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Old 09-16-2010, 05:07 PM   #33
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Your challenge is to provide value, price fairly, and make it as easy as possible for people to give you money.

Amazon excels at the last: Whispernet on the Kindle means instant gratification. You can select, pay for, and download a Kindle edition at any time, day or night. Why go through the time and trouble required to locate and get a pirate copy?
I've found exactly this with music. Until recently, the number of MP3s that I had could be counted on the fingers of one hand (all bought legally). Then I got Ubuntu 10.04, which comes with a music store built into the music player. In the last five months, I've bought lots of MP3s, all through that music store, because it is incredibly convenient. I could probably have got all those MP3s for free, but I didn't, because I would rather have legal copies, and the music store makes it easy for me to pay for them.
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