Sentences with phrase «away for free»

Motion comic pioneer Madefire has just signed a deal with Hasbro and will be giving away a new five issue Transformer series away for free.

One of the problems with Kindle Unlimited is that you will not find many best sellers, since major publishers are not onboard with giving their content away for free.

The e-readers were piling up, taking up room in their office and GoodeReader is giving them away for free to make room for evaluations of new products from companies.

Did you know that every Friday there are a few ebooks given away for free?

The value of those «used» e-books will also plummet or disappear because pirated books will be sold for almost nothing or given away for free.

In effect, the consensus was give it away for free, or price it for a real price.

It is well known for its free app of the day, where popular paid apps are given away for free.

Being able to give a few things away for free is a compelling value proposition.

Instead, they give everything away for free and even let the little tyke write their own book.

They constantly run television commercials that would allow them to give in - game currency away for free and evaluate if their campaign was successful.

We have heard in many cases that authors make more money giving their book away for free, than they do selling it for.99.

In fact, I've seen data that shows if you give things away for free, it can increase sales (if done correctly).

Pirate sites will claim that their books are being given away for free by legal owners so they can continue their dispersal of illegal copies.

But the other interesting thing I can do is try to sell the German translation rights, or else get my books translated in German already and use the fair to drum up sales for the German editions (probably by giving the first away for free, and selling other books in the series).

You don't have to give your book away for free.

Giving your book away for free does not «train readers not to pay.»

You could sell it to experiment with selling through your platform, or even give it away for free as an incentive to attract more readers.

Giving items away for free has worked in various industries from farmer's markets to the software industry.

Ask for reviews, everywhere — you can even give the book away for free for awhile (which you really should be doing anyway, at least for review copies).

The notion that someone could give an ebook away for free completely shattered my perception.

If not, I'll need to look at new ways to bring in income and selling the services I currently give away for free might be the avenue I have to go down but I would like to hold off on that as long as possible as it's really not the vision I want for the site — there are already enough paid book marketing services and I don't want to add one more to that mix if I don't have to.

In my case, this is my first book so can't give it away for free.

If we've been asked one question more than any other, it's «You give so many things away for free, how do you make any money?»

Talk about giving your book away for free!

An additional note on the follow - up sales: 17 is actually quite amazing since the content is given away for free on SharedEpic.com.

That so many ebooks are sold at significant discounts, or given away for free, suggest that sales are problematical.

That collection, which we give away for free, has been on various Amazon Top Ten lists continuously for over six months, and has been downloaded thousands of times.

Give one away for free to build an email list.

You'd never be giving your time away for free, would you?

I still use variations of # 3, because I deliberately give all my books away for free to my list instead of hardselling new releases, which means I don't get much of a rank boost.

Those considerations come BEFORE pricing concerns (if a book is 99cents, you'll have to work 10x harder to convince readers to read it than if you gave it away for free.)

Instead of giving your work away for free you may want to consider a lower price to gain traffic and readers through impulse buys.

I could give these books away for free and drive thousands of signups to my email list.

But I needed to decide, how much do I give away for free?

I recently redid Book Marketing is Dead (2016) and added it to KDP Select, so I had to stop giving it away for free.

During the first 4 months of my career as an author I gave away for free about 1000 copies of my books.

But if you only have one book, and you don't plan to give it away for free, visibility will definitely be an issue for you, and in that case, having people actually find your book is more important than whether or not they think your title or subtitle is a little heavy on keywords: win them over with a great cover and a great description.

So why give things away for free?

As authors, the question is: Is there any value in giving your work away for free?

What other things can you think of to give away for free that you think would really snag those hard - to - reach readers?

And, if they really like your work, they'll buy your book, whether you give it away for free or not.

If I've got an eBook that I give away for free on my website and I'd like to offer an ePub version of it on the iBookStore, can I do that through your service?

Create an ebook and give it away for free to build your mailing list or simply to help yourself get known.

Give your book away for free through a specific retailer in order to gain exposure and get word of mouth buzzing.

Because I'm planning on giving it away for free.

Amazon isn't going to want to be in the book biz long term to give it away for free.

I always wonder in that case if they gave the updated version away for free to all their previous purchasers.

Authors: Tap Into The Power of FREE with Amazon's KDP Select A very economical option all authors have at their disposal is giving their book away for free.

The idea is that books can be sold at tremendously reduced costs or given away for free with the intention of making long term gains by making money on ad - clicks or people purchasing products.

One of the tools that authors employed to get their book out there was giving it away for free.