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Old 02-02-2012, 04:51 AM   #29
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Originally Posted by QuantumIguana View Post
First I look at the blurb. There are some pretty awful blurbs there. If the blurb is riddled with errors and is poorly written, I assume the whole books is. Then I look at the cover. If it looks like it was made by a grade schooler, I avoid it. A good cover will never sell me on a book, but I bad cover can make be avoid it. A cover can be a bit bland, that's OK. If the blurb is well-written and looks interesting, and the cover doesn't look terrible, then I might try the sample.
I don't let the cover be the decision maker, but the blurb can be. If the blurb is well written, I then look at a few sample pages at random. But the bottom line really is that I rarely will buy an unknown indie author's ebook if it costs more than 99 cents. If I find an indie author I like, I will buy more of their ebooks at prices up to $4.95, although I do think twice at prices above $2.99.
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