Sentences with phrase «wholesale cost of the book»

If the wholesale cost of the book is $ 3.25 and the potential from giving away your book is in the thousands, the return on investment is high and therefore a valuable tool for use as a giveaway.

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You sell 10 of each book and earn 35 % on each one (you bought them wholesale from us), which helps you break even on the tabling cost, and you get a few more interested in the 1/2 off private consultations as an added «bonus» to reward you for your time.

For instance: say after the book is sold and the wholesale discount and printing cost is taken out of the sale, that you are left with $ 4.00 per book sold.

If the retail price of your book is $ 15, then the wholesale cost is roughly $ 6.75 (55 %).

However, you'll still be responsible for the wholesale value of the book, the distributor's fee (18 percent of the wholesale cost), and any freight fees associated with the returned units.

You pay the wholesale value of the book, and if it's marked «deliver,» you'll be responsible for a $ 2.00 warehouse pass - through fee and the cost of shipping the book back to you.

I knew it only cost the publisher around $ 2 or $ 3 to print the books, yet I was forced to purchase them at a wholesale «discount» of 50 % off the cover price ($ 10 each!).

They also act as the publisher's (your) printer, printing as few or as many books as you need at the lowest wholesale cost based on the volume of books that you're purchasing.

To calculate your book's profit, you take your list price, subtract the wholesale discount, then subtract the printing cost of the book.

The 25 % royalty he got applies to books sold using a wholesale - retail model, so his percentage was out of the wholesale cost booksellers paid to publishers.

Amazon is still paying some wholesale cost for EV - DO connectivity to Sprint, and recouping that cost through the sale of books and newspapers, Hart and other analysts explained.

Martinez says: «Every book you put in, we show what the wholesale price is, what the minimum cost of the sale is, what the list price is, and the cost of the book, plus the shipping and handling, so you can discount all the way down and make no profits, Or you can sell it at list price.»

This is again due to the collapse of the wholesale market in the 1990's which was almost all mass market paperback, the need then to raise prices on mmps as they moved more heavily into the bookstores, and the costs involved with mmp re the returns system (mmp are «returned» for full refund by ripping off their front covers, returning those to the publishers and the rest of the books are pulped because that's cheaper than shipping those units back, which has been a real mess.)

If you're print - on - demand, the printing cost will be deducted from your retail price, meaning your book royalties comes from the retail price minus the printing costs and wholesale discount (usually about 55 % of the retail price).

In the wholesale model, Amazon was buying books and then selling them on at below cost, taking the hit in order to promote sales of its Kindle ereaders and build up market share.

Subtract your print cost of $ 4.28 and you wind up with a profit of $ 3.49 per book — which is clearly preferable to the direct wholesale option that earns you $ 1.55 per book.

When the conference ends, you have the option of purchasing any unsold books at wholesale cost from MOB if you want to replenish your personal stash.