Sentences with phrase «ebook sales»

Since 2013, the publishing industry has seen a marked drop in the growth of ebook sales in general.

The growth in ebook sales in genres such as crime and romance has not made up for the shortfall.

What are the actual figures for ebook sales from different channels?

Fiction sales made up 86 % of the revenue from ebook sales in 2015 (compared with only 32 % in physical books).

This trend of increasing ebook sales is partially driven by the emergence of global ebook markets.

I am just going to add to the data, and let you know how much income I am getting from print and other ebook sales as well.

I think indie ebooks will account for 50 % of ebook sales by 2020.

With ebooks sales increasing by 250 % annually, by this time next year, publishers could expect to see digital sales reaching nearly 50 % of their total revenue.

Is 30 % normal for ebook sales at most small publishers?

The most recent report compares what authors need to know about ebook sales in the traditional industry, to those sales among self - published authors.

While sales through shops increased 7 % in 2016, ebook sales declined by 4 %.

Within the fiction genre, it was no surprise that the highest percentage of ebook sales fell under the literary / classics category.

No one would bet a dime on the printed book as it reaches its peak while ebook sales keep exceeding expectations.

Overall in 2011, the company experienced 134 % growth over total ebook sales in 2010.

Total eBook sales rose 30 % in the quarter and accounted for 22 % of revenue in the most recent period compared to 15 % in the first quarter of fiscal 2013.

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.

While self - published ebook sales continue to grow, readers are still demanding that authors and publishers offer paper books, too.

And maybe reducing ebook sales through higher prices has no effect on paper book sales, but no one has ever thought to check the data.

The truth of the matter is, it's incredibly difficult to track eBook sales numbers and that's dangerous for authors and publishers alike.

Even though many people will always prefer paper books, more ebook sales (especially) and more online book sales is a real problem for the bottom lines of bookstores.

As ebook sales grow in market share, that pricing expectation kills publisher's margins.

Because we have no way of knowing if ebook sales have any impact on paper sales at all.

It should be clear to anyone following traditional publishing now that no traditional publisher will fail in 2012 when ebook sales hit the magic 25 %.

We usually see ebook sales at about the 5 % — 10 % level of paperback sales.

What's not mentioned: ebook sales numbers are a fraction of paperback sales numbers.

It will be very interesting to see how ebook sales fare over the next three months.

It's good news for readers, but probably won't much move the needle in terms of overall ebook sales.

I bet there are some people looking at ebook sales figures and thinking that these bestselling indie authors owe their success to a lucky roll of the dice.

Self - published authors are clearly earning as much as traditionally published authors on the biggest ebook sales platform in the world.

Although total self - published ebook sales did go up, it's possible that's less because self - published books are gaining popularity, or whether they're just becoming more numerous.

As ebooks have a smaller profit margin, that translated into smaller sales but more volume with a 134 % increase in ebook sales over 2010.

Traditionally published children's ebooks fell 22 % in 2017, while young adult ebook sales fell 8 %.

Industry data is generally collected from publishing houses, so if you look at just their sales data, ebook sales do seem to be down.

The comments came after figures showed eBooks sales fell for the first time since 2014 last year.

But will that market continue to dominate ebook sales for Spanish - language publishers?

Consumer ebook sales have certainly stalled and most notably in fiction.

Many eBook sales come from impulse buys fueled by the low price point of most eBooks.

Traditional publishing is losing ebook sales because they are still pricing far too high.

I read recently where ebook sales far outweigh conventional paper books.

We know that's not the case for most publishers, but hopefully this is another reminder of why they should make a direct ebook sales channel a priority.

Not only does he discuss of ebook sales statistics, he also talks about how to price an ebook.

And of course, it is available on all major ebook sales sites.

I wrote about some of the things which are affecting ebook sales here.

It's quite practical with well - managed used ebook sales.

Though not all of the publishers have provided specific data regarding ebook sales, most have confirmed this business represents less than 5 % of their overall sales for illustrated books.