100 Examples of sentences containing the common noun "publisher"

Definition

A publisher is a person or organization that prepares and issues books, journals, or other works for sale or distribution. Publishers are responsible for the production, marketing, and dissemination of written content, ensuring that it reaches the audience effectively.

Synonyms

• Press
• Publishing house
• Editorial house
• Imprint
• Media company

Antonyms

• Author (in the context of creation vs. distribution)
• Reader (in the context of consumption vs. production)

Examples

1. The publisher decided to release the book in both print and digital formats.
2. She worked as a publisher for a well-known magazine.
3. The publisher handled all the marketing for the new title.
4. The publisher agreed to a second edition after the first sold out.
5. He became a publisher to share his passion for literature with others.
6. The publisher provided the author with an advance payment.
7. As a publisher, she oversees a team of editors and graphic designers.
8. The publisher was praised for the quality of their prints.
9. The independent publisher focused on niche genres.
10. The publisher organized a launch event to promote the new book.
11. The publisher faced challenges due to changes in the digital landscape.
12. She pitched her manuscript to several publishers.
13. The publisher worked closely with the author during the editing process.
14. This publisher specializes in academic texts.
15. The publisher promised to distribute the book worldwide.
16. The publisher rejected the manuscript for lack of originality.
17. He is a freelance publisher who works with multiple authors.
18. The publisher often collaborates with illustrators and designers.
19. After much deliberation, the publisher chose to print the book.
20. The publisher announced a new series of children’s books.
21. The publisher met with the author to discuss revisions.
22. The publisher launched a marketing campaign to boost sales.
23. The established publisher had a reputation for quality work.
24. She aspired to become a publisher after completing her degree.
25. The publisher printed thousands of copies for the initial launch.
26. The publisher negotiated the rights to the film adaptation.
27. A successful publisher can make or break an author's career.
28. The publisher utilized social media to reach a larger audience.
29. The publisher was instrumental in getting the book into schools.
30. She received feedback from her publisher about the manuscript.
31. The publisher is responsible for maintaining copyright.
32. The publisher offered a generous contract to the debut author.
33. The publisher faced criticism for censorship of certain content.
34. A reputable publisher often guarantees a certain standard of quality.
35. The publisher expanded its catalog to include graphic novels.
36. The publisher was excited about the upcoming release date.
37. The publisher held a contest to find new talent.
38. The publisher decided to reissue a classic novel.
39. The publisher collaborated with schools to encourage reading.
40. As a publisher, he had to ensure the book met industry standards.
41. The publisher invested heavily in marketing the title.
42. The publisher had a strict deadline for submissions.
43. The publisher provided authors with valuable resources.
44. The publisher streamlined the submission process for writers.
45. The publisher was known for their high-quality paperbacks.
46. The publisher arranged for a book tour to promote the author.
47. The publisher focused on sustainability in their operations.
48. The publisher welcomed submissions from diverse voices.
49. The publisher ensured that all works were properly formatted.
50. The publisher handled the logistics of book distribution.
51. The publisher specialized in self-help and motivational books.
52. The publisher offered workshops for aspiring writers.
53. The publisher created a unique brand identity for their books.
54. The publisher was looking for innovative ways to engage readers.
55. The publisher decided to invest in audiobooks as a new market.
56. The publisher had a team dedicated to digital content.
57. The publisher celebrated its anniversary with a special edition release.
58. The publisher provided a platform for underrepresented authors.
59. The publisher faced competition from self-publishing platforms.
60. The publisher organized a panel discussion for authors.
61. The publisher ensured that each book had an ISBN.
62. The publisher was recognized for its contributions to literature.
63. The publisher aimed to foster a love of reading in children.
64. The publisher offered mentorship programs for new writers.
65. The publisher decided to focus on eBooks due to rising demand.
66. The publisher collaborated with educational institutions on projects.
67. The publisher guaranteed a certain number of copies sold.
68. The publisher was known for its rigorous editing process.
69. The publisher had a diverse portfolio of genres.
70. The publisher launched a subscription service for avid readers.
71. The publisher was proud of its legacy in the industry.
72. The publisher often attended book fairs to network.
73. The publisher had to adapt to changing reader preferences.
74. The publisher provided authors with detailed sales reports.
75. The publisher focused on high-quality illustrations for children’s books.
76. The publisher had a clear vision for its future direction.
77. The publisher worked to maintain strong relationships with bookstores.
78. The publisher was eager to explore new technologies.
79. The publisher hosted writing contests to discover talent.
80. The publisher emphasized the importance of editing in publishing.
81. The publisher had a history of promoting debut authors.
82. The publisher published a series of educational resources.
83. The publisher sought to create impactful stories.
84. The publisher offered competitive royalties to its authors.
85. The publisher was dedicated to promoting local authors.
86. The publisher provided a platform for international writers.
87. The publisher ensured the book covered relevant topics.
88. The publisher played a key role in shaping literary trends.
89. The publisher hosted virtual events during the pandemic.
90. The publisher was known for its innovative marketing strategies.
91. The publisher had a robust distribution network.
92. The publisher embraced feedback from readers to improve offerings.
93. The publisher was committed to ethical publishing practices.
94. The publisher published a variety of formats, including hardcover.
95. The publisher maintained an active online presence.
96. The publisher partnered with influencers to promote books.
97. The publisher celebrated an author’s milestone anniversary.
98. The publisher had a strong presence in the literary community.
99. The publisher provided resources for book clubs.
100. The publisher was excited about the future of print books.