Johne 1,863 Posted January 13 Share Posted January 13 From our own C.S. (Susanne) Lakin, who has gone on to create a very nice career writing HOWTO books. (I attended her Plotting Boot Camp a year ago - it was spectacular.)https://theselfpublisher.com/how-to-price-your-self-published-book/?inf_contact_key=07a62c52f7c61fe062ba90a33f4a35c4 Quote You’ve written your book and it’s ready to publish. Congratulations! You now upload your manuscript and cover files and put your keyword phrases. Just a few more items to complete before you click “Publish” and send your masterpiece out into the world. But … now you have to set a price for your book. At the very least, you want the price of your book to seem reasonable for your genre. It makes sense to do some research and see what similar books are priced at, but there are some pitfalls with making this your only measure. Let’s take a look at the strategy of smart book pricing. 4 Quote Link to post Share on other sites
EBraten 1,275 Posted January 13 Share Posted January 13 That's a very interesting article. I set the first book in my four-book series free three days ago, and I'll be running promotions to it over the next few months. I'm keen to see whether it's an effective marketing method to lead readers to my three other books. I'm sure many of the people who pick it up will be freebie hunters, but I hope at least some will go on to buy more of my full-priced books. Quote Link to post Share on other sites
Jeff Potts 479 Posted January 15 Share Posted January 15 That's a really good article. I'm currently working on a novella that'll be my free "giveaway," for attracting people to my site and signing up for my newsletter. Quote Link to post Share on other sites
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