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Tuesday, February 21, 2017
February 21, 2017
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Mark R Morris Jr
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It was a long day, but I think I made a dent in some much
needed promotion. So, here’s what I’ve been up to. I finally came to the
conclusion that to move into a better paying platform ( Gum road, or Payhip) I
needed to leverage the audience building power of Amazon to sell enough books
to make the transition. For whatever reason, people will spend money on Amazon,
even at a slightly higher price, than on these other platforms. So, I’m moving
full bore Amazon.
At the moment, I’m promoting my Origin Dime Chronicles
series, a collection of three novellas that all add up to one novel sized
collection, The Complete Beginner’s Guide to Saving the Multiverse. Through the
magic of Kindle select, I have two types of promotion at my fingertips and I’m
using them both. I can only use one for each book, so here’s what I determined
to do. First: a 2 day give away of “Jacked” (part one of The Complete Beginner’s
Guide to Saving the Multiverse)
Then, a Kindle Countdown deal on the whole enchilada!
Starting Thursday, The Complete Beginner’s Guide to Saving the Multiverse,
formerly titled All Jacked Up until I realized there was too much competition
for that name and it also said nothing about my story, for 99 cents! The hope
is that the bite sized sample of the 80 page JACKED will lure readers into the
larger purchase of The Complete Guide, for a cash price.
Since Amazon stopped promoting free books, even when they
hit #1, getting a book to paid download status, is the key to getting ranked.
Also, the Kindle Countdown program has its web pages, where the countdown
volumes are listed separately for readers to find. So, what’s the benefit? Same
as the benefit of being sold in a small book store, less competition for
eyeballs!
So far, I’m up to #8 free in Time Travel scifi and hoping to
break #1! Then, when The Complete Guide moves to Kindle Countdown, I’ll shift
the second novella into free give away mode to keep the traffic coming. The
final piece of the puzzle, book three, will not go up for discount or free
giveaway, making the novel length “omnibus” containing all three novellas, the
best deal and hopefully a sure fire seller. So, while I may not make much off
the 99 cent sales, hopefully, I will move up in the rankings.
I’ll keep you posted! Thanks for tuning in. Be sure to share
my blog if it interests you and I love comments! Like to learn more about any
phase of self-publishing? Message me at MarkRMorris2@gmail.com
with your questions! Thanks!
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