Hold on to Your Horses is now listed on Amazon.com. I’m thrilled to see it there. We make a much larger profit selling direct, but this puts the book out where more people can find it. Now I just need to pull out that article I read about marketing books using Amazon.
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Congratulations! I do plan to order some, it’s just a matter of getting some numbers together (for starters, making a list of the local elementary schools so I can donate it to their libraries) and time …
I can order it through a local bookstore … a local big-chain bookstore … Amazon or some other large online site … or direct from you.
Which do you think would be better from a promotion standpoint?
I’m not sure you can order it from a local big chain store. In theory you should be able to, but I just don’t know if it would actually work. We make the most profit from direct sales and since right now my biggest concern is making sure Angela gets paid for her work, I think this is what I’d prefer. Thanks for asking.
Congratulations indeed! I remember being charmed by the book while sitting at your kitchen table — and I hope it brings the success you deserve!
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I want to order two copies, but they are going to different places. I am in Provo, and the other one would be shipped to Alabama. How would you suggest going about ordering so that it’s most convenient for both you and me?
Either you can put both copies into a single order and have it shipped to a single location, or you can create two separate orders. Both are equally convenient for me. If you want to arrange a pick up at Dragon’s Keep after the books arrive, that can be done too.