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Originally Posted by fjtorres
Out of curiosity, if you don't mind:
a- Are you totally wide or do you mix-n-match/rotate?
b- What's your ratio of KDP/other? I've seen some authors report different ratios, with some making major portions (~30%) at Nook or Kobo and others reporting single digits. Obviously the mileage varies by genre, title, career path.
c- Ratio of digital to print? Print editions are important but again, mileage varies. The thought comes to mind that going Exclusive might drive print sales a bit higher.
A "no" is an acceptable answer, btw. No problem. It really isn't my business but curiosity can be an itch.
(Good luck, either way.)
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I fall under "lazy" (there's more to the story than that, but the result is the same). No mixing or matching, effectively no marketing, and now far too long since I last published something. As a result I don't think I can offer you a statistically significant response. (
It took me ages to come up with that phrase, it sort of answers your questions but sounds so much better than the raw numbers. I'm the poster-boy for what happens when you don't do any marketing.) I'll try to do better with my next novels so I can give a more useful answer.
