Sentences with phrase «get for ebook sales»
The world's largest online retailer and the huge publisher have for months been in a nasty and at times public battle reportedly over the share each company would get for eBook sales.
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Pull all of your book data into the ISBN management section: title, subtitle, price, ISBN, eBook ISBN, eBook price, trim size, page count, word count, category, age group — into book ISBN fields at www.myidentifiers.com (this will start the process of getting your book's data out to the world and make it easier for the sales to be tracked.)
The top news of the week touched upon waning ebook sales for trad pubs, the EU's recent ruling that ebooks aren't books, the new Author Earnings Dashboard, the getting - by attitude, and the indie startup mindset.
As XinXii is an European based company, we have to warrant two aspects: - we have to pay the German VAT to the tax office for each eBook sold (19 %)- the VAT must be always included in the final price of all products listed on XinXii So after a sale, we have to transfer the VAT to the tax office, and the author will get his percentage of the net price as provision / royalty.
For example, you might sign up with Pronoun (because they offer the best royalties on Amazon ebook sales), but then add in Smashwords to get the library market that Pronoun doesn't cover.
I find it curious that the ebook royalty rate is 50 % for direct sales, lower than the 70 % rate most self - published authors get for their e-books on Amazon.
Right about now I'm sure you're asking: «How will being able to sell my eBooks for free get me more sales?»
Granted, they're working out a few bugs, but getting a daily snapshot of my ebook sales is something I'd gladly pay for.
Pull all of your book data into one place: title, subtitle, price, ISBN, eBook ISBN, eBook price, trim size, page count, word count, category, age group — into book ISBN fields at www.MyIdentifiers.com (this will start the process of getting your book's data out to the world and make it easier for the sales to be tracked by Nielsen Bookscan.)
To me the most important point is that you HAVE to rank your ebooks for keywords on Google, you will never rank on Amazon til you get the sales, and to get the sales you need the traffic.
iBooks has a sales threshold before it agrees to put out a ranking, though, so although you will soon be able to see sales stats (about 3 days after the sale occurs), your ebooks won't yet have met the threshold for sales and reviews that will let your ebooks get ranked on iTunes.
And, of course, some of them will also upsell you on services to help you market your eBook and increase sales, for which they'll get their cut.
He wants to get his company firmly behind ebooks but in 2010 they only accounted for % 1 of the entire companies sales.
Macmillan wants dictate ebook prices for end customers (in other words, no discounting by resellers) and will treat its resellers as «agents» who get a fixed 30 % of the sale.
And btw, before you get all huffy and puffy Victoria, mind explaining WHY you have an ebook for sale on amazon for $ 200 that is literally nothing more than a court case???? Yeah, a scammer supported by WD because of her website than supports WD's scam contests.
When we finally got our French ERG edition finished and published as a Kindle book, we ran a two week «celebration sale» for the English ebook and dropped the price from $ 3.99 to $.99.
(Note that my book is no longer for sale because it's coming out in a revised / updated edition from Writer's Digest Books this fall, and I have little doubt my net royalty on each ebook copy of that edition will be less than what I used to get on the self - published edition — but I'm OK with that).
These figures obviously is not totally indicative of the finalized sales patterns for ebooks, but it is about as close as we can get.
«But that obviously is 4m books that authors and publishers aren't getting paid for, and should be getting paid for, and it's a particular worry for publishers at a time when ebook sales are slightly in decline.»
In order to boost sales and try and get rid of a large amount of stock they have, they are throwing in 10 free eBook downloads (up to a 100 dollar value) from a wonderful selection of Harlequin book titles for only 9.99 with free shipping.
Choose either Free eBook Promotion, so your readers can get your eBook free for a limited time, or Kindle Count Deals, where you can discount your book for a limited time while still earning royalties up to 70 % on sales.
