Sentences with phrase «prices are good for readers»

Low book prices are good for readers and encourages book buying, which benefits authors and publishers.

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Amazon Kindle Paperwhite 6 ″ eBook Reader ($ 89.99 at Amazon)-- It's less than the «list price» for this eReader, but the deal's really no better than what you can find regularly on Amazon (and other retailers).

«My warning of a possible short - term fall in Bitcoin price Friday coincided very well with a RISE in price... As my readers likely know, my published long - term forecast is for Bitcoin price to rise for the next several months.

I pose to the reader, or any person, the following dilemma: Imagine Alan in two possible worlds: one world like the one just described in which he thought he was a great painter and felt completely happy about this, and died, but was deceived and another world in which he really was a good painter and his paintings sold for a high price because he was being recognized as such and was not deceived, and again dies happily.

To all of the readers / posters, who have you seen is «available» this upcoming window for a good price?

The site also provides readers with the price range for the product based on what it costs in various stores and internet sites and lets you know whether it is worth shopping around for the best price or if every place almost charges the same price for the baby product.

Best of all, since you're an Epolitics.com reader, I have a special present for you: a discount code that'll knock a serious chunk off the price.

Several readers said they'd opt for the stick shift to get better performance, but all felt it was right on the money for a car in the PT's $ 16,000 to $ 20,000 price range.

As a reader I can honestly say that ebooks priced between $.99 — $ 5.00 seems to be a very fair price and is guaranteed to suit most people's budget as well as providing a profit for the author.

DISCOUNTED PRICES — Some readers today have less time for reading (so shorter is better) and / or they may have budget concerns with all the books they read in a year.

If you're looking for ways to increase your book / author rank and generate reviews, This graph explains why $ 0.99 is the best price to reach new readers, with $ 1.99 not far behind:

Just as ebook distributors competed for readers by offering the best in content, pricing, devices, and compatibility, digital magazine providers are also upping the ante when it comes to vying for consumer loyalty.

Good news for readers, but if the mainstreams are finally bringing eBook prices down to what Independent Authors have been selling them at for a while, where does that leave the latter?

Lots of us readers have all the patience in the world for prices to come down as long as we have good stuff to read, which is no problem these days with all the indi authors (and I read lots of different genres, too).

But the good news is if an author is good enough to justify higher prices, readers are willing to pay for quality.

If you're the sort of reader who prefers to charge through a completed series rather than waiting for the next one to come out, you can now do so — and since Carina's prices are quite good, you can read the whole trilogy on your device for about the cost of a paperback!

It's worth noting that our readers expect «deals», so $ 4.99 could well be a good full price option for your title.

Streaming offers a lot of advantages, but it is best suited to a program like Digital Comics Unlimited or JManga7, where readers can access a large library of comics all at once for a fixed price.

Of course, while at this price there are better options available in the market including the latest gen Kindle that would turn out to be even cheaper, the one aspect where Wink e-book readers excel is their support for 15 languages, something extremely important for a multi-lingual country like India.

Likewise, surveys have shown that low price points for books make readers respond negatively, as if thinking to themselves, «How good can it be?

If it's a good thing for readers to be able to buy books for $ 1.99 on Amazon, it's surely just as good for readers to be able to buy Rachel Kaddish or Barbara Trapido at whatever price they're willing to pay.

I'm also willing to stretch my skills by writing shorter projects, something I wouldn't have done a few years back, because I can self - publish it at a good price point value for my readers.

It will be interesting to see what the other big publishing houses decide to do, I have a feeling your going to see the companies who do nt push for equivalent ebook to physical book pricing will have higher sales and in the end make more money off of ebooks AND «dead tree» books as well thanks to word of mouth from ebook readers.

As everyone has different requirements, likes and budgets so we will try to answer which e reader would be best for you and where to get that e reader at the best price in the end.

But I've yet to meet a reader who thinks compensating lots of people who aren't the writer is a good argument for a $ 9.99 - $ 12.99 ebook price point.

Once again, this raises the question of whether it's better to sell ebooks for a lower price, reaching more readers and generating more sales, or if the overall turnover is what really counts.

When using your Kindle free promotion days or promoting a discounted price for your book, the best way to market is to tap into the thousands of readers already looking for deals on books to read.

The good news is that pricing for new readers has also gone down significantly in the last few years.

