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Old 03-27-2012, 09:53 AM   #112
Steven Lyle Jordan
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My point about bottled water is that new writing faces the same problem. Marketing is the only thing that will sell them. There's too much free material, otherwise. And I'm speaking of legitimate material. You may write better than freebie writer 'X', but the reader may not be concerned with that. They may rather have bad and cheap. Think off-brand beer....
Not much you can do about people who are okay with cheap and bad. I think we're in for some inventive marketing experiments until the market figures out a few methods that are reasonable effective... because you're right, it's a new market, requiring new tricks to sell. I think it will be a combination of marketing and searching that does the trick, but I'm most interested in what form the individual book marketing will take.
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