Sentences with phrase «keep book prices»

The opposers of FBP agreements argue that this is only a weapon in publishers» hand to artificially keep book prices high and is against the buyers» needs.

Distraught by the outrageous profiteering by the big publishing houses and their disregard for the size of the wallet of a college student parent, I made a vow to keep my book prices under $ 50.

Oh yes, that these laws keep book prices high.

It targets the readers and proclaims that Amazon just wants to keep book prices around the $ 9.99 mark and doesn't think its fair that users pay beyond that.

Presumably, HQN entered into its joint venture with Author Solutions as a way to make more money, so maybe there's an argument that * if * RWA was able to force HQN to break the contract with Author Solutions and * if * that resulted in a loss of prospective revenue and * if * that revenue was theoretically budgeted to keep book prices down...

One technology site notes that Amazon's preference seems to be keeping book prices low, and wonders whether consumers would accept advertising if it meant that new ebooks were then free?

As long as Amazon keeps its book prices competitive, we honestly don't mind the fact that we have to do things the way IT says.

I've kept my books priced at $ 3.99, but one third of that hurts the overall bottom line.

If we go from the other angle i.e. try to understand all the complexity, we might win a Nobel Prize but we won't ever solve the problem of keeping book prices at a reasonable level.

There are good reasons for keeping book prices affordable.

Not exact matches

The Feds thought what we need to do is re-inflate prices back to bubble levels, so as to keep the debts on the books and save the Banks from having negative equity.

But keep in mind that the price a not - for - profit charity is able to net for your car will likely be well below what the Blue Book says it's worth.

To keep your property continuously booked (and maximize profits) it must be competitively priced.

She sells about 100,000 copies of her books per month, keeping somewhere around 70 % of the sales price.

I was talking to a person if he went to church and he stated all they want is your money.You got to give your money to read books about GOD, I mean like thirty dollars and more and the same for a dvd or like if you could give 1,000 or more to keep on the air.He and I both think we are better off stay at home and read the Bible and study it.I think if you are born with the new sperit of GOD you will understand the Bible without the loss of great somes of money.After they sell so many dvds it becomes 100 % profit and they never lower the price so can obtain one.For this is wrong, it states in the Bible that this would happen preachers for money to learn about everyones GOD.They forgot one thing JESUS never forced money from you to hear the wordof salvation Im a follower of JESUS CHRIST OUR LORD He is the way.Im not a so called Christian just.

Also, thanks for keeping the book so reasonably priced.

Keep the books clean and healthy, f*ck the fans (because they will follow anyway, that is just what they do) and let's get ourselves some bonus at the end of the season as well as increase the seat prices next year (Nobody will complain anyway, they will take it on the chin and get on with it).

My park districts rooms were all booked by the time I thought of it but I kept trying with neighboring towns until I found one that was available and for the right price.

Weston Price's book Nutrition and Physical Degeneration mentions how the indigenous peoples in the Andes Mountains would keep small balls of clay with them and dissolve just a bit of clay in water.

The latest look book keeps with the brand's artful, vintage - inspired aesthetic (think modern texture married with vintage silhouettes) at a ridiculously low price point.

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Keep in mind that price is only one factor to consider when booking your hotel room.

The Discovery Sport is being brought into the country via the CKD route like its predecessor that has helped keep the prices competitive and the company has already received over 200 bookings ever since the order books opened early last month.

Price changes have been kept to a minimum and order books are already open for sales in September 2006.

Something that is important to keep in mind as a self - published author — and therefore, a one - person publishing «company — is the matter of how to price your book.

And the other thing to remember is if you have your book set up in multiple places, any time that you change your pricing, or any information about your book or any information within the book, you'll have to set that book up in all those multiple places where you originally set it up to keep everything in sync.

Almost all major publishers moved toward Apple's model, and Amazon was forced to raise prices in order to keep books on its platform.

Home when they go digital they don't keep the prices of new books up round $ 3 - 4.

So keep that in mind when considering your book's production and price point; you want the book to look nice and fit in someone's purse / bag / backpack (and 6 × 9 is a little hefty for fiction books), but you also don't want your epic fantasy at 200 - thousand words to cost $ 20 to print at cost (the flat fee you pay simply for the materials, without the distributor's or your profits factored in yet).

Keeping in mind what the market will bear, as well as your page count, your book should be priced accordingly.

It keeps my initial financial outlay down to a minimum, puts the print books in Books in Print, in the Amazon stores and lets me order copies at a discounted price when I need them for events, cons, books in Books in Print, in the Amazon stores and lets me order copies at a discounted price when I need them for events, cons, Books in Print, in the Amazon stores and lets me order copies at a discounted price when I need them for events, cons, etc..

Also, please keep in mind how many books a writer must sell to make any money at these low prices.

Adjusting a book price is often the last thing an author thinks of, but it's a great tool to keep in your book marketing tool box if your book sales seem to be lagging.

OR Keep the «price it whatever you want» thing going, but base the book's place in the best sellers list based on profit - per - book rather than number of sales.

«Our books are tiny, and tiny things tend to cost less in our marketplace than regular - size things,» says Prabhaker, adding that volunteer labor, free content from the writers and lack of national distribution all allow them to keep their prices lower.

That's all well and good if you're purchasing a kayak from a third - party seller — after all, lower prices and faster order fulfillment are what keep customers coming back — but this change also extends to books.

In addition, for those ebook publishers striving to keep their «book buzz» strong after FREEBIE days, here's an opportunity to do so at reasonable prices.

You spent a lot of time and resources producing your book, and we believe you should keep as much of the sale price as possible.

This means you sell your book to Ingram at 55 percent off the retail price, and it passes along 40 percent of that discount to the retailer and keeps 15 percent for itself.

If authors keep their pricing at a reasonable level and focus on a variety of well - thought - out marketing strategies people will still buy their books.

We are going back and lowering ebook prices to 3.99 or 4.99 on older titles that have gone out of stock to price them where indie pricing is to keep movement of the book going.

The publishing industry may not like that Amazon created a consumer expectation of $ 9.99 for novels, but the fact remains that they did — and I think it's kind of silly to expect consumers to keep buying books at the same rate when the prices go up considerably.

At this point Ingram clearly seems like the winner in this category, but there are a few nuances to keep in mind: first off, having control over your global pricing sounds cool, but in practice you need to sell a LOT of books globally for it to pay off.

I've increased the price of books to $ 5.99 (bargain for KOLL users), but in other Kindle Stores kept prices with $ 0.99 tag in respective currencies.

Though there aren't any set - up or monthly costs, they keep about 10 percent of the sales price whenever you sell a copy of your book.

I think, that even if you decided to raise prices of your books for US customers, keep them low for readers from abroad.

One of the perks with CS is that you can order small numbers of books and keep the price down.

But keep in mind, there's more to this type of promotion than just dropping the book price and then sitting back waiting for the sales to roll in.

At the expected price of $ 50 to $ 100 per book it seems to be priced for a broad range of users, while keeping in mind that it requires the publisher or author to use InDesign first, which can be an option that is out of many self - published, single - title authors» price range.