If you let Amazon know it's free on B&N they'll price match - they don't like selling a book for a higher price than anyone else. I havne't done it but other writer friends do it all the time. Molly Greene has posted about it. She says:
Amazon will gladly price match your book to free, and without a struggle. All you need to do is contact them through your KDP dashboard and ASK. Yes, one simple email will usually handle it. Price matching can happen as quickly as within 24 hours – but I’d give it a week. Here’s the straightforward, stress-free process my friends (and several other bloggers!) have shared.
Log in to Kindle Direct Publishing (KDP). Click the “Help” tab in the upper right-hand corner. Scroll down to the bottom left menu and click “Contact us.” In the left menu, click “Pricing & Royalties.” Then click “Price Matching.” In your message, include the title and ASIN of the book, plus links to retail sites where it’s currently free: iTunes, Kobo, Smashwords, whatever. Tell them you’re running a free promotion and you need Amazon to price match.
Hope this helps :-)
It is NOT free on Amazon (because Amazon is stubborn like that :P).
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If you let Amazon know it's free on B&N they'll price match - they don't like selling a book for a higher price than anyone else. I havne't done it but other writer friends do it all the time. Molly Greene has posted about it. She says:
Amazon will gladly price match your book to free, and without a struggle. All you need to do is contact them through your KDP dashboard and ASK. Yes, one simple email will usually handle it. Price matching can happen as quickly as within 24 hours – but I’d give it a week. Here’s the straightforward, stress-free process my friends (and several other bloggers!) have shared.
Log in to Kindle Direct Publishing (KDP).
Click the “Help” tab in the upper right-hand corner.
Scroll down to the bottom left menu and click “Contact us.”
In the left menu, click “Pricing & Royalties.”
Then click “Price Matching.”
In your message, include the title and ASIN of the book, plus links to retail sites where it’s currently free: iTunes, Kobo, Smashwords, whatever. Tell them you’re running a free promotion and you need Amazon to price match.
Hope this helps :-)
It is NOT free on Amazon (because Amazon is stubborn like that :P).
Anywho, ..."