Sentences with phrase «cent of ebooks sold»

Although, according to Author Earnings, Amazon is responsible for 83 per cent of ebooks sold in the US and 87 per cent in the UK, its share is only 60 per cent in Australia and 57 per cent in Canada.

Not exact matches

But what if it turned out that you could make more money each month by selling the ebook at 99 cents instead of the $ 6.99 or whatever you thought it was worth?

There are so many schools of thought on this topic, and essentially with little overhead, pricing an eBook at 99 cents and selling exponentially more than at $ 2.99 does have its benefits.

Right now, there's a chance you aren't even as good as that self - published author on Amazon who has sold five copies of his 99 cents ebook.

I'm glad I decided to publish more than the Goblin Brothers, because I've sold fewer copies of those children's stories than anything else I've published, even though the ebook is only 99 cents.

From the comments I've read all over, most of the Select authors are authors who had a hard time selling their work for 99 cents, so now they are giving their ebooks away.

It almost seems like Amazon has it backwards, as they are commissioning a live review of each title in the Kindle Singles division while knowing that those titles sell for as little as 99 cents, while their ebook division can charge far more for a title but does not provide the same attention to detail as the Kindle Singles.

Bloomberg Businessweek is reporting that Amazon is on course to have sold a whopping 8 million of its ebook reading devices in 2010 - at least 60 per cent more devices than was predicted.The 8 million figure... Read more

In addition, gifting of Kindle books was up by 175 per cent on Amazon.com year on year, and the two of the top five ebooks sold were self - published through the online retailer's Kindle Online Publishing scheme.

The price of a self - published ebook title selling for $ 2.99 at other outlets was reduced inexplicably by Amazon for some time to 99 cents, although no rival site was underselling it.

In this case the actual file size of the eBooks was 1.1 MB, but the delivery fee will be calculated for 0.4 MB, so about 6 cents per eBook sold.

It's available as an eBook on Amazon for 99 cents (at the special URL of GodIsLogical.com), but the primary goal is not to sell it.

If ebook sales accounted for 1/4 to 1/3 of your copies sold, I think you might find it harder to swallow that 75 cents per copy.

The Nook ebook reader has been Amazon's hottest competition in the US, with 27 per cent of books sold in the country coming from Barnes and Noble, the company said.

Amazon makes it difficult to sell your ebook for $ 0.00, so setting the price at 99 cents and running lots of giveaways may be the least expensive way to get your book out to potential readers.

Though it's not possible to calculate how much money an author with that many sales has made without knowing the price of each ebook, every writer who has sold this number of books has made between a low of $ 17,500 (if every book is priced at only 99 cents, for a 35 % royalty rate) to a high of $ 350,000 (at the highest rate that KDP allows — $ 9.99, with a 70 % royalty rate).

That's how self published science fiction writers have managed to compete heads - up with the major trades, and there are a dozens of self published science fiction writers who are earning a very good living selling a mix of 99 cent and $ 2.99 ebooks.

What's significant in relation to Locke hitting the million - seller Kindle ebook mark is that it showcases that while choosing the Kindle Direct Publishing route removes agents and publishers from the equation, Locke makes less money with his 99 - cent gambit than he would selling the same number of books with a traditional publisher.