Sentences with phrase «net paperback sales»

On any given book, a publisher will keep around 85 percent of net paperback sales and 75 percent of net ebook sales.

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Last year, net sales revenue for paperbacks amounted to $ 335 million.
So, for a $ 16.95 paperback, the net sales price is $ 8.47.
In 2010, we saw e-book royalties for self - published authors (through Amazon, B&N, Apple, and most other outlets) increase from 35 % to 70 %, which compares quite favorably to the 8 % authors used to get from publishers for paperback sales, or the 17.5 % (net) they normally pay for e-book royalties.
That leaves you, the author, with a measly 15 percent of paperback net sales and 25 percent of e-book net sales.
Standard royalties via traditional publishers (note: these may vary): Hardcover: 10 % retail, sometimes escalating to 15 % after sales thresholds are met Trade paperback: 7.5 % retail Mass market: 8 % retail E-book: 25 % net (usually translates to 17.5 % retail)
It's also worth noting that it requires at least $ 2.62 in additional retail hardcover and paperback sales to make up for the reduction in net publisher profit when that publisher gives up $ 1 in retail ebook sales.
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