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Old 02-16-2014, 06:51 PM   #72
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Originally Posted by BearMountainBooks View Post
And because every contract with a trad publisher is going to be different even if you had more Amazon info, you wouldn't have enough info. These are fun numbers to throw around, but the only way to make a decision is to evaluate every single situation and book in its given circumstance.
Exactly.

And while the numbers do indicate that for a given volume of Kindle sales, in dollars, a self-publishing author will generate more revenue for themselves than a commercially published author, they say nothing about the relative ease, or difficulty, of generating that volume of sales with a self-published as opposed to a commercially-published book.

It's just another example of people drawing a conclusion the numbers don't support, which is why I don't like this study.
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