Sentences with phrase «cent promotions of»

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The donut costs 99 cents, and is debuting in celebration of 7 - Eleven's BYO Cup Day, a two - day promotion on March 18 and 19.

This has seen a 150 per cent increase in marketing budgets across Asia, the roll - out of China specific packaging for gift boxes and the ramping up of promotions.

Coles said on Tuesday the Choice survey of just 33 full - priced products from its range of more than 25,000 products did not provide a full or accurate picture of its customer offering, especially as about 40 per cent of food and groceries are bought on promotion.

Schweppes has raised prices in the route trade by 4 per cent and has cut back the depth of promotions in supermarkets, citing higher costs for aluminium, PET and PVC plastics, utilities and distribution, according to a Citigroup report on Monday.

The promotions coincide with the introduction on December 1 of the container deposit scheme in NSW, which is expected to dent commercial beverage volumes and sales following price rises of about 15 cents per container.

Industry sources said 60 to 70 per cent of packaged bread was bought on promotion and consumers often delayed purchases to take advantage of 50 - per - cent - off discounts and two - for - one offers.

Woolworths regularly slashes the price of both brands by as much as 50 per cent on promotion.

Car Throttle will retain a 70 per cent commission on all revenues in return for the promotion, distribution and management of the Content.

«In Canada, more than 30 per cent of children are overweight or obese,» says Dr. Heather Manson, chief of health promotion, chronic disease and injury prevention at PHO.

Funded by a 3.0 cent «checkoff» for each pound of almonds entering the marketplace, the Almond Board uses these funds to expand markets, fund production research and increase marketing promotion.

Although Kindle Countdown promotions were set up as a means of discounting your pricing in increments and gradually returning to the retail price, the preferred method with most authors has been to discount to 99 cents for one to five days (typically three days) and then return to retail.

In the past they have run a 99 - cent promotion, featuring a bunch of Kindle Scout «Reader Favorites.»

There are lots of other features that I've found useful too — the free Friday promotion for books that are 0.99 cents, as well as the Amazon Enhanced Description Maker, which helps improve your author page.

Authors will apply to BookBub every month for 99 - cent or free book promotions, even though the company only accepts 10 to 15 percent of applicants.

-- Authors spend on average 43 per cent of their working time on their creative occupation as a writer, including writing, research, administration, promotion and networking.

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.

Right now, they're running a 99 - cent promotion, featuring a bunch of Kindle Scout «Reader Favorites.»

For example Book Bub charges $ 700 for a.99 cent promotion and has an Alexa rank of 2,000 in the US which is pretty high (Not to mention that Book Bub is too picky and way too expensive when you are starting out).

In a previous post I talked about how we launched David VanDyke's translated Plague Wars series on the German market with 99 cent promotions and taking advantage of the Hot New Releases List on Amazon.

Amazon is running a campaign where they are giving two months of access for 99 cents and it will automatically charge you $ 9.99 at the end of the promotion.

This fall I decided that I would experiment by putting two of my books back into KDP Select (books three and four of the series) and shifting back to doing free rather than 99 cent Kindle countdown promotions of those books.

Although the book was originally listed as Christian fiction, in June, I decided to run a 99 - cent book promotion on Slave Again and market it primarily as women's literature instead of Christian fiction to see -LSB-...]

Both of these books are presently $ 2.99 in the US and will be 99 cents during the Countdown promotion.

Third, while I sold more books in the first six months of 2014 than in 2015 (see rows 2 & 3), a lot of those books were discounted to 99 cents as part of Kindle Countdown promotions (my main promotional tool in 2014).

Other than waiving the number of reviews, the other criteria regarding content, etc. are identical to those of a Regular post with two exceptions: the books can only be priced at 99 cents on the day of promotion and free book offers are not allowed in the new release posts.

Director of Marketing Sarah Katherine James and Executive Editor Catia Shattuck come together to talk about the pros and cons of our two most popular ebook promotion pricing options: free and 99 cents.

One strategy of indie authors is run a promotion that lowers the price of their eBook to 99 cents so it picks up momentum and gains new readership.

