Sentences with phrase «ebook pricing»

This way of ebook pricing at libraries gives you a lot of flexibility.

This will result in lower ebook prices on mainstream and new book releases.

It's a fallacy to blame high ebook prices on the agency model.

For ebook pricing of novels, I would say that an author can get it for only $ 50 per format.

This is not a complete analysis without looking at the average increase in ebook prices for each category.

I'll see eBooks priced at $ 9.99 and up which is really a deterrent for most readers.

Here's an easy - to - read explanation of the latest twist in the fight over ebook pricing.

I've observed time and time again that reader complaints about ebook prices rise sharply in comparison to reader satisfaction with the books.

Playing with eBook price points, discount promotions, and free days are fantastic ways to gain more traction for your book.

However, this decline is attributable to higher ebook prices from traditional publishers.

These features tend towards a lower ebook price model.

It can keep ebook prices as high as it needs to, to protect print distribution margins.

It pays 70 % only for ebooks priced between $ 2.99 and $ 9.99.

I've never seen ebook pricing strategies by content area before — that's smart.

So the gas / ebook price point analogy may be a page from the past that's still true today.

As ebook prices drop, unit velocity will increase.

If the impact of increased ebook pricing in driving readers increasingly toward self - published authors and away from bricks and mortar retail then the industry is shooting itself in the foot.

Most consumers — and some authors — want ebooks priced MUCH lower than print books.

It can be used to get ebooks priced at $ 0.99 for free.

We'll see ebook prices rise, and with it author income, but for the short term, readers aren't willing to pay a lot for an ebook.

Learn how to price an ebook by understanding what affects ebook prices like author royalties, book length, and genre so you can stay competitive and profitable.

Do ebook prices affect whether you read a book?

It might indeed be a good thing... if it leads to a loss of sales, due to inflated ebook prices.

Some wondered if the problem was associated with agency pricing — were only publishers who set their own ebook prices affected?

It makes your book and brand look professional, and also makes the digital ebook price look like a bargain.

How can you turn a blind eye to Free Internet and cheaper ebook prices?

I'll be a lot more likely to buy it later when the mass market version comes out in print, and the accompanying ebook price comes down.

As the margin and revenues on ebook prices fall, the devices are going to have to pay for themselves up front.

There have been numerous articles, online and off, discussing ebook pricing and I won't bother to list or link them here — I'm sure you ingenious readers can find them.

-LSB-...] recently read an interesting post on ebook prices which suggested that readers were put off by a price of # / $ 0.99.

I'm not even remotely prepared to defend current ebook pricing practices.

Pay per use is the ultimate way of ebook pricing based on the reading experience.

And then work on a resolution that keeps ebook prices reasonable and pays authors a fair wage.

«With recent ebook price controversies, I've become more price conscious,» is the statement presented in the survey.

First of all, hardly anyone buys ebooks priced $ 1.99.

It's time for transparency on library ebook pricing from both publishers and distributors.

With the following ebook pricing guide we would like to help beginners and seasoned publishers to find their way out.

We know publishers are investing in print, and that they are pushing ebook prices up, possibly in the hopes of pushing readers back to print books.

Last post we looked at ebook pricing through the lens of the author's goals for his or her book.