So, the Husband and I went back and forth over having a Halloween sale for the month of October. I didn't want to do it, but am not clear if it was ego making my decision, so I conceded. The Husband pointed out that it might be a good way to get eyes on books. It's all experimental at this point, right?
So, that's the deal. 99 cent books. (Ooof! It hurts me even to type that out! I think they should sell for a million dollars a piece!! Arggghhhhuuullbaaaargle!!!)
Okay, now that I have collected myself, here are the links, let's see if he is right (again. And I can't really hope for him to be wrong, now can I–it's a damn catch 22!):
The Devil Stood Up:
Kindle
Nook
Other Formats
Darkness Within, A Collection of Horrorific Short Stories:
Kindle
Nook
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Faith, Creation:
Kindle
Nook
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Messages:
Kindle
Nook
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Have you ever been in a situation where it's bad to be right and good to be wrong?
2 comments:
Whatever it takes Chris.....I think it's better to get the books out there and into the hands of others, and if it takes a 0.99 price point, then so be it. I started both of my books at 2.99, and I have dropped them both to 0.99, but the paperback version is 11.99, but with the holidays coming, I am feeling a "special price" coming on.
Just remember 70% of nothing is nothing, and I would rather have 35% of 0.99 than 70% of nothing, just my opinion :)
Lisa, wise advice and certainly how my husband is looking at it. I worry, though, about the 99 cent price point actually hurting sales. Do we lose a certain amount of 'legitimacy' by going so low?
Luckily it's all just experimental at this point.
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