Thread: CS Monitor: How Should We Price E-Books?
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Old 08-06-2010, 01:57 PM   #9
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Originally Posted by J. Strnad View Post
Great quote!

I'm liking the agency pricing model more and more every day. B&N and Kobobooks both discount my five-buck book 20% and 21%, respectively, putting it below four bucks. The more people the big publishers tick off, the more potential customers I have.

And yet....

I still have 999,950 more sales to be in Stieg Larsson territory, so I doubt that they're too worried.
Well, you're engaging the readers, and that's great! Your name is definitely getting good play here. How many of the agency 5 have posted here?

I wrote them off entirely, I now buy used books only if I'm interested in something from them. They don't get any of MY money.
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