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Old 03-11-2011, 04:46 AM   #37
murraypaul
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Originally Posted by Steven Lyle Jordan View Post
After reading the article yesterday, I've been considering whether or not this experiment might work for me. I'm currently debating either:
  • Picking a book (or maybe even the three Kestral books) and dropping the price to .99;
  • dropping my entire catalog to .99; or
  • pricing my next new and re-released book(s) at .99.
I'd suggest dropping the prices on some of the older books at the same time you release the next book at your normal price. That way it serves to draw more readers to the older books, who might then be willing to pay more for the newer ones. It certainly works on me, for one series I got the first book free, then paid $3 for the next, then $5 each for the next two. Once I know I like something, I'm willing to pay more for it, which isn't exactly rocket science
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