Ihave some 10,000 word eboks , being around 50 pages . How should I price my ebooks? Low to sell many in the $5 to $12 range or high to value all my hard work and sell few at $25.?
Posted on: 3:02 am on April 27, 2010
tj0808
I suggest less is mre , make them cheaper , but more focused on a particular topic!
Posted on: 3:58 am on April 28, 2010
wockkelly
I would take a look at what other people are charging for eBooks in the same industry, and then just try testing a few different price points. There a quite a few ebooks for sale on eBay and Craigslist, so that could be a good place to start. As for length, I would say least 40 pages to make it worth the money, and up to about 60-80 pages. You can pad it out a bit with graphics and formatting.
Posted on: 8:46 am on October 19, 2010
htd web marketing
Quote: from wockkelly on 8:46 am on Oct. 19, 2010[br]I would take a look at what other people are charging for eBooks in the same industry, and then just try testing a few different price points. There a quite a few ebooks for sale on eBay and Craigslist, so that could be a good place to start. As for length, I would say least 40 pages to make it worth the money, and up to about 60-80 pages. You can pad it out a bit with graphics and formatting.
Agree on checking out the competition. Didn't think of looking on Craigslist for ebooks - thanks for that idea.
I think you can get away with charging more if you sell it through your own website, esp. if you position yourself as ana expert. In that environment you have total control over the pre-sale.
However on Amazon you don't know how many other books they might have looked at before yours comes up, although I guess you are compensated for the sheer volume of searches on that site.
I did a youtube video on price testing your ebook if anyone is interested.
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