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And those promotions should be a cost of Amazon, not the authors. Weird how Amazon can take your product, sell it for a quarter of the price, and then claim the
by matsemann 5y ago
And those promotions should be a cost of Amazon, not the authors. Weird how Amazon can take your product, sell it for a quarter of the price, and then claim they now owe you no money.
- eru 5y agoEh, a company should be free to offer any bad deal they can dream up. If you don't like it, your job is to turn down that offer.
- CraneWorm 5y ago> If you don't like it, your job is to turn down that offer. Sure, and disappear, because you're not listed by the bad deal company that has container-ships-of-money for marketing.
- eru 5y agoNobody is forcing you to work in that particular industry. And you can put your spoken word content on eg Spotify or Youtube, too. There is competition.
- gwd 5y agoAudible's whole business model is to sell monthly credits on subscription for $15, which can be used to purchase any audiobook. That's not a "promotion", that's how Audible works. Now they do also have sales where they sell books for like $5 or something; if those sales are not opt-in, of course that's a problem. But I have a hard time believing they're not opt-in.