Usually that's a good thing: You'll have a single bill to pay and
probably big discounts.
Not exact matches
By now, you can
probably see why we're such
big fans of using a
discounted free cash flow valuation model.
Probably a
bigger goal in terms of importance but you have to
discount the goal because is twas just a lump up, and a hopeful chip over.
Go
big — content 50 self - publishing authors in your genre who are doing decent (in the top 50K or so on Amazon) and ask if they want to do a group sale, everyone prices at 99cents for one day, and everyone promotes the
discount... link to one page (
probably on your site, or a
bigger blog) listing all 50 authors (or every author can copy / paste your post on their own page, listing the 50 authors, links to the amazon page, and links to their blog posts.
Today only there's a Amazon Kindle Fire HDX 8.9 sale of the 64 GB model, where the Fire HDX 8.9 sees a price cut to a mere $ 299: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00HG1TMK0/ Saving $ 180 on a tablet computer is a
big deal, so this will
probably be the greatest tablet
discount of the entire year, better than Black Friday and Cyber Monday even.
As I've
probably said ad nauseam, considering all the circumstances & the environment we're in, I still think the
biggest driver of NAV & share price in next couple of years won't really be maturities — it will be the
discount rate TLI and / or investors assign to policy valuations.
Probably the most obvious sign of this is that the
biggest factor in driving sales is still price
discounts.
Apple likes its
big margins but we reckon it could sell the iPhone X for less if it really wanted (and
probably will
discount the phone when the new one comes out).
Apple
probably won't give any
big discounts on its popular AirPods, but this deal on BeatsX wireless earbuds might be the next best thing.
Your website is
probably a
big part of your marketing strategy, but don't
discount offline, particularly print.