Sentences with phrase «reader sets the price»

On the other hand, I DO like Smashword's ability to let you set a book as «reader sets price» on direct Smashwords sales if you want.

Of the non-Amazon sites, Smashword's currently my second favorite just because of the «Reader Sets Price» thing and because they finally did actually set up letting you deploy your own EPUB.

This is for anyone who's acquired any of my works for free (say, via promotion on KDP, or via Reader Sets Price on Smashwords), and who might want to pay me after the fact.

Unlike Amazon, Smashwords allows for free content, readers set the price (with a note that Barnes & Noble no longer accepts books with this option), or with a price set from a minimum of 0.99 cents or up.

CrowdPricing is Scribl's automated pricing system where readers set the prices based on their buying preferences for similar content.

Not exact matches

Animal Crossing: Happy Home Designer's price meanwhile has been set at # 34.99 — the same price the NFC reader bundle costs.

Setting a low price could help you draw in readers who are just browsing and came across your book.

They're doing this by: — not listing Hachette titles — setting Hatchette title prices at (sometimes extraordinarily) high price points to discourage readers from buying them — setting shipping dates for already - available Hachette books at 3 - 5 weeks out, instead of making them immediately available — suggesting other books when readers search for Hachette titles

But being able to set a lower price also means that authors can attract new readers, who might be more willing to take a risk on an untried author, if the audiobook costs only a few dollars.»

If you sell your book for $ 10 and set a 50 % discount, Amazon might actually sell it for $ 8 giving readers the impression that it has been marked down in price, which can help with sales.

I was not so much turned off by the fact that many of them targeted a $ 200 price point for a barebones wifi reader, because an American distributor will quickly set them right in their expectations by laying out the current pricing in the market for them.

Hachette will have responsibility for setting consumer prices of its ebooks, and will also benefit from better terms when it delivers lower prices for readers.

While the new PocketBook ebook readers are getting set to launch next month, the prices for the PocketBook 360 and PocketBook 301 have been reduced yet again.

Send out requests to bloggers and podcasters every month; reduce the price of your book and notify bargain book sites; set up a social media schedule where you tweet and post excerpts from your book on Facebook; answer reader Q&A s.

Then you set a price and determine whether or not a reader can see a portion of your book.

Since I wanted as many readers as possible to read this latest book, I set my Kindle retail price at the minimum of $ 0.99 and as a result, the 30 % royalty option was selected for me.

If you haven't set up an advance readers» group, you can still benefit from early buys and reviews by pricing your book lower for the first couple of days (and announcing it in your regular mailing list) or putting your book on Amazon pre-order.

That's according to Nikkei, which today reports that Amazon is set to bring its popular line of ebook readers to the country as soon as April, with pricing believed to come in at less than 20,000 yen ($ 260).

Amazon will only be agents, and the publishers will set the price readers pay.

Once my content was created, I enabled the Cloud Reader, then set my price.

Macmillan on a blog post explained the agency model as thus; The «retail model» of selling e-books (publishers sell to retailers, who then sell to readers at a price that the retailer determines) to the «agency model» (publishers set the price, and retailers take a commission on the sale to readers).

The BitLit system then reads the spines and determines which books are available to the reader, either free or for a discounted price, as set by the publisher.

Set prices that make sense and create more readers.

Five years ago, just after ebooks took off, the largest traditional publishers set their ebook prices high so that readers would buy the paper editions.

«Hachette will have responsibility for setting consumer prices of its e-books, and will also benefit from better terms when it delivers lower prices for readers,» the companies said in a joint statement.

The market (aka readers) will set its own price.

Set up your BookShop ™ page and sell directly to your readers and earn 85 % of your eBook retail price.

Such a low price could set a new expectation in readers» minds about how much books are worth and put enormous pressure on traditional brick - and - mortar booksellers selling print books at considerably higher prices.

Other authors set a very low price to maximize sales volume for the purpose of attracting readers to their other books or products.

