Thread: Should the availability of a sample affect the price of a book?
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Old 06-29-2010, 08:57 AM   #25
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Well, she's a bit greedy, what?

I just bought Mission of Honor from Baen: a professionally published book, in an ongoing series, by a bestselling author. Price? $6.00
But a bestselling book should be cheaper to earn the maximum. For a book selling very little a higher price is probably optimal.
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