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Originally Posted by SensualPoet
This is a great example of "monetizing" the backlist assets. Bundling up overstock of the paperbacks and still getting the consumer to pay $25 for 14 books is terrific. Much better than landfill. And, really ... have you read all 14 books since? Perhaps one or two or three? Net cost to you: might be pushing $6 to10 a read. You're happy: you "got a deal", bought something on impulse, and have some potential for a rainy day read.
It's exactly the approach that's needed for backlist ebooks. Price them to sell and market them in a variety of ways to different consumer audiences. It might be as simple as $8 a title but "This weekend say Yes to Dr. No: Treat yourself to an Amazon Bond Four Pack for $17.95".
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I got to "The Spy Who Loved Me". Book 10 out of 14. Then I bought an ereader.