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Old 08-21-2008, 05:35 AM   #88
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Originally Posted by Darqref View Post
Actually, I can think of a different way they may have screwed up. Remember this whole ebook-advertising-giveaway started back last winter. At the time they started, the *technical* people involved with setting up the Tor.com website may have thought they were *going* to have the Baen deal set up by the time the promotion ended. Then, they too might have been surprised by the delay on the legal side of things.
Yeah, but if they'd sent an e-mail to me at the end of the promotion saying that things got pushed back a bit with an option to let me subscribe to a mailing list that would inform me when the series/books/authors I'm interested in are available as ebooks, they'd have gotten a lot more marketing momentum out of the exercise. I think.

Instant Edit: Basically, I am happy with the free samples, and have enjoyed several of them tremendously. As a marketing effort I think it was pretty poor.

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