Why "Run Your Own Mail Server" Is Not in Amazon's Kindle Store
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#2>TLDR: Amazon pays roughly 70% of retail price for books priced up to $9.99, and 35% for books $10 and over. Amazon is the only retailer that does this. Other retailers, I make somewhere around 65%-70% no matter the retail price. Everything follows from that math, but if you want the details read on.
Wow that's nuts.
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#3Is that something that the EU's Digital Markets Act (DMA) could change (in Europe)?
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#4I missed the “run your own mail server” kickstarter by a few short hours. If only Michael Lucas was selling physical books on the side…
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#5Couldn't he just sell it in two volumes on Amazon, and charge $7.50 for each volume?
Re: Why "Run Your Own Mail Server" Is Not in Amazon's Kindle Store
#6I missed the “run your own mail server” kickstarter by a few short hours. If only Michael Lucas was selling physical books on the side…
Working on it!
Or, if you prefer, I'm helping Bookvault uncover bugs in their brand-new WP integration plugin. Decided not to wait for them to fix it to launch the book, because a fix might take forever.
==ml
Re: Why "Run Your Own Mail Server" Is Not in Amazon's Kindle Store
#7Couldn't he just sell it in two volumes on Amazon, and charge $7.50 for each volume?
I did that with the ZFS books. It was a right pain. Metadata management, confused readers, lots of administrative overhead.
The next edition of the ZFS tome will also be a single volume. Amazon won't get the Kindle version.
==ml