Valuing Your Own Work
I recently came across a post somewhere -- sadly, I've forgotten where it was and who wrote it -- about valuing one's own work. The context was self-published books, and while I don't have a vast amount of experience with this, I do have some, and I'd like to share my experiences with you.
The post in question suggested that people shouldn't charge less than $10 for their self-published books; while that's a great idea in theory, in practice it's unworkable. First of all, it's important to know what others are charging for similar works. Also important: ask yourself are you a "name?" By that I mean, are readers/consumers likely to have heard of you? This is the time for brutal honesty. For me, the answer is ...
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The post in question suggested that people shouldn't charge less than $10 for their self-published books; while that's a great idea in theory, in practice it's unworkable. First of all, it's important to know what others are charging for similar works. Also important: ask yourself are you a "name?" By that I mean, are readers/consumers likely to have heard of you? This is the time for brutal honesty. For me, the answer is ...
To read more of this post, please visit: http://billbodden.com/2019/04/22/valu...
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