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Old 10-16-2015, 08:03 PM   #149
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Originally Posted by Cinisajoy View Post
Well now I know two average Joe's that both do very well at selling ebooks. One's price is $3.99 the other is $9.99. They both do very well even though they are diversely prices.
One loves Jack Daniels and the other one is a Nobody.
And what is the differential? About 50%, no?
That isn't exactly extreme.

You know, I'm not saying everybody needs to be at the same price or that you can't "succeed" at higher prices.

I'm just saying that different prices are product of different goals so you can't use the same definition of success for everybody. Somebody list pricing an ebook at $15 is clearly not looking for the same outcome as somebody list pricing at $0.99. Two different strategies looking for different forms of "success".
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