Sentences with phrase «matchbook sales»

For example, if you are earning a 35 % royalty for sales of your digital book at its regular Digital List Price, you will earn a 35 % royalty on Kindle MatchBook sales calculated at the Promotional List Price.

If I was informed correctly, 99 cent, $ 1.99, and $ 2.99 MatchBook sales will improve your Kindle sales rank, whereas free MatchBook sales will instead count toward your free sales rank.

It doesn't look like the month - to - date sales report will help you see how many MatchBook sales you have, but you should be able to see it in the six - week report.

Note that if you make the MatchBook price free, MatchBook sales won't affect your book's paid sales rank.

Not exact matches

And through programs such as Kindle Matchbook, it could encourage easy add - on sales to buyers who want both print and electronic editions, with minimal investment for Amazon.

Again, these won't be eligible for MatchBook, but can help inspire more paperback sales (even on Amazon, through the marketing effect of having more paperback books out there).

A cool thing about MatchBook for authors is that if you ordinarily earn the 70 % royalty rate on a sale, you still earn 70 % if the MatchBook price is below $ 2.99.

It will be interesting to see how these two programs, Kindle Matchbook and BitLit, play out, and whether the large publishing houses decide that half a loaf is better than none when it comes to potential ebook sales.

If hardly any customers take advantage of Kindle MatchBook, or if you almost never sell books in print, it probably won't hurt your sales.

Here's why it's important: If the MatchBook freebies would improve your Kindle sales rank, that would serve as an incentive to offer print customers a free Kindle edition.

All of them were on sale, except The Traitor Baru Cormorant, which I got at the Kindle Matchbook price because we bought a hardcover copy for Robin.

Don't forget to do the MatchBook combo for both print and «e» sales.

Amazon's new MatchBook feature allows you to make some extra sales by bundling both your print and digital book as one sale.

While it's a no - brainer to apply to MatchBook since you can make some easy sales, many authors are wondering if this is a viable feature that will make them money.

MatchBook fixes this problem by allowing authors and publishers to bundle their print and digital books as one sale.

Note that if your Digital Book is eligible for the 70 % royalty option, your Digital Book will earn 70 % on each sale of the Digital Book at a Promotional List Price set under the Kindle MatchBook program or the Kindle Countdown Deals program regardless of whether the Promotional List Price is within the maximum and minimum list price requirements for the 70 % royalty option.