I don't understand why you would limit yourself to just doing an ebook. If it's such a great book, why cut out a huge chunk of your market (those who do not wan

I don't understand why you would limit yourself to just doing an ebook. If it's such a great book, why cut out a huge chunk of your market (those who do not want/like ebooks)? It seems like it would be trivial to convert an ebook to a printed book. By choosing the ebook route, I think you also cut your profits massively. This is just my own opinion/feelings so I may not be aligned with how others view it, but I don't value an ebook the same way I do a paper book. I won't pay the same, for example. I expect to pay 25% less at a minimum. If your book does what you say it does ("describes solutions to business intelligence software problems (namely, prediction)"), then I'd think the lowest I'd consider for a printed copy would be $60 and the highest I'd think for a printed copy would be $400. Settling on somewhere in the middle is tough but I'd probably choose $75 and start with that. But this is an ebook. I'm not paying $75 for an ebook. I'd pay $40 though.