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HOW TO SELL MORE ON BOOK MARKETS OTHER THAN AMAZON

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One subject that has come up a lot in this podcast is the advice of not putting all your eggs in one basket. Amazon may be at the top when it comes to the book market, but newer platforms for people to sell their books on are emerging and making your book available on those platforms can increase your sales.

Amazon has started cracking down on authors and publishing companies who are practicing deceiving tactics when it comes to increasing their sales, and Amazon has begun cracking down on these. But that has created some casualties of authors who weren’t breaking any rules, but were still dinged by Amazon. It’s important these authors are making their books available elsewhere, not only to avoid being left out to dry if Amazon decides not to sell their books anymore, but also to increase overall sales.

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2 Comments

  1. Anna Dobritt says:

    Reblogged this on Anna Dobritt — Author.

  2. Reblogged this on DSM Publications and commented:
    Check out this great post from the How to eBook blog on how to sell more on book markets other than Amazon.

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