Thread: The advantages of Kindle Unlimited to conventional marketing?
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Old 09-19-2016, 03:55 PM   #12
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Originally Posted by fjtorres View Post
No, the delivery fee is for the KDP side.
For image-heavy books (multi megabytes) it can eat away at the sales revenue.

In the best of all worlds the KDP audience will lead to both digital and print sales and not just page-read payouts.
I know the delivery only applies if you choose the 70% royalty. That is why many children's authors pick the 35%. They actually make more money.
Now you don't have a choice from .001 to 2.98 or above 9.99.
Those are automatic 35%. Between 2.99 and 9.99 you can choose either.

Once again read the fine print because I know choosing Select offers certain perks.

And it would be a help if the OP aka Glen would tell us his genre and are his books heavily illustrated.
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