Hi Lizzie,
I picked up your book. Hope it helps with the rankings.
Now here are some hugssss.
I picked up your book. Hope it helps with the rankings.
Now here are some hugssss.
Depends. She's in KU and KU peeps are very likely to borrow it, not download it free.because you won't have had any actual sales in the time the promo was o
Yes, it is beneficial. Since KU started, every time I've had a free run my post-promo paid ranking has been better than the pre-promo ranking. The only explanation for this seems to be the KU borrows during the promo benefiting the ranking.Lizzie G said:Thanks, cinisajoy!
So, people can still borrow while its free? If promoting your book for free, drops you sales ranking then is it really beneficial to do it?
Thanks, nightfire. That's the answer I was hoping for!nightfire said:You can go free as soon as you publish.
To be honest, I don't know. I've done a 2-day free stint, and a 3-day one, shifting 800 copies and 4,400 respectively (the difference being all down to the promos I used - ENT/FreeBooksy in particular). Learning curve - yes, definitely! I'm regarding my entire first year as learning curve, frankly. After that, I might have some vague idea what I'm doing (but don't count on it).Lizzie G said:What's your experience been like as far as the duration of the promotion? I'm still trying to figure all of this out. I just started and the learning curve is pretty steep and there are SO many different opinions.
Thank you! I like my covers, too. My cover designer is awesome. If I'd had $5 for every time someone said they liked them, I could have almost paid for them.On a completely different note- I really like your covers![]()