Publishing
Times Change – And So Should Our Publishing Strategies
- By annaya rana
- Published 03/13/2008
- Publishing
- Unrated
When I talk to new writers who are trying to interest an agent and/or publisher in their work, I can’t help thinking that their ambition is a little misguided.
Steps to Publishing Success
- By upinder negi
- Published 03/12/2008
- Publishing
- Unrated
First, you have to write a quality book that has a clear target audience. And your book must answer a common problem or need that audience shares. Then you have to develop a marketing plan, and stick to it for at least two years.
Make Big Money On Your Book - 10 H*O*T Tips
- By annaya rana
- Published 03/10/2008
- Publishing
- Unrated
Wouldn't it be nice to write a book, get paid handsomely for it and be considered a top expert all at once? It's possible--if you know the rules.
Give Your Readers A Sample
- By Sunil Verma
- Published 03/8/2008
- Publishing
- Unrated
Manufacturers of food products are masters at marketing. When they launch a new product, they hire crews of merchandisers to pass out samples and coupons during peak grocery shopping times. The result – a large percentage of shoppers become first-time buyers after receiving their free sample and an incentive to buy. Many of those buyers will end up loyal customers.
Interviewing an Author: Don't Be Left Speechless
- By Sunil Verma
- Published 03/5/2008
- Publishing
- Unrated
Joyce Carol Oates. Langston Hughes. Anne Sexton. F. Scott Fitzgerald. Nikki Giovanni. The names of authors (dead and alive) can go on and on. But I’ll let you have first pick!
Traditional Publishing and Contemporary Literature
- By Ruggero Ricordi
- Published 08/13/2007
- Publishing
- Unrated
Traditional publishing as we know it is indispensible when it comes to REpublishing. No private entrepreneur in his or her right mind would take it upon him/herself to put out hundreds of thousands of copies of classics, textbooks, the Bible, etc, while the big publishing houses are doing it (rather well, too). When it comes to contemporary literature, though, a whole different set of production rules applies which the majors are physically unable to follow.