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In my case, using LeanPub, the way it works is as follows: 1. I choose a point in time to start 'publishing' (in my case with A4D it was after 3 chapters were
by geerlingguy 7y ago
In my case, using LeanPub, the way it works is as follows:
1. I choose a point in time to start 'publishing' (in my case with A4D it was after 3 chapters were written, first draft).
2. Users can start buying at this point, at a minimum price I determine (starting at 'free', or 4.99 and up).
3. Any user who buys the book gets DRM-free downloads in any format from LeanPub, and the book is on their permanent shelf on LeanPub, so they can download any newer version forever, free.
As an author, when I push a new update, I have the ability to also send a notification email to all subscribed readers so they know a new version is available—otherwise I can just silently update it (e.g. for smaller bugfixes in the text or slight corrections).
- kungfufrog 7y agoHi Jeff, love your work and have followed for a long time. I just noticed on Leanpub the minimum price for Ansible for DevOps is $9.99 despite following a link from your blog post that stated the $0 cost was being extended through April. Is it still intended to be $0? See here: https://imgur.com/a/UxSyr28 https://imgur.com/a/UxSyr28
- geerlingguy 7y agoIt is now May, in most parts of the universe ;-)
- kungfufrog 7y agoAhh, thank you! I legitimately forgot what month it was!
- geerlingguy 7y agoSome days it feels like it's still March...
- jp_sc 7y agoI think it might be because we are no longer in April ;)