For as per the latest e-reader news, Borders has slashed the prices of its Kobo and Aluratek e-book reading devices so that it will now require you to shell out $ 129.99 for a Kobo e-reader, down from $ 149.99 while if its an Aluratek Libre reader that you'd like to have, the good thing is it has breached the proverbial $ 100 mark, by a whisker though so that its now available for $ 99.99, down from the $ 119.99 that it earlier commandFor as per the latest e-reader news, Borders has slashed the prices of its Kobo and Aluratek e-book reading devices so that it will now require you to shell out $ 129.99 for a Kobo e-reader, down from $ 149.99 while if its an Aluratek Libre reader that you'd like to have, the good thing is it has breached the proverbial $ 100 mark, by a whisker though so that its now available for $ 99.99, down from the $ 119.99 that it earlier commandfor a Kobo e-reader, down from $ 149.99 while if its an Aluratek Libre reader that you'd like to have, the good thing is it has breached the proverbial $ 100 mark, by a whisker though so that its now available for $ 99.99, down from the $ 119.99 that it earlier commandfor $ 99.99, down from the $ 119.99 that it earlier commanded.

Well, then, if you're not going to spend $ 400 or even $ 200 for an e-ink e-reader with somewhat inadequate PDF reading capability (I also looked at the DX for PDFs) then how is the industry going to get the economies of scale needed to bring out a great 10 ″ e-ink PDF reader at a price of $ 200?

With the advent of better content, similar pricing, and more choices, many readers are now turning to their tablets for periodical content.

Despite the fact Amazon and Barnes and Noble reduced their e-readers to under the $ 200.00 price range, Kobo offered an added incentive to hustle even more electronic readers, giving a free $ 20.00 coupon for Boarders Books if you pick up a Kobo, the offer is available Online as well!

Pricing then varies by how much you're charging for the book — the better a deal you offer Bookbub's readers, the better the ad deal you get — a win / win!

The younger readers respond favorably to the interactivity, such as bonus games, touch - screen coloring book applications, and the imagery from their favorite characters; the adults who ultimately purchase the content for their children are primarily interested in quality content that they feel confident in giving to their children, as well as the value of the content at that price point.

«NOOK Simple Touch GlowLight is the first Reader to hit the market with built - in illumination for reading in the dark and is the perfect way to experience NOOK's best - in - class digital reading experience at an unbelievable price.»

With the wealth of ebooks titles available and an increase in the use of digital indie publishing platforms which enable authors to post their own works as ebooks, more and more readers are turning to ebook lending libraries and websites for content, especially in recent months when best - selling titles have often been marketed at a very similar price point to their print counterparts.

Most of the ebooks will be free to our readers, courtesy of the author, but on occasion some of the authors will have the option to dramatically drop the price of their ebooks for our readers in order to support charitable causes through the sales that day, ensuring that we can bring you a wide range of both indie and traditionally published writers, as well as everything from a climbing - the - list bestseller to the work of an as - of - yet undiscovered writing talent.

While American readers are used to enjoying a reduced price for e-books due to lack of printing and shipping costs, as well as nearly instant access to titles on or close to the print release date, that is simply not always the case abroad.

Hi Michael, you hit some good points in this article: — there is no marketing campaign for the young readers (16 - 24); — the price of the E-books is almost identical with that of the books, although the manufacturing costs are way smaller for the former.

Catchy covers and pricing gimmicks may win attention for a book, but if that initial attention isn't eventually affirmed by a positive and enduring reader response, long - term sales will be mediocre at best.

As to what this all means for me, or for anyone interested in publishing directly to readers, it means that prices will stabilize a bit more, affording independent authors a better chance to figure out what their own products are worth in the marketplace of ideas.

The price - tracker sites are good listening posts for following the habits and preferences of eBook readers.

But then, I have problems trusting a company that colludes with others to price fix e-book costs to the reader at a price point that is well above what I would pay for a hard copy of the book.

Some companies are automatically providing access to editors, copy - editor, proof - readers and self - publishing (for a price, often through an outfit linked to self - publishing), and this may work well for many — but for TLC, it's important to keep being honest with people about what we really think of the work, rather than just immediately saying «oh why not self - publish it's so easy now.»

However, any author who turns his back on readers, who makes readers wait a year to get decently priced books, who makes readers pay more for ebooks than the paperback price, who trumpets how much more important Publishers are — Well, that author can look forward to some real character - building experiences once the revolution has run its course.

The Kindle 4 is a great ebook reader for the price, but the Kindle Touch is a better value.

Readers want to be able to shop around and find the best price for a book.

It provides a good return and readers are still willing to try a new author to them at that price, for the most part.

The [C$ 149] price point is one of the lowest around for an ebook reader and compared to a couple of others I have tried lately I think the hardware on the Kobo eReader is better than most of these other devices.

500 is a good price first iPhone had a way lower processor and way smaller screen than ipad and sold for 600 to get a device with a 9 inch screen and can run all iPhone apps be a ebook reader movie and tv show watcher for 500 is good and the first iPhone had no app store for that 600 dollars either to me this is a great value for the money