July 29th, 2005
I officially refuse to obsess about Amazon numbers anymore.
Over a three week period this summer, the following sales numbers were recorded for a NYT bestselling thriller writer’s most recent book:
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July 29th, 2005
I officially refuse to obsess about Amazon numbers anymore. Over a three week period this summer, the following sales numbers were recorded for a NYT bestselling thriller writer’s most recent book: This entry was posted on Friday, July 29th, 2005 at 10:18 am and is filed under Career. You can feed this entry. Both comments and pings are currently closed. 4 comments to “The truth is out there” |
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good for you.
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That’s an awesome discussion. (Woe is me who writes books that’ll only see the inside of a Walmart if they’re smuggled in in my purse.)
But…what the heck is Costco? *blushes*
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Costco is like a Sam’s Club, the big bulk warehouse club store thingies. I’ve never been in one. The closest is down Interstate 10 about 7 miles which would take me about 30 minutes to get to, ha. And I have two super Wal-Marts within five minutes. Besides, I’m just not a big warehouse club shopper. Had a Sam’s membership for about a year and never renewed it.
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Wow, Alison, interesting info! I read through the entire thread/blog you posted. I had no idea Amazon made up so little of the sales. BUT if your books are available at the Targets/Sams/Costcos/Walmarts, then by default the Amazon rankings ‘could’ mean more since the readers have less places to go to get your books (even if they are still in all the bookstores).