Yay, Pauline! So excited for you!
(*Pssst!!!* She's paying, right?)IreneP said:Woo hoooooo! Congratulations.
I volunteer to drink with you!
Congrats! That's awesome!VLH said:Good luck! Hope it goes well for you...I'm already drunk, and from more than just the grog. Hard for me to believe my books are sitting next to Neil Gaiman and J.K. Rowling, even if it's only for a few hours, lol.![]()
(Virtual) drinks for everyone!KelliWolfe said:(*Pssst!!!* She's paying, right?)
It gave me 2,500 downloads, and got me to #42 in the free list, so I'm very happy with that.MelanieCellier said:How did the Freebooksy go Pauline?
Yes, it's a risk, but my main objective is to shift as many free books as possible. I've found from previous free runs that if I leave it free after a major promo, I get a lot of downloads on the second and third days too. With Freebooksy, it's 25% on the day after a promo, and 25% of that on the third. With a Bookbub, that's a lot of extra downloads, if it works the same way. Then I'll make some money from the sell-through (I hope!).Vinny OHare said:Good luck! Using the 5 free days on a Bookbub on a second day of 5 sounds risky, not being at a good rank when it goes back to paid. I am so happy you got accepted. Might have a drink with you lol.
Vinny, you're so kind! Just have that drink with me. I hate drinking alone.If there is anything I can do to help let me know. You have submitted with us over the years and would love to help you out.
I was aiming for 100.catlife said:Wow, 63 rejections and you kept going.
You go girl
You deserve a few million downloads for that kind of tenacity!
Exactly! As the very wise Patty Jansen always says, just keep banging in the submissions and one day you may get a surprise. And I did.antcurious said:As to the many submissions you've done, you can't win the lottery if you don't buy a ticket, right?