Sentences with phrase «average page reads»

Now besides AMAZON STEALING MY KENP ROYALTIES as I can PROVE in court by the 98 to 99 % drop in average page reads per day on 100 titles, I caught Amazon STEALING AFFILIATE COMMISSIONS as I reported on this site not long ago and that is why the WA AGO is investigating Amazon.

The last 2 days with over 100 Titles in Select we are now averaging only 10 to 20 page reads a day per title, that is a massive 98 % to 99 % drop in average page reads PER TITLE.

Not exact matches

Who has time to read, analyze and model financial data from 10 - K and 10 - Q reports that are more than 200 pages on average?

If we assume subscribers generally only make one pageview each visit (they have already read most things) but chance visitors may read only the page they land on, but may look around (say an average of 2 pageviews per visit), then we can guess that your average day includes 350 subscribers (you post most days) and about 500 + «drop - ins», mostly from Google.

It was in Bessemer that young Melvin began flabbergasting his elders by reading the papers, particularly the sports pages, and by reciting, at the slightest provocation, current batting averages, RBIs and ERAs of popular major league players.

Use the data to calculate how many pages the student still has to read to finish the book A great resource to calculate totals, averages, median, ordering and percentages Works really well too, as a whole class exercise displayed on the white board with students using a calculator Use the data to make up your own questions

For the first week, I had page reads averaging 50 per day (I know, prawny, but still) and then zilch.

At the average size of the book in 700 pages it is received that one cycle charge of the battery suffices on reading from seven to fourteen books.

Why do Kobo and Kindle both assume that the average reader can read 75 pages per hour?

One thing about Kobo I like is that aside from the page and word count it will tell you on average how long it will take to read the book.

It also tracks the number of books finished, the total time spent reading, the average number of pages read per minute and much more.

The app offers a statistics, including the total amount of time you've been reading, pages you've turned, books you've finished and so - called reading averages, and offers «awards» every time the user finishes a book.

There are plenty of metrics to keep track of, such as how long it takes you to read a specific page of text or the average amount of time it takes to read a book.

It shows book progress, chapter progress, average minutes per reading session, average pages per minute, total hours reading, and the percentage of total library read.

Our initial titles enrolled in Select were promoted by Amazon and we averaged decent sales of each title and our KENP page read average PER TITLE was over 1,000 pages read per day per title.

In the second week after the free promotion, I averaged 13 sales and 18,000 page reads per day = $ 120 of income per day!

Because we are with Kindle Direct Publishing, and our book is available in Kindle Unlimited, over the 10 days subsequent to the promotion, we averaged just over 20,000 pages read per day.

The book is rife with footnotes (they average out to almost one per page), and while these often provide fascinating additional information, many of them feel unnecessary and slow down the reading of the main narrative.

The reviews I have read say the Kindle refreshes on average around every 12 pages (double that of the previous PW) whereas the Kobo Aura is every chapter.

Recent studies have also indicated that the average Arab citizen reads approximately just four pages per year.

I remember reading somewhere that it takes the average manga reader about 3.5 seconds to read a page of manga (if you also remember reading this random fact, please post where so I can credit them and give this article some air of extra respectability).

Even if 3.5 seconds is the average time it takes someone to read a page, the three second manga just seems way too frantic.

The author of a 200 page book that was borrowed 100 times but only read halfway through on average would earn $ 1,000 ($ 10 million multiplied by 10,000 pages for this author divided by 100,000,000 total pages).

Since the payments come from a shared pool, the average payment per page read will decrease.

While it might look like a reading system bug when playing, pouring resources into heuristic tests to try and guess the right point to flip the page is unrealistic (e.g., average guess of seconds per word times the number of words showing and flip the page when the resulting time has elapsed).

Here, the page - read average would be zero, so every author would get an equal number, exactly like what we had before, where the payout was around $ 1.30 per month.

Reading Life can track how long you took to read a book, how many pages you've turned, the average length of your reading sessions, and how many books you'vReading Life can track how long you took to read a book, how many pages you've turned, the average length of your reading sessions, and how many books you'vreading sessions, and how many books you've read.

Some new software features include optimized fonts, faster page turns, and a new «Time to Read» feature that estimates how long it will take to finish a chapter or the entire book based on your average reading speed.

On the other hand, I have noticed that my sales have not only increased since they are in KU — if I add the average number of KU readers (easy to calculate by dividing the total number of pages read by the actual number of KENPC pages), I have almost doubled the number of «sales».

Titles that are categorized as Erotica are unable to be in the Kindle Short Reads section, so let's assume, for arguments sake, that of the 1 million titles in Kindle Unlimited, around 400,000 are under 100 pages long, and we know according to Amazon the average length of a book read is 210 pages long.

It usually averages $.004 to $.0045 per page read.

I think your average reader would say that one of the great pleasures of reading is the physical turning of the page.

Amazon is not saying how many KDP Select pages are read on average per month.

Thirty - eight percent of those surveyed are not on KU at all, while 33 percent report their average daily page read is up to 1,000 pages.

This meant I had the total number of pages read in June and the total borrows for the month so I could work out that the average borrow was 228 KENPs.

My estimate of 7.8 million borrows in May could well be spot - on when you consider that the average read of 243 pages would result in Amazon paying out the princely sum of, yes, $ 1.38 (243 x $ 0.0057), which, as mentioned above, is roughly the going rate under the present KU flat - rate payout system.

The author of a 200 - page book which was borrowed 100 times but only read halfway through on average would earn $ 1,000 ($ 10 million multiplied by 10,000 pages for this author divided by 100,000,000 total pages).

Dividing the 1.9 billion total by 7.8 million borrows results in an average of 243 pages read per borrow.

That would mean the average KU member is borrowing 6.5 books a month and reading a grand total of 1, 579 pages every month (6.5 x 243 pages), which would cost Amazon around $ 9 in royalty payments to authors (1,579 x $ 0.0057 per page).

It's not long at ~ 140 pages; the chapters are easy to read at an average of 6 pages.

Lucky for you, you can read and understand the terms that come with the credit card but when phrases like «Average daily balance» and «interest» versus «APR» are spinning around on the pages of fine print, it becomes extremely difficult for the average person to understand exactly what they are getting themselveAverage daily balance» and «interest» versus «APR» are spinning around on the pages of fine print, it becomes extremely difficult for the average person to understand exactly what they are getting themselveaverage person to understand exactly what they are getting themselves into.

Reading more about planetary temperatures, I find the Universe Today has a page quoting «The average temperature on Earth is 7.2 °C.».

And they've been read by thousands of you: we now average just under 50,000 unique visitors each month who pay us 130,000 visits a month, viewing 500,000 pages with 4,000,000 «hits» a month.

Doubtful the average lawyer let alone average person has ever read the HIPAA rule which is nearly 700 pages long.

After reading through some of the pages on this site (start with this one), you will be «smarter than the average bear» when it comes to life insurance.

When the average time spent reading a resume is 15 seconds and resumes are first read on screens displaying the top half of your first page, every line counts.

The average amount of time a recruiter or hiring manager spends reading your resume is 6 seconds, so you need to lead them down the page

This person will fill four or five pages with minutia, and in the process create a resume that is either so boring to read that the average hiring manager will toss it aside or it's so crammed with unnecessary details that the important facts are completely hidden.

Because hiring authorities in average spend no more than 10 seconds to review one resume, it makes no sense to have a 5 page document submitted simply because no one would care to read the entire thing.

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