Sentences with phrase «books at a lower price point»

Todd Sattersten notes that to combat the downward trend authors can move to serialized fiction, and non-fiction authors can publish individual chapters or partial books at the lowest price points.

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.

Not exact matches

The latest look book keeps with the brand's artful, vintage - inspired aesthetic (think modern texture married with vintage silhouettes) at a ridiculously low price point.

However, if you want to make the most money (especially on Amazon, which only allows authors to receive 70 percent in royalties if the book is priced at $ 2.99 or higher — $ 1.99 and $ 0.99 books only allow authors a 35 percent royalty rate), then $ 4.99 appears to be the best price point for selling a good amount of books (though far less than with a lower price point) while making the most in profit.

It's been two weeks, and I've played with the book price a little, but even at that lower price point it worked.

So when we started into selling electronic books, we priced our books at the lowest point allowed, which was 99 cents.

Publishers claim that Amazon's price point of $ 9.99 «devalues» books because it puts the e-book at lower than a hardback.

For books between those price points, it's 65 %, which is a bit lower than Amazon, BUT, you get paid off the list price always, NOT the sale price (which is something that Amazon hasn't been very vocal about at their 70 % royalty rate).

Now, when you consider how much it costs to actually sell physical books, if I can't get them at a significantly lower price from Amazon, then there is no point to doing business with Amazon.

This way, readers can try your first book at a low cost, get hooked on the story and want to buy the rest of the books in the series at the higher price - point.

«The million books she sold on her own were at a much lower price point, so this will be a good test of how loyal her fans are, and whether it was the $ 2.99 and 99 cent price tags that attracted them.

Even the trad pubbed books are pricing some at a lower price as they try to attract those readers shopping at a lower price point.

Speaking to the Daily Mail, David Naggar, v.p. of Kindle Content at Amazon.com, suggested that traditional publishers should follow the lead of self - published authors when setting e-book prices, arguing that a lower price point is a form of marketing which would encourge more people to buy digital books.

I also agree with your points: - print books give more «physical» pleasure - the ebook should bring an added value vs. the print copy and / or at a significantly lower price.

And it is based on the assertion that books are guaranteed to sell more copies at the lower price point — that the lower price point will automatically bring in these new readers.

Nor can they guarantee that if the publisher first prices the e-book at $ 14.99 when the hc comes out, and then drops it later to $ 9.99 or lower, that they won't sell 175K when the book is dropped to the $ 9.99 price point plus the 100K sales or more at the $ 14.99 level.

At these price points, the Color Book comes as an interesting alternative to all the other color eReaders available out there, although you will have to go pretty low on features if you choose Energy Sistem's offering.

This particular book works well at a low price point, which is one of the reasons we decided to go the Amazon route.

* 3) Each appearance on a list gets an unweighted score based on the ranking 4) Ranking scores are logarithmically determined (i.e. top scores are much more valuable than lower scores) 5) Each retailer weighted by approximate market share as determined by the editors of Digital Book World and Iobyte Solutions 6) Additional appearance credit is awarded for appearing on multiple lists 7) Combined scores for the week determine final score for each title 8) Titles are ranked by final scores and also grouped into sub-lists by price (four separate price - band lists: $ 0 — $ 2.99; $ 3.00 — $ 7.99; $ 8.00 — $ 9.99; and $ 10.00 and above) 9) Minimum price that appeared at any point during the week on any retailer is used for determine price band (assumption that low price is an important driver of ranking)

You could more than make up for a higher royalty per book (using a price point of $ 2.99 or above) because of the higher quantity of books sold at the lower 99 Cent price.

MC: You make the point in your book that getting a stock at as low a price as possible dramatically improves your returns, so I don't blame you with keeping your focus on getting a good price.

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Some book seller experts offer up advice to new used book sellers trying to make money on Amazon, claiming you can simply buy low sales rank books at certain price points to assure yourself of a guaranteed profit.

You can pretty easily see the pricing trends here, and some quick math would show that for dates on the low end, $ 644 you could book those at 1.5 cents per UR using 43,000 points.

On the other hand, booking Mint via JetBlue's TrueBlue points at its lowest award price would be a little more than halfway between American's old and new prices...

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