And also setting prices that allow a book to have a value to a reader and make the writer some money at the same time.

BookBaby lets authors set book prices, and makes its money by charging $ 99 for digital conversion and distribution through Apple iBookstore, Barnes & Noble.com, Sony's Reader Store, and Amazon.com.

The genre you write in, the style you write with, the people you know, the time you have to spend on marketing, the appetite of readers, the price you set, the design of your cover... I could go on and on listing factors that play into how well your book sells.

Publishers, and some authors, are still caught up in the mind - set of the 1980s — money, elasticity of demand, making readers wait, trying to get the most money out of readers, treating books like a scarce commodity, siphoning off 90 % of the price to middle - men.

This is our way to say a big «THANK YOU» to our readers for downloading this box set.For a limited time only, you can get this boxed set for just $ 4.99 (92 % off regular price).

While it remains an open debate among authors which price point entry should be the most effective strategy to show readers how much the book is worth, readers are torn between canceling the preorders and waiting patiently for discounts by buying whatever price the book is set.

Let Readers Decide: The price will be set to the default $ 4.95 at the distributors since none of them supports this option; however, you can customize your price in each distributor through Dashboard settings.

Besides annoying any reader who purchases from Amazon only to discover he / she could have got it much cheaper elsewhere, Amazon doesn't even give authors a cut of the extra, from what I can tell — they keep it all and you get the same royalty amount as if the book had been purchased at the lower price you set.

• Set promo price: To entice your readers to buy your books, you can specify how long you will discount your book.

But for authors, setting the right price can generate or decrease sales if they have taken their reader's feedback into consideration.

By showing readers that they have alternatives to traditionally published books by allowing authors and small presses to offer their work at prices they, the author or small press sets?

In a previous blog post, we briefly looked at price to see if the price you set your books at is helping you to attract readers or if it repels them.

The price that you set should be comparable to other books in the same genre readers are paying for in the marketplace.

Conclusion There's a lot to like about the Sony Reader Wi - Fi PRS - T1, and we're happy to report that Sony's finally put its best foot forward with a compact, lightweight, and attractively designed e-reader that has a solid feature set and pretty competitive price tag.

Priced at $ 3.99, it's not the bargain price of a Book Bub boxed set, but it's making me money while getting a number of my books into readers» hands, and I like where it's going.

- Define your book's main / secondary genre - Research the top 10 books / authors in your main genre (Amazon page, pricing, # of likes, tags, categories, reviews, covers, book description, websites, social media activity / presence)- Develop a positioning statement and messages that will speak to readers of this genre but also differentiate your book - Design book cover keeping in mind what is selling in your genre and how you have positioned your book - Begin building social media presence (website, blog, FB fan page, twitter, pinterest, tumblr, slideshare, author profiles)- Decide on book formats (ebook, print, enhanced e-book) and distribution channels - Set the books price competitively, relative to the competition - Create the book launch plan and budget

The idea is to create a «funnel book» that is shorter than a full - priced book but still provides most of the same reader experiences: The same major recurring characters, similar setting and atmosphere (if these are consistent), and the same kind of emotional charge.

Finding Claire Fletcher by Lisa Regan 4.8 stars — 59 Reviews Kindle Price: $ 3.99 Text - to - Speech and Lending: Enabled Here's the set - up: «Readers should drop what they're reading and pick up a copy of Finding Claire Fletcher.»

Be Good by Dakota Madison 30 Rave Reviews Kindle Price: $ 2.99 Or currently FREE for Amazon Prime Members Via the Kindle Lending Library Text - to - Speech and Lending: Enabled Here's the set - up: This NEW ADULT ROMANCE contains language and content indented for adult readers (18 +).

CrowdPricing uses powerful new algorithms and software to determine reader preferences and set the fairest possible price for every ebook and audiobook.

«Storybundle has an interesting business model that allows readers to set their own pricing...» - Forbes