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Monthly Archives: February 2016
Track and Prosper – Bitly Redirect Links
Harnessing the Power of UTM Parameters with Bitly – Bitly | Blog You need to track which of your books is giving you link-love. Particularly, which ones are generating leads, which from from the Look Inside. Yes, the primary reason … Continue reading
How to Completely Fail and Go Broke in Public Domain Publishing
Bottom line: it’s all a numbers game that’s been rigged against newcomers. Let’s go over some patently obvious facts: 1. Public Domain books are a commodity. They are sold like cattle at auction. People buy as low as they can. … Continue reading
Posted in Amazon Kindle, broke, E-book, public domain, publishing
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Beyond the Ebook: More, Bigger, Self-Publishing Profits
Missed Profits Following Conventional Wisdom Conventional Wisdom (which is usually 95% wrong) says you should be happy with your ebooks and how they are selling. The problem with that logic is that the biggest sellers aren’t doing that. The biggest … Continue reading
Posted in Amazon Kindle, createspace, ebokos, hardback, income, lulu, paperback, profit, royalty, sweet spot
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Only Change Remains Constant – OOps
Thanks for all your patience during these last few years. [Update: Well, that didn’t work. The RSS feed is back as it always has been. All I learned from that is such a move is a great way to drive … Continue reading
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Trolls and Bullies, in the Kindle Author Graveyard
Would you believe me if I said I had proof of Amazon KDP being a bully? How about that they are trolls as well? Well, it happened to me like this: I had a book up which got a DMCA complaint … Continue reading
Posted in amazon, book publishing, bullies, kindle, public domain, self-publishing, trolls
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