Sentences with phrase «percent royalty»

The advance, though small, is better than nothing, and a 50 percent royalty rate seems fairly generous.

The other thing I'd say is that when we made that 70 percent royalty option available, we cut a lot of those checks.

However they also offer a 20 percent royalty on books sold through third party platforms, which is twice the amount offered by most other publishing services.

And the number that you usually hear is that the big publishing houses are offering about 25 percent royalties for e-books.

It offers a 20 percent royalty payment for books sold through their own website which is slightly less than average.

On pricing, you will be asked to choose between the 35 percent and 70 percent royalty option.

Both offer 70 percent royalties for books priced $ 2.99 to $ 9.99.

To qualify for the 70 - percent royalty terms, newspapers and magazines must satisfy several customer experience requirements, including:

It costs a $ 25,000 licensing fee and 3.5 percent royalty fee to pay for a franchise, but Business Insider noted a typical restaurant franchise costs about $ 1 million or more to open, though prices vary due to location.

Getty - owned iStock, a photo provider, has also dubbed May 14 «100 percent Royalty Day» — giving all sales on exclusive images to the artists that provided them.

Probably jealous that the indies are making upwards of 70 percent royalties while they take a measly 15 percent.

So it's feasible that, regardless of the already high 70 - percent royalty given by Amazon to Kindle Direct Publishing e-books, you stand to make considerably more money over time by increasing your backlist and self - publishing what you write.

For Japan, the 45 % percent royalties start at 3.03 US dollars.»

In Germany, Geuppert says, most self - publishing platforms offer a 70 - 30 percent royalty split, similar to the situation in English - language markets.

His own verdicts in 2007 included $ 84.6 million against Thomson Corp. and $ 12.1 million plus a 12 percent royalty against Sybase.

A few years ago, Amazon was only offering 35 percent royalties on e-books.

That sum, which translates to $ 608 million, assumes a 1 percent royalty rate on all 110 million iPhones sold up until the first quarter at an average selling price of $ 550 million.

It appears that the big publishers do indeed manage to get the 70 percent royalty from Amazon, even when their books are outside the Kindle Direct guidelines.

Has there been a significant change in the title count for Kindle books priced under $ 2.99 since Amazon began paying a 70 percent royalty for books in the $ 2.99 to $ 9.99 range?

In addition, all single and multi-unit franchise agreements will feature a 5 percent royalty fee and a 2 percent ad fund fee — lower than similar fees from many other restaurant brands.

Franchise partners pay an up front $ 30,000 fee as well as six percent royalty and three percent advertising fees.

As my colleague John McDermott wrote in 2012, «to appear on Shark Tank, entrepreneurs must give Finnmax, the show's production company, either a 2 percent royalty on profits or a 5 percent equity stake.»

Instead of accepting the 25 percent royalty that most authors take for ebook sales, she now keeps ALL the royalties for Harry Potter ebooks and audiobooks.

And they did so for an intriguing reason: In order to proceed, they were required to enter into an agreement with Finnmax, the show's producer, that would have given Finnmax the option either to receive a 2 percent royalty on the operating profits of the company or take a 5 percent equity stake.

In my interview with Theresa Ragan on August 21, 2012, she said that prior to venturing into self - publishing, «I would have gratefully signed with any traditional publisher with no advance and a six percent royalty.»

At launch, the 70 percent royalty option will only be available for books sold in the United States.

For each Kindle book sold, authors and publishers who choose the new 70 percent royalty option will receive 70 percent of list price, net of delivery costs.

This new 70 percent royalty option will become available on June 30, 2010.

In addition, to qualify for the 70 percent royalty option, books must satisfy the following set of requirements:

However, if you want to make the most money (especially on Amazon, which only allows authors to receive 70 percent in royalties if the book is priced at $ 2.99 or higher — $ 1.99 and $ 0.99 books only allow authors a 35 percent royalty rate), then $ 4.99 appears to be the best price point for selling a good amount of books (though far less than with a lower price point) while making the most in profit.

Then try pricing the book at $ 2.99 (so you get Amazon's 70 percent royalty) or $ 3.99.

Authors have a lot to benefit on the financial front as well, what with the nearly 70 percent royalty that they earn against the 5 - 10 percent that traditional publishers generally offer.

Many self - publishing companies tried to copy us, but most use fuzzy math so that the «100 percent royalties» it sounds like they're paying you isn't quite as good as you think.

You know that your average reader will purchase three books, which costs them $ 9 and adds $ 6 to your total revenue (per Amazon's 70 percent royalty rate.)

Naturally enough, e-books had not been included in the contracts for books published in the pre-digital age, and some publishers proposed to pay the standard 15 percent royalty.

It gets me money: once I take the normal 30 percent retail share off the top, and the customary 25 percent royalty from my publisher on the back - end, my royalty is effectively doubled.

As I wrote above, my former publisher was paying me only a 10 percent royalty.

When you produce your book through ACX, you're required to sign a long - term contract that gives you 40 percent royalties if you go exclusive and 25 percent royalties to retain the right to sell elsewhere.