Not exact matches
Here's the problem with that analysis — KXL isn't really a level shift in the supply
curve, and thus the
authors don't actually make the case for there to be any global
price effect associated with the pipeline.
These software programs usually have a steep learning
curve and
price tag, making it an unattractive option for
authors looking for a DIY solution.
You are assuming that the population of
price sensitivity follows a bell
curve, not the population of
authors 9which is what my first reading got).
No, I'm assuming that the 1.74 is an average, which if we assume a bell -
curve distribution means that most
authors will sell more books at this lower
price point.
I can't agree more that what we really need is focus on getting spotlights on indie
authors and looking at those at the bottom of the
price curve.