Thread: Looking for any reports on effectiveness of offering free ebooks - A study of genre
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Old 11-10-2014, 11:04 AM   #1
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Looking for any reports on effectiveness of offering free ebooks - A study of genre
Is anyone aware of a study that specifically analyzes ebooks - by genre - that are free for a limited time, as well as the impact of how a free ebook performs after the "free time" is over? Again, I'm looking for a study that focuses on the idea of genre.

If anyone can direct me to any studies on this, I would appreciate it.
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