Sentences with phrase «book for your end customer»

When you sell your book yourself, meaning not through a retailer, you are responsible for ordering the book for your end customer.

Not exact matches

If compare the cost to giving away a free Kindle (or highly subsidized higher - end Kindle) to every Prime member who signs up or re-ups for two years vs. a) the revenue gained from the ebooks purchased by those customers, b) the revenue from new Prime members, and c) being able to offer a package which is basically free shipping on all Amazon orders + Netflix + Spotify + a ton of free books + a free Kindle... that's got ta make good economic sense for them, right?

Because at the end of the day, they haven't really ever given a shit about everyone else in the book trade... My worry would be that by selling Kindle devices, we would be converting customers to using Amazon for their physical book sales as well as e-books.

Worse, the general reading public doesn't understand that Amazon can't control the prices for those books from the agency model publishers, and it is the one on the receiving end of the bad customer feelings.

In the end, the stores often function as a place for customers to simply browse books and test out Amazon's devices, like the Kindle or Echo speaker.

And yet, they still got so many complaints that their books «aren't on Kindle» that in the end they had to make a huge change their store's selling policies, changing the way they'd sold e-books for over a decade and disgruntling many of their oldest customers, in order to put their e-books on Amazon so more people would actually buy them.

Toward the end of July, 2014, Amazon introduced a new subscription service called Kindle Unlimited, which allows customers to read unlimited books for $ 9.99 (US price) per month.

KINDLE UNLIMITED Toward the end of July, 2014, Amazon introduced a new subscription service called Kindle Unlimited, which allows customers to read unlimited books for $ 9.99 (US price) per m...

But guess what, Amazon already does that with the page that pops up at the end of any e-book directing customers to where they can rate the book they've just finished and where they can see what else the author has for sale.

The success of the eBook business for traditional book publishers will depend on the relationship they have with the end - user customer.

, write a great story, get distributed - drm inconviences customers more than pirates - use google alerts to stay abreast of of search terms phrases used in your book to watch out for plagiarizers - market your book / brand, blog, fb, twitter - get beta readers - never - ending book launch - study bestsellers in your category - highest earners write 150 - 200k words 60 - 80k are considered full length tho - top 50 bestsellers on smashwords average 100k words - write series (review of free book)

Selling on other devices to customers who would otherwise have bought in the Kindle store ends up hurting your profile across all eBook readers when you are starting out.When you sell PDF eBooks directly, they should be formatted just like printed books, and in my case, I allow customers to print the PDF, which works especially well for overseas buyers who really want a hard copy but didn't want to pay (and wait) to have a book shipped from overseas.

In many competitor booking engines, the customer fails to qualify for the various discounts when requesting a 4 night stay, and ends up with a quotation of $ 400!

I've reached out to the company owner, Jerome Caywood, (who disguises himself as a customer service person) and was told that I couldn't be paid for work that I had completed towards the end of 2017 because it was «a new year» and his «payroll department» had no way of going back to last year's books to pay me.