Sentences with phrase «interests of ebook selling»

Not exact matches

This is partly out of experimental interest to see if this improves my numbers any, and partly just because I've been hand - selling the ebook editions for five bucks each — and bringing the base price down to $ 4.99 USD is more in line with that.

One of the big facets that has a ton of interest in the publishing sector is selling Kindle compatible ebooks from its own independent website.

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.

If there is such a large discrepancy in the interest versus accessibility of the devices, it should come as no surprise that the textbooks are not selling as well as other types of ebooks.

If you're selling a 99 eBook, there will be little interest in it, even if you're splitting 75 % of the profits.

And, if they know by page two who did it and why, you will likewise lose their interest (and their recommendation and five - star rating that helps you sell more copies of your eBook).

Agents write the next chapter of the ebook revolution — Agents, serving the economic best interests of the best - selling authors, will bring new credibility to self publishing by encouraging authors to proactively bypass publishers and work directly with ebook distribution platforms.

But it's interesting to note that all of the top 10 best - selling Kindle ebooks are also available in print editions.

Selling a «Part One» of your novel as a mini ebook can also help you test your market, build interest and an audience, and underpin your budget for the print edition and subsequent marketing.

«One presentation of widespread interest was Ingram chief content officer Phil Ollila «s new data — commissioned by Publishers Launch — analyzing how the rise of ebooks affects what is sold in physical bookstores.

Three years ago, major publishers refused to sell ebooks to libraries, no one knew how to download an ebook file, and public library staff were hit with an unforeseen surge of patron interest in ebooks.

The idea of Apple selling Amazon's ebooks is particularly interesting, given the Department of Justice's lawsuit against Apple and book publishers for allegedly colluding to set ebook prices.

As the ebook market continues to mushroom, reaching # 92m in the UK last year, this data is becoming significant enough for publishers — who until now have only known how many copies of a book they sell, not how that book is actually read — to take an interest.

Now the price of the primary product becomes secondary: it is in the company's best interests to price - dump top - selling ebooks in order to stimulate the sale of other products, or to up - sell high - margin items through its incredible recommendation engine — something Amazon is extremely good at.

Neither of them are selling that many ebooks, Apple will probably lose interest now that the agency model has changed and Google has already started their retreat.

It's interesting to see how ebooks open up new markets where print books don't even go, though I wonder what sort of books will actually sell there.

Not that others can not be like you but most professional traders are more interested on the material - robot, software, ebook etc - they will sell to you than your knowledge of the market.