David Naggar, VP of Kindle content and independent publishing, sent a letter to a few Hachette authors, literary agents and Authors Guild president Roxana Robinson over the weekend suggesting that «for as long as this dispute lasts, Hachette authors would get 100 % of the sales price of every Hachette ebook we sell.
Now if only your IRS didn't make it so hard to get that ITIN # for exemption on that 30 % with - holding tax, I might one day make a few pennies on my eBook sales LOL!
When you list your ebook for pre-order there, it gets a sales ranking, as soon as you start selling copies.
One of the main facets why ebook sales are going to be huge for the next week is because prices are getting slashed.
If anyone has tried going through the process of getting an ebook published and up for sale on more then one site then you know that each site has a different system and different requirements that make the entire process long and frustrating for each of them.
Under the agency model — one of the factors that led the investigators to believe that anti-trust violations had taken place between Apple and five of the Big Six publishers, including HarperCollins — publishers get to set the price of ebooks, rather than retailers; under the previous wholesale model, retailers could purchase books directly from the publishers, then turn around and sell those titles for any amount, even taking a loss on the books in order to boost sales of other products.
I don't much care for Amazon's demanded exclusivity, however, it is through Amazon that I'm getting 99 % of my eBook sales.
For those not familiar with KDP, the red graph shows paid ebook sales, and the blue shows the number of pages of my ebook read each day by subscribers to Kindle Unlimited (We get paid around half a cent per page read)
These eBooks had been originally planned to be open for sale in October 2011, but these plans got delayed due to the unexpectedly heavy demand from Pottermore users.
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An author selling a book at $ 3 will be getting over $ 2 per sale while an author selling an ebook for $ 1 will be getting 35 cents.
In other words, the publisher probably wouldn't get the ebook sale at all if the owner of the print copy had to pay full price for the ebook, but at a reduced price, the publisher makes at least some money.
In countries where the major retailers are present it is not hard to get files up for sale there, but there are lots of other stores and channels that are not easy to get eBooks up for sale in.
Amazon is running a 3 - Day sale on their line of Kindle ebook readers, all except the Kindle Voyage, which Amazon never puts on sale for some reason despite the fact that it's majorly overpriced (you can get two Paperwhite 3's for the same price as one Voyage — those must some really expensive page turn sensors).
The free publicity that authors get on Twitter will most probably benefit eBook sales because users are now looking for more convenience when shopping for books.
Although the site is restricting sales of physical books, it's negotiating for how big a cut it gets from ebooks.
And there's also the fact that looking at unit sales is possibly misleading — if you sell 1,000 copies of a book at $ 1 each, you might be getting way more unit sales than an ebook going for $ 10 each, but the revenue will still be low.
It might seem counter-intuitive to the indie author desperate for sales to offer an eBook as a free read, but the exposure you can get from having your eBook available for borrowing in a library is immense.
At least until major houses get rid of non-compete clauses, pay higher royalties for ebook sales, and limit their contracts to a set number of years.
If you're willing to give up the above for a potentially higher sales volume, then here are the five main services at your disposal, for free, to get your book onto Amazon.com as an ebook or paperback.
However, for general publishers, with titles that DO appeal to large foreign publishers and who rely on these sales, the issue of ebook rights WILL get trickier.
The rest is spread very unevenly as follows: 25 % in second - hand and car - boot sale locations (Ravenbooks features here and I suspect in 2010 will feature even more) which is made up almost exclusively of out of print and pre-2000 books, the last 5 % or so gets spent fairly randomly everywhere from good independents, to local shops with self published titles and random online direct purchases and ebooks (I'm still primary print and suspect I will always be so, despite a belief and passion for digital text).
eBook conversions for publishing through Amazon's Kindle Direct Publishing system are the most popular request we get, and this is where you will make the most sales.
They could also coordinate the whole process as a service for their clientele, establishing a concrete list of tangible services to promote the book, report and analyze sales, use their influence in the marketplace to get a better deal for the author in the future with a traditional house or a better deal through ebook publishers — while also managing subrights and the author's career.