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Old 09-10-2015, 01:03 PM   #139
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Originally Posted by MikeB1972 View Post
Which works for indies, but for BWM they are often their own competitors, especially for any genre readers that like a publisher imprint and stick with it (Baen, Harlequin etc)


Agreed, which could be what they are doing, raising the price and keeping the price high are pretty indistinguishable from a buyers point of view.

Essentially as the ebook market currently stands and the way things are trending it looks particularly grim for the BPH.
There is a difference between rock-bottom prices where you can squeeze out a few more $$ through undercutting a competitor (unless that is you too), versus keeping prices high at a price point that discourages casual buying. They might decide to only read 9 books that year!
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