Sentences with phrase «share of print book sales»

Ahead of the seminar, Meynink said: «There has been over-performance in the growth in e-book sales in the romance and science fiction categories, when compared to the market share of print book sales, and this correlates with a fall in print book sales in those sectors.»

For example, the e-book market share of the science fiction and fantasy sector globally for the 10 weeks since June was 10 %, more than treble the genre's market share of print book sales.

For example, the e-book market share of the science fiction and fantasy sector globally for the 10 weeks since June was 10 %, more than treble the genre & rsquo; s market share of print book sales.

Ahead of the seminar, Meynink said: & ldquo; There has been over-performance in the growth in e-book sales in the romance and science fiction categories, when compared to the market share of print book sales, and this correlates with a fall in print book sales in those sectors.

Not exact matches

I am sure you are fully aware that with the closure of Borders (50 % of print comic books sales share suddenly gone!)

The print - on - demand company you use to self - publish your book will want its share of the sales revenue in order to cover printing costs and turn a profit.

Even including the children's / young adult categories, printed books totaled $ 215.2 M for the month, giving e-books a staggering 29.56 % share of total trade book sales.

With print remaining unaffected, Mofibo has transformed the share of digital book sales in Denmark from 3 % to 18 % in just two years.

Industry estimates put Barnes & Noble's market share of print - book sales at 15 % to 18 %.

They also say you need to study carefully the details of each company's contracts; some charge very high markups for printing hardcover and paperback books, offer a lower share of the sales or make it difficult and expensive to leave a self - publishing company if you become dissatisfied.

In this case, the author retains a greater royalty share due to the above — typically 70 % of the profit from the most common sales channels depending on the list price of the book and whether it is an ebook or print.

Amazon has recently begun sharing information on book sales by US region, and for the third year in a row has created its «best dressed» list of cities who purchase the most books, magazines, and newspapers in print and digital editions.

The only stat Amazon has shared recently: During its Q3 earnings call, CFO Thomas J. Szkutak said, «Kindle titles already account for more than 10 % of unit sales for books that are available in both digital and print formats.»

Because of major publishers controlling ebook pricing of many of their titles (to protect retailers» print book sales, presumably), indie authors seem to be gaining market share.

That 30 % is Amazon's share of all consumer book sales, print and ebook combined, in the US, measured in dollars (not in number of books).

Meanwhile, print book sales so far in 2017 show that the industry is not suffering that same rate of decline — so B&N is losing share to its competitors.

It's generally accepted that Amazon owns an ebook market share of about two - thirds as well as a market share of about 85 % of online print book sales, so here's where Shatzkin's data points lead for fiction book sales:

Digital book world it was announced that 45 % of all book sales are happening digitally including print sold online, and that Amazon has taken a massive share of that print.

However, bookshops actually gained share in the print market, and remain ahead of online sales for children's books, impulse buys and the gift market.

He's been given the mandate to revive a brand that has struggled to claim its share of online sales, notably from Amazon (amzn), and that has not capitalized on the stabilization of print book sales in the U.S. following the abatement of the e-book boom.

While the data showed bookshops had lost share of book purchases in 2013 overall, they did gain share in the print market — staying ahead of internet retailers for physical book sales.

When you include the 70 million audiobooks Amazon.com sells annually (split 60/40 between digital downloads and CD format), you get roughly a billion books of all formats that are being sold by Amazon.com each year — a number that is very much in line with the reported 41 % share Amazon holds of all new - book sales of all formats in the U.S. and their 64 % share of all online print book sales.

Given that those sales - by - format estimates fail to include a full 30 % of all ebook sales that lie hidden in the «shadow industry», the real market share commanded by the ebook format is far higher than what industry sources are reporting, and print books make up a far smaller portion.