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And yet, comp stores sales are +2%.
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I try not to purchase anything from Mr Bezos & Co, especially books. Can you get B&N to offer a digital edition of 'Diagnostics'?
ReplyDeletePrior efforts to sell via B&N have been outpaced by Amazon by more than a 35-1 ratio. I have not had any success selling on B&N. Other authors have very different experiences. B&N has not been worth the effort I go through to reformat content, obtain ISBN information, etc. to put the content on their Nook platform. I am willing to forego the 2-3 copies I do not sell as a consequence.
ReplyDeleteThanks,
Kevin