Sorry to say I have not bought a copy. But then again, I do not own a kindle. Suppose I am getting to be in the minority realm with that declaration.
You need a gimmick. Or a sales pitch direction, barking from the street corner. Maybe drive around with a looped recording blaring from a speaker on the car's rooftop like old-time politicians with their colorful banners on the car's sides.
Are you offering a signed edition with each sale? That would do it I am sure.
Just to say that you don't need a Kindle to rad Kindle books - you need a computer. You download the free app at Amazon. It takes seconds. Then you can even read in color. Make this known, Bill...
Joe Konrath is selling 500,000 copies. I'm selling 5. What's wrong with this picture?
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I bought one of the 5
I like your subtlety in the post's title.
Sorry to say I have not bought a copy. But then again, I do not own a kindle. Suppose I am getting to be in the minority realm with that declaration.
You need a gimmick. Or a sales pitch direction, barking from the street corner. Maybe drive around with a looped recording blaring from a speaker on the car's rooftop like old-time politicians with their colorful banners on the car's sides.
Are you offering a signed edition with each sale? That would do it I am sure.
Hope sales accelerate.
Tom
Not to rub it in, but my sales number in the dozens
I'm thinking of hawking my books door to door. And bringing a banjo along.
Ditch the banjo.
The second I get a Kindle (if that should ever happen) I will buy a copy, promise.
I like the banjo idea.
Jeff
Just to say that you don't need a Kindle to rad Kindle books - you need a computer. You download the free app at Amazon. It takes seconds. Then you can even read in color. Make this known, Bill...
Or even to "read" Kindle books...
If ANYONE was selling 500,000 copies mainstream publishing would not have dropped them.
RJR
I bought one and finished it last night. Fun book and fairly-plotted mystery.
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