Sentences with phrase «cent book price»

In electronic publishing an author makes almost no money off a 99 cent book price.

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When you exchange points for cash or as a statement credit, generally the best return you can get is one cent for each point applied towards the price of the ticket when you booked it.

Have each child bring along four or five used books to sell; price all the books under one dollar (24 cents, 60 cents, etc.).

Wouldn't you rather publish a book with Outskirts Press, where the sixth clause in our author - friendly contract is: «AUTHORS SET THEIR OWN RETAIL PRICE to any price ending in.95 cents, provided the Retail Price exceeds the Wholesaler's Price.&rPRICE to any price ending in.95 cents, provided the Retail Price exceeds the Wholesaler's Price.&rPRICE to any price ending in.95 cents, provided the Retail Price exceeds the Wholesaler's Price.&rprice ending in.95 cents, provided the Retail Price exceeds the Wholesaler's Price.&rprice ending in.95 cents, provided the Retail Price exceeds the Wholesaler's Price.&rPrice exceeds the Wholesaler's Price.&rPrice exceeds the Wholesaler's Price.&rPrice.&rPrice.»

I'm going to run a campaign when I release my next book, a sequel, along with the first book in the series as well, and I was already thinking of bumping up the sale prices from my usual 99 cents.

If you price a book at 99 cents, what do you think your clients are going to think not only about the book but potentially about your services?

«All the people in the room agree to set the price of their book at 99 cents.

The first of my Alpine Grove novels, Chez Stinky is priced at 99 cents along with a bunch of other great books.

(UPDATE: as of June 2015, the e-book price is 99 cents is is selling better due to the newly published book.)

A couple of years ago, Amanda Hocking came on the self - publishing scene with several YA ebooks priced at 99 cents (for book 1s) and $ 2.99 (for subsequent books) and had legendary sales that led to a legendary two - million - dollar traditional publishing deal.

Some will argue that free is a gimmick, too, especially since you can't upload a book for less than 99 cents at Amazon (you can at iTunes, Kobo, and, via the Smashwords backdoor, Barnes & Noble — you have to wait and hope Amazon will price - match).

They sell their first book at a low price (free to.99 cents).

What's the average number of books you can sell @ the 99 cent price point versus the typical E-book price of $ 9.99?

If your book is priced higher than 99 cents, Amazon charges you a download fee based on the file size of your book (minus the cover).

Here's a video I did last year talking about how to get your ebook listed for free at Barnes & Noble and Amazon (where the lowest price you can list a book for is technically 99 cents).

Technically, an indie can put a book out without spending a dime (though hiring an editor, at the least, is recommended), meaning that even 99 - cent ebooks can result in tidy profits, whereas traditional publishers must put a lot more money into the process and can't afford price points like that, at least not in the long run.

The sale will run from March 20 through April 3, and all Kindle Scout books will be priced at only $.99... yes, 99 - cents!

One of my books actually racked in $ 1,000 per month on it's own with sales and borrows at the 99 cent price.

Twenty - five cents is obviously not a sustainable price point over the long term, but as a short - term promotion, and as a tool to help independent booksellers teach their customers how to download books from their store websites, the campaign seems to have been phenomenally successful.

Ninety - nine cents is the minimum amount Amazon will let you price a book.

Amazon is only a thirteen cents less expensive than B&N, plus for a book that price they wouldn't offer free shipping.

If I were a small publisher, I'd be publishing my own e-zine and / or making connections with other e-zines that specialize in publishing the first few chapters of clients» and others» books, or sell the chapters for a very low price (like 29 cents).

For example, if I were to use a price promotion, I'd discount my book to $ 0.99 cents — or I'd make it free.

Now, I either stick to the 99 cent eBooks or I buy used hardcovers at $ 4 - 5 with shipping because I'm just not willing to buy 80 books a year at an average price of $ 12.

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

Authors: if you have a book priced at 99 cents or less (that's right, post your free eBooks here, too!)

It's free to self - publish and authors earn a 35 per cent royalty rate for books below # 1.99 or 70 per cent for books priced between # 1.99 and # 9.99.

With all the competition, you're told you have to price your book for 99 cents to sell it.

Others will tell you to price your book at 99 cents during this period, and they may be right.

To have a chance to be featured at Buck Books, your book must be priced at 99 cents or less during your promotion, its listing on Kindle must show that it is at least 60 pages in length, you must have at least 10 reviews with an average rating of 3.8 stars or higher, your book description must be well - written and free of any major spelling or grammatical errors, and your book cover must be designed by a non-Fiverr professional designer or book cover design service.

However, we realize that some books have a regular price of 99 cents and we will promote these books for you.

More importantly may be the data that shows that, despite criticism from the industry, self - published and indie published titles did not destroy book pricing with their 99 - cent books; however, the fourth trend did demonstrate that book prices have taken an overall drop, but this is largely due to high - volume online retailers who can negotiate these prices, not just indie authors who strategize on low pricing as a means to drive book sales.

The rapid growth of the ebook market, along with persuasive voices encouraging authors to price everything at 99 cents (in part to make spammy books less profitable), has led to a huge discount mentality among readers.

Live and learn — I sell a book or two via Amazon Kindle, keep the price low for e-book (99 cents) so anyone can purchase who wants to read it (paperback $ 9.70) and have a blog about the topic.

I paid him $ 9600 to start, and had my publisher drop the price of the book to 99 cents like he requested.

* * * * * Everlast, a BRAINRUSH Thriller: Book One of the Everlast Duology by Richard Bard 4.8 stars — 63 Reviews Kindle Price: 99 cents Text - to - Speech and Lending: Enabled -LSB-...]

It's no less true for an author: selling a book to someone ill - suited to your writing (or even «meh» about it) is great for that 64 cents (the royalty a paperback pays), but not so wonderful, as the reader who feels was ripped off is going to take it out on your reputation (because most readers have no idea how little of that cover price goes to the author.

So with this post I want to give a quick summary that you can refer to at any time you want to promote your German book, be it a KDP Select book for a Kindle Free Run, be it a permafree book, or a normal price discount (e.g. 99 cents).

Developed by Andrews McMeel Universal — a sister company of the omnipresent Universal Press Syndicate, known to all comics strip fans — Uclick comics are available as separate applications, priced at 99 - cents each, and come with the same content found in a traditional 24 - to -32-page pamphlet - style comic book.

It's what you're doing when you price your book at 99 cents or $ 2.99.

There are free promotional opportunities, like our Thrifty Thursdays (featuring books priced from 99 cents to free) or our Print Book Paradise, featuring print editions priced at $ 15 or less.

Afterthoughts is a book - by - book memoir of Lawrence Blocks early years, available to Amazon.com Kindle owners at the bargain - basement price of just 99 cents.

The first book and the intro to the series, for 99 cents each, subsequent book prices will increase.

Then price the second book in your series at 99 cents, the third book at $ 2.99, the fourth book at $ 2.99 — so on and so forth.

We're each taking one of our books and lowering the price to 99 cents.

.90 cents base price.015 cents per page the base price for a 300 page book is 4.80 You also control content and and the business end.

But we made the mistake of trying to add a line to the top of the book's description text that said something like «Special temporary price of 99 cents will return to regular price $ 3.99 on .»

Currently, the list price for the kindle book on Amazon is only 99 cents which is a Great Deal.

The whole.99 cent / 2.99 price (also the breakpoint for higher amazon royalties) scheme is usually slapped on serial novels, with.99 being put on the first book of a series to lure people in.

Usage restrictions and price differentials do not exist for physical books, which libraries sometimes can buy for up to 40 per cent off their shelf prices.