Sentences with phrase «ebook buyers»

The number of ebook buyers reportedly stayed constant (2.2 million people, or 3.3 percent of the population).
Well you won't really because potential eBook buyers likely won't write you to say they decided not to get your book based on it's description.
Not so surprisingly, most eBook buyers choose to read digitally.
Anyone with an eye on ebook buyer behaviour can't fail to have noticed the latest dismal headlines.
If ebook buyers made you a star, then don't punish them.
And if the next book is genuinely good, I don't think ebook buyers are going to notice or care you released a bag of trash the first time out.
Set it up so it automatically adds ebook buyers to your newsletter list.
How can we communicate to publishers how negatively ebook buyers view them?
If ebooks were priced on par with print, would ebooks buyers continue to purchase more books?
It's also clear from the sheer numbers that ebook buyers actually buy more books than print book buyers.
Ask any long - time ebook buyer and they will say the same thing: We want the words, and we want cross-platform standardized formatting.
Despite the old cliché your prospective eBook buyers will judge your book by its cover.
Even though some market segments may well have a much lower percentage of ebook buyers than others, sales successes are likely to boost the sales of all of a title's formats.
Unless there is a compelling reason, most ebook buyers won't be looking for the same book in print.
Before we take a deeper look into the IngramSpark eBook distribution process it is instructive to consider two confounding facts: The reality is that many Indies can reach the vast majority of eBook buyers in the U.S. by distributing their eBook direct to the major... [Read more...]
Another interesting finding — Women outnumbered men as ebook buyers.
The iBookstore lawsuit promising partial refunds for ebook buyers who paid over-the-odds for their downloads is another step closer to making payouts, with cash from Penguin and Macmillan swelling the combined coffers to $ 162.25 m.
Says Rowe: «Traditional publishers priced themselves out of the market, and their 10 % drop in 2017 is just the latest evidence that the value a traditional publisher adds — whether editing, gatekeeping, or marketing — isn't as highly valued by ebook buyers as a low pricetag.»
According to US Nielsen surveys, while the percentage of the eReading population reading primarily on tablets had increased from 30 % in 2012 to 41 % in 2015, the number of eBook buyers who used their phones to read at least some of the time increased from 24 % to 54 % in the same period.
Publishing expert, Jane Friedman also asks whether ebook buyers are migrating to audiobooks (where sales are on the increase) and whether the more voracious readers have opted for unlimited subscription models.
Collectively Apple and Kobo have almost two - thirds of Canadian ebook buyers as does Amazon, with it's approximate 15 million ebook sales.
What about cookbooks full of color pictures, coffee - table books, kids books... none are well - suited to the Kindle or other eBook reader... so do eBook buyers never buy those books in print?
Indie ebook buyers buy less backlist titles and they buy at a much higher price level.
The giant ebook distributor said on its website, «In 2011 when we surveyed ebook buyers and asked them their most common decision factor that guided how they discover and purchase books, the # 2 answer, accounting for 18 % of respondents, was that they first look for books from their favorite authors.
Thereâ $ ™ s an ongoing boycott by ebook buyers not to purchase ebooks priced above the threshold.
By sticking to this loss - making practice, to create a perception amongst eBook buyers that they should not have to pay more than $ 9.99 for an eBook, and to thereby, over time, force publishers to drop their retail prices for eBooks.
You'll want a tablet for email, web, video, all kinds of things, but if you're a reader — we do this, we've done this research and it's very easy to do: Take someone who is a heavy Kindle ebook buyer and is a heavy tablet user, and then show them a Kindle PaperWhite for the first time and they won't give it back.
With 42 percent citing that they buy / download an eBook immediately after becoming interested in it for the first time, there is a captive audience of impulse eBook buyers that merchants can cater to with a simple and secure checkout process so their customers can instantly dive into the book.
No wonder ebook buyers are nuying less as we realize how easy it is to loose our books when we can buy hard copy for the same price.
By that, I mean that generally eBook buyers are perusing thumbnails.
When eBook buyers search for something to read, it's your metadata that they find.
Unlike ebook buyers, library patrons have demonstrated a preference for thrillers and literary fiction, relegating romance to third place.
Many have proposed that the settlements the publishers in the case have had to pay out — much of which will again be in the form of compensation to the actual ebook buyers — will be so detrimental that the publishers will have to reduce their operations and not take risks on debut authors until their losses are recovered.
I can't see this as anything but a convenient excuse for publishers to jack up ebook prices, which they've always wanted to do but been prevented by retailers like Amazon, who have the gall to claim they know something about what ebook buyers are willing to pay.
According to the report, Kindle owners are larger - volume ebook buyers than non-Kindle owners.
Even so, I'm still astounded at the sheer lunacy of B&N's ongoing actions that seem calculated to drive ebook buyers away.
With the majority of ebook buyers owning Kindles, the industry's insistence on DRM thus ties readers to the very company that many within publishing see as a far greater threat to it than piracy, thanks to its increasing domination of both the print and ebook markets.
What we really want to know is: Are eBook borrowers eBook buyers?
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Average ebook buyers, 26.9 %, purchased 3 - 4 ebooks bought per year.
Better still, the niche market segment of eBook buyer promotes the sales of books as a spin - off for personal collections.
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Most of the serious ebook buyers and readers are on Amazon's Kindle platform — as are most of the independent authors.
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