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Old 06-22-2012, 06:11 AM   #13
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How?
Think that one over a little. What, they know your cover, but didn't buy it. So next time they see the book and it has a different cover..... then what?

Lots of this stuff seems to make sense when people toss terms like "branding" and stuff, but when you examine it, mean nothing.

Meanwhile, many, many, many best-sellers have had a dozen different covers.
I didn't say that it makes sense, but many people will pick a book from a preferred author by cover alone - if that author has and sticks to a "theme". Look at how many top selling print authors over the past few decades have a cover "style". When someone is browsing through large quantities of unknown books, they are very likely to stop and look more closely at one that has a cover similar to a book that they enjoyed. You don't have to agree, it doesn't make any real sense, but it is a marketing given.
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