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J.L.
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Jul 06, 2011 11:14AM

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Sorry Michael, but I have to disagree as to the ranking of the EBook distribution lines. First is Amazon, followed by Barnes and Noble. From what I've read in various book industry newsletters, the others are also-rans in that they have a relatively small marketshare. That's this publisher and author's take on the situation.

Larry, I wasn't ranking the different e-stores, merely mentioning them. Smashwords will get her book into the Nook. For me personally, I've sold more through Sony than I have through B&N.


But there are other perks associated with Smashwords, like, you can set up coupon codes with various discounts, which will allow you to distribute your books to reviewers at no cost. And the reviewer can download the book in whichever format they prefer...Kindle, epub (Nook format), as well as several others. That alone is a huge plus in Smashwords' favor.
And only through Smashwords can you participate in Operation Ebook Drop, which distributes free ebooks to service members who are overseas in harm's way.