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Joe: No problem. But right, with digital you have the option to put an ebook on sale. I originally self-published The List in April of 2009. It went on to sell 25,000 ebooks at $2.99. Now, two years later, I lowered the price, and it’s selling 1500 copies a day. Things like that don’t happen in paper. But in self-publishing, I’m seeing more and mor

1. Curate With Extreme Prejudice

in 2016, I began experimenting with Amazon ads for both my fiction and my nonfiction books. Through trial, error, and a lot of coffee, I found that certain aspects of this marketing platform weren't exactly beginner friendly. But since I could see great promise with ads that actually showed up where your self-published books are sold, I took on the

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significantly more guaranteed marketing, which is also a fine deal. In any case, there’s a trick to getting the best of both worlds. Savvy authors have recently been choosing to self-publish their first 10,000 copies and then transition afterwards into a publishing deal. If you’re able to go this route, you’ll receive full royalties from the first