute between Amazon and Hachette Books might be contributing to the downturn. Authors have been watching this dispute between Amazon and Hachette Books. If you have been living in a cave for the last year, Amazon has been making it more and more difficult for their customers to purchase Hachette books. Time reported In August, 900 authors, including Stephen King, Malcolm Gladwell, Barbara Kingsolver, Jane Smiley, John Grisham and James Patterson, signed a letter to Amazon def
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Wednesday, August 6, 2014
Lynn Jordan Interviews Bestselling Author Mary Buckham
Lynn Jordan interviews bestselling author Mary Buckham about her new book, Urban Fantasy in ge...
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Lynn Jordan Interviews Bestselling Author Mary Buckham
Lynn Jordan interviews bestselling author Mary Buckham about her new book, Urban Fantasy in ge...
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