Thread: What do you think of free series openers?
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Old 12-03-2022, 06:03 AM   #4
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Originally Posted by haertig View Post
I guess free series openers are better than pay series openers.

Generally I don't buy into many series until they are finished. But not always. Some I will jump into once they have a few books completed and have good reviews. I can't think of any series I have invested in on the first book. Sometimes I have gotten the first book of a series when there are no other books yet, but that's only when it's ... free. So I guess it is a reasonable marketing technique, it works on me! How many of these "free first books" have I actually read? Hmmm ... I'm thinking somewhere near zero. But maybe I read one once and have forgotten.
Yes, this. GMM and Game of Thrones taught me to wait for a series to finish. I wasted so much time on GMM.
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