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Old 12-14-2013, 06:00 PM   #2
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Originally Posted by GlenBarrington View Post
A positive review by a reader on Amazon. Or one here?

I can see arguments on both sides. Mobileread dosen't have the audience that Amazon has, but its users seem more focused and willing to spend $$$. I never know what to do when I encounter a book that deserves a little word-of-mouth praise.
I'd bet the one on Amazon sells more, but sales directed from Mobileread probably shouldn't be sneezed at. Both of your reasons seem sound to me and aren't contradictory.

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Sometimes I post the same review in both places, sometimes with minor changes, but that feels like cheating.
Why does that feel like cheating? Unless you're posting the review for some form of compensation (making it a work for hire), I can't think of a good reason to only post your review in one place. Some websites expect reviews to be unique to their site, but my understanding is that's to avoid authors or their agents spamming around good reviews for their own books.
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