Thread: So, what exactly is a 'Deal' on an eBook?
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Old 11-06-2009, 02:13 PM   #24
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I guess what I mean primarily is: What is considered an eBook 'Deal' for the purposes of this forum?

Of course anything $Free is a 'Deal' and definitely should be posted.

But what about the higher price ranges?

I've been posting 'Deals' for the (US) Kindle in this forum, but haven't really understood what the parameters of a 'Deal' are.

So I would greatly appreciate some input &/or guidance here: What is the top price an eBook can have and still be qualified as a deal for the purposes of this forum? Or, is the merit of a 'Deal' based on how much it is discounted?

All input is much appreciated!

Cheers,
Alexia
I'd say anything that is free, any non-self-published book under $3 or a self-published book that is cheap (under $2) and actually looks to be high quality.
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