Sentences with phrase «of normalized pages»

It would help if Amazon let us know the number of downloads as well as number of normalized pages read.

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Yet, when I check for the normalized number of pages, it weighs in at a whopping 671 pages.

They don't appear to take into account that the «page count» we are being paid for is not the physical number of pages but the «normalized» number.

I have little patience for those complaining about Amazon at least trying to normalize payments to authors based on number of pages read instead of times a title is read to 10 %.

But, again, not knowing how normalized pages read compares to the number of downloads makes this an interesting mental exercise but really doesn't answer the question of how many of the borrows are actually being read all the way through.

Taking the normalized page counts and the $ 0.006 / page a number of sites are quoting as what Amazon will be paying, I get the following potential payouts for this month: $ 29.68 for Duty from Ashes, $ 31.60 for Vengeance from Ashes, and $ 310.79 for Sword of Arelion.

Since eBooks don't have «pages» as would be understood for print books, Amazon has devised the KENP (Kindle Edition Normalized Pages) metric to figure out how much a KU subscriber has read of your eBook.

At the bottom of that section, you will see the number of «normalized» pages for that title.

What I have found with the inception of KU is that my normalized pages read has gone through the roof compared to what I used to get under KOLL.

And, as with Kindle Unlimited, you are paid for each «normalized» page read of a book borrowed under KOLL.

I'm operating under the assumption that book ranking is affected by the number of copies sold; is «normalized pages read» going to replace or supplement the book ranking?

If your books have 300 - 500 pages of data, and that's not counted in the normalized page length, then it's a reference book, right?

On their website, Amazon's revealed the «Kindle Edition Normalized Page Count (KENPC v1.0)»: a calculation based off traditional standards of margin spacing, font size, etc..

And of course, in ebooks there's Kindle Edition Normalized Page Count (KENPC), which can be considerably different from the number of your novel's pages that you estimated.

5) The KENP is at the bottom of that box — example: «Swindle Town» Kindle Edition Normalized Page Count (KENPC) v1.0: 437

It is a win for authors, especially those of longer work, because we get paid for each «normalized page» read.

Your book's Kindle Edition Normalized Page Count will vary from it's paperback page count depending on the formatting of your bPage Count will vary from it's paperback page count depending on the formatting of your bpage count depending on the formatting of your book.

On August 1, 2017 Amazon KDP announced the release of the third iteration of the Kindle Edition Normalized Page Count (KENPC) system.

In January of 2016, Amazon announced yet another change in how they were going to pay authors with the introduction of KENPC v2.0 (Kindle Edition Normalized Page Count).

With the start of the changes, each of your Kindle books will show a new number — the Kindle Edition Normalized Page Count (KENPC).

Given that the length of an e-book page varies depending on the device it's being read on, Amazon has developed what it dubs a «standardized approach» to determine how many «pages» of a KDP e-book have been read each month — coming up with yet another acronym for this (aka the Kindle Edition Normalized Page Count or KENpage varies depending on the device it's being read on, Amazon has developed what it dubs a «standardized approach» to determine how many «pages» of a KDP e-book have been read each month — coming up with yet another acronym for this (aka the Kindle Edition Normalized Page Count or KENPage Count or KENPC).

The first month of Kindle Unlimited's pay - per - page system for authors» royalties has seen the KENP payout rate (Kindle Edition Normalized Page) set at $ 0.0057 for July, as predicted in early Jpage system for authors» royalties has seen the KENP payout rate (Kindle Edition Normalized Page) set at $ 0.0057 for July, as predicted in early JPage) set at $ 0.0057 for July, as predicted in early July.

The marvellously titled Kindle Edition Normalized Page Count (KENPC) appears to have been set so a novel can work out at nearly twice the length of the estimated «Print length» included in Kindle book details.

The Kindle Unlimited payout per KENP (Kindle Edition Normalized Page) to authors fell by 9 % to $ 0.0041 in January from $ 0.0045 in December 2015 in spite of a 11 % boost for the KDP Select global fund taking it to another new high of $ 15 million from $ 13.5 million in the previous month.

Some authors seem to be pleasantly surprised by the figures so far in the new system, which shows the number of ebook pages read (KENPs — Kindle Edition Normalized Pages).

You can also find «normalized» balance sheets and income statements on the «finance» pages of the main web search sites (Google, Yahoo, MSN) and other sites that provide stock quotes.

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