I had 2227 downloads in one day 3 days before Christmas.
If I had a bump, it was invisible.
If I had a bump, it was invisible.
I considered that, but that's the one time that you know you're going to get sales. All those people who were (hopefully) waiting for the next book just get it for free. That would be my worry.Sophrosyne said:I can understand that. I'm thinking though, that it may be worth doing once to debut a new book, to get reviews generated and some visibility, and then to pull out and go with discounting instead.
This reflects my thoughts exactly and I have no idea how to make Smashwords work for me. It's especially risky because I tend to do well in borrows and they're making me a fair amount of money at this point.Sophrosyne said:I wish I could figure out a way to make Smashwords viable for me. I adore Mark Coker. But every time I've listed books on SW, I've made nothing. Okay, well, not nothing. In the last 18 months, I've made a whole ten dollars and seventeen cents and sold 5 books on SW. How are you able to get SW to be profitable for you?