Okay, what we’re going to talk about may be sensitive to authors who are extremely strict with their work what their writing. Well, you as an author who own copyright, and other rights to your work is common. Being greedy with your works what you created is such a bad idea! You heard of King Midas, who wished for a golden touch, and that really caused issues down the road.
You don’t want to be this person because, that can lead you to serious trouble down the road.
Why Do I Oppose This Practice Of Being Greedy Via Corporate Greed?
I started writing books with my Acer Chromebook about over a decade ago, and I continue to write books, and find out ways to get inspirations from other creators. Well, making my works that are driven by inspiration is key for our creative world to be inspired too!
With all of that price gouging, and other forms of greed… I decided to choose a different route for publishing new books what I want to publish to libraries. That enables any library patron to check out books what I am writing. This is necessary to ensure servers via traditional electronic book stores can live easy,–all without dealing with books that aren’t being read. Typically, I take my time as I write books, and use my brain to write new content, or get inspired by other writers.
If you are an author who is strict with your copyrighted works, and you don’t share,–even if someone asks you for a license for reusing your work… you can be in serious trouble by your local government, and even you can lose your copyright ownership of your works. Think about how companies are broken up to break monopolies. Selfishness is a serious issue what we are experiencing around parts of our world.
Although; needing money for your work what you’ve just made takes time to reach your wallets, and you need to ensure you are taking your time as you write your books.
You as a pioneering author has a new concept, but you just want to keep your work as exclusive as possible. Such as only publishing to Everand, and Kobo+ as your preferred ways to monetize and distribute your works. You need subscribers in order to earn revenue as people read your books,–if they have interest of reading your books. Strategic targeting is necessary, and you should always use common sense. Most greedy authors don’t use this strategy because, they often write books is vast quantities, trying to rake in more money, and experience a downfall when people are no longer interested in reading their books. Writing with quality and care is a necessary thing when writing long books, or writing a compilation that contain short stories.
The more people don’t rely on public libraries, you run out of customers around the world. With a public library, you get more customers,–and they don’t need credit cards. Well, greedy authors often don’t listen to customers, they just want to be silent, and rake in more money.
Are There Ways To Reduce All Of That Greed?
If you are an author; follow these important steps:
1: Open Up Your Mind!
Listen to these customers, and ensure you respond to them promptly. You can respond to them by leaving a fax, a postal mail, or an email for your customers to read. This is necessary for you to communicate with your audience. That’s what communication is for. Don’t be silent as a moose.
2: Always Care About Your Customers Who Support Your Work What You Just Created
Don’t count on profits, instead… choose customers. That’s what’s spending more money is for. Having small profits must be ideal for your writing business. This is necessary for your customers to consume your works what you just created. For this instance, you wrote a set of short stories in just 1 book with a set amount of stories to read, and you implemented volumes as a way to ensure you have a set of books to sell in just one shot. However; if you choose to write a quality book, and you fill these plot holes to prevent them from being discovered, you can increase quality of your story. Essentially, you are writing a long movie script of some sort. Light novels use lots of dialog because, there’s nore communication between characters. If you are adventurous, and you are writing just for your audience with a hint of making small profits, you can write more, and keep your projects active like usual.
3: Reduce Prices Of Your Books
Only price your books that can be valuable. For this instance; you wrote a book for a long period of time, and you value your work what you are writing with quality. This is key for balancing making profit, and only growing your audience. If you distribute your books to public libraries, you need to ensure you don’t raise your price too high.
Don’t put ALL of these eggs in just one basket. Diversify your priced books to check if your work is receiving some reads. Never attempt to use bots to get reads of your work. Also, don’t use any of these fraudulent means to gain readers. If you stumbled upon a book what you want to share to your family and friends; you can share a link, and you can also talk about it on your own blog what you are running, this is useful if you are a skilled writer who wanted to gather readers who want to get more information about a book what you are writing.
If you write quality books as a living, and you have high prices, You may need to adjust prices for special discounts, or as a way to give other books a chance to catch up.