A Kindle Question?
Greetings.
I am starting to rev up the marketing of my wife's book and I am debating a Kindle strategy. Right now we have submitted the book with a price of .99$. I noticed most books on the best sellers list are free books. I thought of offering the book free just to get it out to the readers and hope it would drive up sales of the hard copy. What do you all think? Do any other authors have experience with selling on Kindle? I think it could be a good way to get a quantity of books out to the public at the expense of making money (pun intended). I would love to hear from anyone who owns a Kindle or an author who sells on kindle. What are your thoughts on the kindle? Thanks for the help with my marketing research.
David Spears
http://www.iservenovel.com/
I am starting to rev up the marketing of my wife's book and I am debating a Kindle strategy. Right now we have submitted the book with a price of .99$. I noticed most books on the best sellers list are free books. I thought of offering the book free just to get it out to the readers and hope it would drive up sales of the hard copy. What do you all think? Do any other authors have experience with selling on Kindle? I think it could be a good way to get a quantity of books out to the public at the expense of making money (pun intended). I would love to hear from anyone who owns a Kindle or an author who sells on kindle. What are your thoughts on the kindle? Thanks for the help with my marketing research.
David Spears
http://www.iservenovel.com/
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Permalink Reply by charles m soto on -
Hi David. With approx. 300,000 new releases a year I think the most important step to building an author platform is to get the story into as many readers as possible. If the book is good word of mouth soon follows, thus any way possible to achieve this goal is important. You may even want to list your wife's book @ http://www.bookbuzzr.com Best in 2010. Charles Soto.
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