Also, you have to make the featured book free or 99 cents, which means unless you sell thousands and thousands of books, and / or you have several books out and the promotion significantly increases sales of your other titles, it isn't possible to earn back what you spent.

We talked about using the free book or the 99 - cent intro boxed set, trying to talk with the distributors to get promotions, linking to all of your books on all of the sites, and including sneak previews to entice the people who read the freebies to pick up the rest of the series.

I just bought 23 of the 25 books Unbridled Books offered as part of their 25 ebooks for 25 cents promotion.

But I had a special promotion for my indie books with B&N about 16 months ago, a Nook Spotlight that featured a 99 - cent 1st - in - a-series book of mine and the three other books that followed in that series.

Such promotions should disclose, at the point of solicitation: (a) the actual or anticipated portion of the purchase price that will benefit the charity (e.g., 5 cents will be contributed to abc charity for every xyz company product sold), (b) the duration of the campaign (e.g., the month of October), (c) any maximum or guaranteed minimum contribution amount (e.g., up to a maximum of $ 200,000).

You can also get award flights by purchasing miles at a very advantageous rate, either during frequent 100 percent bonus promotions or when you book at the Miles / Money fare, paying at least 40 percent of the ticket in miles and the remainder in cash at a rate of 1.5 cents per mile.

I don't value any of the popular loyalty currencies above 1.8 cents / point so as this promotion effectively earns me 2 cents for every dollar I spend it's interesting.

The best rate in the BA promotion is 1.85 cents / Avios and, if you were to buy the full allocation of 100,000 Avios, this is how that would look:

Back in November there were a couple of fantastic Choice Privileges points sales that, thanks to a number of stackable promotions, effectively allowed you to buy United Miles from as little as 1.13 cents each.

2,000 points per stay isn't exactly generous — I value Hilton Honors points at around 0.4 cents each so this promotion is effectively offering a rebate of $ 8 per stay.

Outside of its frequent promotions you can buy Hilton points at 1.0 cent each so, with a 50 % discount that brings the cost / point down to 0.5 cents each.

The last promotion at the beginning of the month offer miles for sale at 2.15 cents each so straight away that should give you an idea of what this sale is like.

I value Avios at around 1 cent each (although I can definitely get more value out of them than that) so, essentially, the promotion is offering me a 2 cents / dollar rebate on all non-British Airways transactions and a 4 cents / dollar rebate on transactions with British Airways....

At 1.81 cents / mile there will definitely be occasions where buying miles in this promotion and using them to book an award will save you money (possibly even a lot of money) but the key here is to make sure awards are available before you dive in and buy miles.

Hilton sells HHonors points, outside of its promotions, at 1.0 cent each (as I really hope no one pays that for them) so depending on what discount you were targeted for this is what you'll be paying per point:

Cost of the miles purchased using this benefit (only 40 % mileage needed) is 1.518 cents / miles vs. 1.404 cents / miles through the buy miles promotion.

Someone who bought points in this promotion (at 0.56 cents each) would effectively pay just $ 448 for the night (80,000 x $ 0.0056)-- a great saving of over $ 120.

If you buy 101,000 miles during this promotion, you get a total of 237,350 miles (including 136,350 bonus miles) for $ 3,333 at 1.404 cents / mile.

With this promotion, you can get a maximum of 71,500 points for $ 1350 (1.88 cents / point) Through Dec 31, 2015, you can get up to 25 %...

This is close to as cheap we ever see Choice Privileges Points being sold (when there a 50 % bonus available points cost ~ 0.733 cents each and points cost 0.786 cents each in the last promotion) so, from a numbers point of view, this looks promising.

If you purchased your full allocation during the Cyber Monday «Best offer of 2015» promotion you would have purchased 125,000 miles + a bonus 75,000 miles at around 2 cents / mile so you would only be allowed to purchase a further 25,000 miles during this promotion (taking you to a total of 150,000 miles for the year).

The math on last month's promotion meant that United was effectively selling miles at a cost of 2.15 cents per mile and, if I though that was bad (which I did!)

Unusually for me I purchased AAdvantage Miles in the December promotion (at 1.8 cents each) and I did so because I knew I wanted to book a lot of truly premium seats before the devaluation on 22 March.