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Old 02-11-2011, 03:18 PM   #29
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you've just been conducting "fanship screenings".
I love this term. I think I'll use it in the future if you don't mind.


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From the majority of pirates I've met, they usually don't buy the book or the other works of the author if they liked it. Now maybe it's an age thing. (Most of the pirates I've talked to are teens.) Or maybe it's a cultural thing. (They seem to be under the impression that all content should be free.) But one thing is true about this group, you aren't losing sales by them taking advantage of a pirated copy, because they weren't going to buy a legit one.
I'm sure much of it is an age/culture thing. I am a 47 year old grandmother who knows how hard it is to earn a dollar. I suppose this whole method of exposure wouldn't work with teens since they have little or no money to spend anyway. But, like you mentioned, this means they wouldn't be customers anyway so it's a moot point.
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