Sentences with phrase «ebooks sold to customers»

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Here is what you need to know about the Online Training Provider Playbook, the free eBook that will help you create and sell more courses to more of the right customers.

If you terminate this Agreement, we will cease selling your eBooks within ten (10) business days from our receipt of your notice, but we will retain the right to maintain digital copies of your eBook to continue to support our customers who have purchased your eBook.

«Now, with Kindle, we can offer customers who choose to read digitally the world's best - selling e-reader and the largest selection of Brazilian - language eBooks».

That doesn't entirely explain how the ebook is distributed and sold to Kindle customers, but the site states that Amazon is one of the vendors authors can select.

Well Amazon sold e-readers and ebooks at a loss from 2007 to 2011 to build a customer base.

I sell my ebooks for $ 4.95, so the obvious price point for an eARC would have been something similar, but I didn't think it'd be worth my time to set everything up, email people (I mistakenly, didn't think of automation this first time around — more on that farther down), and deal with the inevitable «customer service» emails I'd get for $ 5.

«We sell e-book content through numerous channels to give our library customers purchasing flexibility,» said Ken Breen, Vice President Product Management, EBSCO eBooks.

To avoid angry customers it is just important that an eBook being sold on XinXii is not published as a free version somewhere else.

Since most indie ebooks don't receive conventional reviews, we're left with customer reviews at retailers or at Smashwords.com, and for poorly selling books, such reviews are subject to gaming.

That is, sell ebooks through an app for iPads and iPhones by taking customers to a web browser to make those purchases (without also having an in - app purchase option).

Amazon holds a copy of the ebook so it can action a download to a customer when a copy is sold.

You may also notify us to stop selling your eBook via Book Country and / or wider distribution, in which event your eBook will remain available on the applicable sites to customers who have previously purchased it.

EditionGuard provides customers freedom with eBook selling tools that are easy to use and customize, built on top of an industry standard DRM system for security.

Selling the ridiculously high margin eBook to price sensitive customers is fine, and those who don't want the eBook won't be pirating.

The bookstores want the ability to sell ebooks to their customers without DRM being an issue.

Their big bet is with new projects, such as selling eBooks directly to customers and launching their own dedicated e-Reader app for Android.

This unique service brings customers to the store with their new e-readers in hand and helps them select, purchase, and download ebooks to almost any device on the market, all while not selling a single dedicated e-reader or tablet in the store.

Not content to exclusively buy into this model Harper Collins is now bucking the trend by selling eBooks directly to customers and launching a dedicated e-Reader app for Android and... [Read more...]

It is unbelievable to me that a major global computer company like Sony has deleted all ebooks purchased by their ebook customers, when they sold that division to Kobo, and that they are unobtainable for download.

In many cases, the content the riidr makes available is the same ebook that a North American customer might purchase from any number of branded retailers, like Amazon, Barnes and Noble, or Kobo, but in the case of the Danish translation of those works, for example, the publisher who owns those foreign rights can sell the ebooks directly to the consumers.

Not content to exclusively buy into this model Harper Collins is now bucking the trend by selling eBooks directly to customers and launching a dedicated e-Reader app for Android and iOS.

Yes, Amazon is a great way to sell your eBooks online because it is a tried and tested online market place giving you increased exposure to a massive prospective customer base.

This model allowed Amazon to sell ebooks from the major publishers at what was often a lesser price than Amazon had paid for them, a move the retailer employed to encourage customers to purchase the then - newly introduced Kindle e-readers.

We see this as a huge opportunity for independent booksellers to compete with online multinational retailers and embrace «going digital» by selling ebooks whilst retaining their loyal customer base.

The ABA, for its part, announced this decision to the more than 350 member indie bookstores who sell Google ebooks through their websites in order to meet their customers» needs for ebooks while still garnering the local community support that they rely on.

These customers that Google indicated are not necessarily the reading consumers, but rather the larger bookstores that have the power to draw in more consumer dollars when the ability to sell ebooks is taken away from the lesser performing Mom - and - Pop bookstores.

Any bookstore that sells eBooks with their proprietary system is mandated to share previously - private customer data directly with copyright holders and BREIN.

Essentially, the complaint seems to come down to the fact that the American Booksellers Association has a partnership with Kobo to let indie bookstores not only sell the devices in their shops, but also to sell ebooks to customers while making a small affiliate - style profit on it.

At stores selling only ebooks, customers can either purchase the special edition of How to Be Interesting for themselves or give the ebook as a gift with just the click of a button.

Borders recently suspended selling ebooks and diverted all of its customers to Kobo, in which Borders has a small minority stake.

As for KDP Select, I never enrolled in that program because about 90 % of the authors participating never got any of the slush fund, and gave up after 90 days trying to sell their ebooks to Amazon Prime customers.

Amazon issued the following statement «Due to new legislation in Australia, a Goods and Services Tax (GST) of 10 % will be levied on all eBooks and audiobooks sold to customers residing in Australia beginning July 1, 2017.

This strongly effected eBook stores that either sold content directly via their application or diverted customers to their websites.

You will continue to sell Google eBooks via your website and your customers will receive and read their books the same as they have been.

According to unaudited figures issued by Amazon today, since the start of 2012 customers downloaded 114 ebooks for every 100 hardback and paperback book sold on its site.

According to unaudited figures issued by Amazon earlier in the week, since the start of 2012 customers downloaded 114 ebooks for every 100 hardback and paperback book sold on its site.

It costs Amazon almost nothing to make and distribute 100 copies of an ebook file to sell to 100 different customers.

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Kobo saw strong momentum with a 10X increase in new customers from the company's pre-holiday period, and hundreds of thousands of devices were activated each day since Christmas Eve, fuelling the highest eBook download rate in Kobo history — with eBooks being sold to Kobo customers every second of the day.

«We are delighted to reach an agreement with Kobo that will allow the independent members of Booksellers NZ to add the eBook format to the great book selling service they already provide their customers in communities throughout New Zealand,» said Lincoln Gould, Chief Executive of Booksellers NZ.

With eBooks, those that don't pirate feel forced to shop at an ever shrinking selection of online stores that sell eBooks with many of these stores limiting their customers to their own custom E-Reader.

So how profitable is selling ebooks directly to customers, rather than venturing down the most commonly tread path with Amazon?

Just an FYI that KWL staff will still be around over the holidays and that authors can still make changes during that time, but, to keep the website (www.kobo.com) stable, changes, updates and inserts from KWL (and all publishers) are significantly throttled back during that time period in order to ensure the site is stable for the most important of activities: selling eBooks to Kobo's customers.

Australia is an anomaly in the digital publishing sector with 57 % of companies selling ebooks directly to customers.

The science fiction imprints Baen and Tor, among others, now both sell their ebooks directly to customers without DRM, making grand statements about the reader's right to access the books they've bought however they choose.

It's easy to see an Amazon Used Ebooks Store simply being a way for the company (and publishers) to sell the same content license over and over again, without much real benefit to readers or customers.

In a few isolated instances, exclusive publisher deals have prohibited Barnes & Noble from selling certain eBooks, preventing millions of our digital customers from access to those titles.

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Amazon is also providing discounts on Kindle ebooks as well, customers can get up to 80 percent off on top - selling books.

Customer hereby grants to BBS the non-exclusive, worldwide license to print, publish, distribute, and sell the Book in print and eBook form (if Customer requests and purchases separate eBook layout) in the English language on behalf of Customer.