Posts Tagged ‘royalties’

“Is my book too expensive?” “Am I selling myself short?” Traditionally-published authors usually don’t have any control over the price of their book. As a self-published author, though, how can you make sure you have priced your book appropriately? There is no hard and fast rule, unfortunately. However, here are a few things to consider [...]

Book Copy Values & Pricing in Self-publishing

Posted: October 13, 2010 by selfpublishingadvice in Choosing a Publisher
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Sounds good – getting money from yourself on books you buy for you yourself. Wait…

This posts and blog exists to help you make the best informed choices for the future of their books. Whether you’re still in the conceptualization phase or searching for a publisher, these are tips, each worthy of careful consideration. For example, take a moment and write out your personal publishing goals… For many authors, these [...]

1 – Authors are required one-time only upfront investment… Yes, quality self-publishing services will require a one-time upfront investment. While not as important as your book pricing structure, distribution, and royalties on the back-end. Upfront service prices deserve a quick look. Here are a couple of red flags. 1. HUGE DISCOUNTS! PUBLISH NOW AND SAVE [...]

Regardless of whether you are holding out for an old-fashioned publishing contract or taking matters into your own hands with custom self-publishing, here are 5 questions you should know the answers to when you decide to publish: 1 – What is the minimum number of books you have to purchase, and what does each book [...]