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Old 09-19-2014, 11:33 AM   #45
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Originally Posted by DiapDealer View Post
And while I have no doubt that a "popular" author's fans would follow them to another publisher.
And mostly because, I'd wager, the majority of readers don't pay attention to publishers in the first place. (Who can keep track of imprints, anyway?) A lot of their fans probably wouldn't even notice the change unless it was pointed out to them. I mean, if my favorite moisturizer switched from Chattem to Proctor & Gamble, would I notice? Probably not, as long as it was still for sale at the same store. So I don't think that even counts as "following" because it's generally not a conscious decision - nothing has changed as far as that consumer is concerned. They look for their preferred author brand, and buy it, the same way I look for my favorite moisturizer.

Which leads to - BPHs aren't special snowflakes either.
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