Sentences with phrase «free promotions seem»

Free promotions seem to work particularly well for books in series, drawing people to buy other books in the series.

Not exact matches

This might seem pretty obvious, but social media costs you nothing unless you're using it to advertise, which means free off - site promotion for your startup.

I ordered this dress during a 50 % off dresses promotion, which is amazing in and of itself, but for international customers it's worth noting that I was also able to take advantage of the fact that Tatyana seem to offer free international shipping for orders that have a goods value of $ 175 or more before promotional discounts are applied.

While it might seem counterintuitive to give your book away to get sales, a Kindle free book promotion is an excellent way to meet a number of objectives:

It seems that the free ebook promotions are costing Amazon money, and affiliates will somehow need to police their own promotions.

What I learned, was that readers were more likely to give an unknown author a change if the price was at the $ 0.99 mark so following on from the free promotion I left the price at that level where downloads at the moment seem to be roughly two or three a day.

I received an email via my author website just like the one Jeannette Bennett posted above, and thought it seemed like a win - win opportunity for some free promotion because hey, sometimes, good opportunities that don't cost anything do come along from time to time; I had hopes that this would be one of them... but I felt suspicious and then I came across this gem of a forum on the company's unsavory dealings.

Going by the old 20 % rule which seemed to be accurate for the first two free promotions, I should be seeing about 2,500 sales over the next number of days.

And I also mentioned how Barnes & Noble seems to «get it,» and is doing a good job focusing on e-books and e-book readers (like their Nook), and is even offering a number of generous promotions for free e-books, coffee, and cookies — and they just lowered the price of the Nook to $ 199 and the Nook Wi - Fi to just $ 149.

Consistent with what I have done in the past with the free book promotions, there will be absolutely no erotica or overly suggestive content, and if it doesn't seem like it's a book I, my family, or friends would enjoy I will not be able to promote it.

I had been a bit perplexed, given the main driver for those of us in KDP Select were those free promotion days; it seemed weird to make it harder for the newsletters to make money by penalizing them for converting more free downloads than paid.

On its face, this seems to be a contradictory statement — a book that is offered free under one type of promotion produces results, but does not when it is offered for free under another.

I see two big issues with the mindset of indie authors today: (1) their expectations seem to be out of whack because of the false hope given by KDP Select after - free promotions, and (2) they're looking for the easy path to success.

I don't own one yet, but I wanted to know more about how it works, because as a self - published author I'm looking for easy ways to share free copies of my books with reviewers (since looking for promotion opportunities seems to be a more - than - full - time issue now).

If you have a free promotion running, anyone who downloads the book even through MatchBook, will get the book for free (which seems fair and logical to me).

Whether it is commission - free trades or cold hard cash, the great news for DIY investors is that February 2018 seems to be a fantastic month for promotions when opening up a new online trading account.

While the maximum free trade dollar value an investor receives for the promotions (# of free stock trades x fee per trade) may seem the highest at Firstrade than at Optionshouse, that's really only because Firstrade's fee per trade of $ 6.95 is almost 30 % higher than Optionshouse's at $ 4.95.

The best promotions for points towards a free night seem to come from IHG and Club Carlson.

It now raises issues about Facebook's value as a platform for the promotion of art and free expression, as it seems unable to differentiate art from pornography.

Given that paragraph 20 deals with the concept of «free» (a rather absolute and appealing concept) and still allows for de minimis charges that are the unavoidable cost of responding to the commercial practice, it seems to impose a clear de minimis threshold for the analysis of the relevance of the costs retained by consumers (ie not internalized by the trader running the promotion).

For example, the «Free Shipping Day» promotion — on Friday, December 15th — seems to have sparked a lot of consumer interest.

The launch of this year's Back to School promotion is later than expected, and the company has seemed to have started moving away from giving away free gift cards for the Apple Store or iTunes.