Job Seekers and the Unemployed Can Learn to Stand Out in a Crowded Marketplace Tarpon Springs, FL (i-newswire) October 3, 2012 — Getting noticed in this job market is a challenging task, especially in a difficult economy where more and more people are unemployed and looking for work. Career guidance expert James Hale of [...]
Bestseller Eye Floaters Solutions Book on Amazon only $.99 for Limited Time
May 6, 2012 By Leave a Comment
Thousands and thousands of people suffer with a nagging problem known as muscae volitantes, or more commonly known as eye floaters. Author Chantal Romy suffered with this issue for over four years before developing solutions to dramatically reduce the occurrence of this little “buggers” from her field of vision. The key to getting rid of this annoying [...]
Independent Bookstores Can Survive
January 21, 2012 By Leave a Comment
So how can the little guy – the local bookstore – compete with the likes of Amazon? Some market analysts speculate that Amazon sales will account for 50 percent of all book sales in the US by the end of 2012, which is stunning since book-selling has actually become the minority revenue stream for Amazon [...]
Is $9.99 still the Magic Price for an e-book?
December 17, 2011 By Leave a Comment
6 key points for digital book sellers
November 13, 2011 By Leave a Comment
To make it in digital book sales, authors and publishers need to be available on every platform possible to attempt to control the market share. Amazon and Barnes & Noble have recognized this on top of the hardware that they have produced… Distribution and the storefront is one area where these two points have really converged into [...]
A Look at the 4 Kindle eReaders including the Fire
October 12, 2011 By Leave a Comment
Everyone expected news about the Kindle Fire tablet, but Amazon surprised (and dazzled) ereader fans with three new Kindles on September 28, 2011. September, 2011 has been a big month for Kindle users. First, Amazon Local (which offers Groupon style local shopping deals) became a Kindle feature. Kindle users can finally check out library [...]
Portland Library offers Kindle books
September 28, 2011 By 1 Comment
A library in Mulnomah County (Portland, OR) said cardholders can now check out e-books on their Amazon Kindle or mobile devices, such as the iPhone, tablets such as the iPad, and devices running Google Inc.’s Android operating system with the free Kindle app. More than 10,000 titles are available and patrons will need both a library card [...]
Unflattering Review of the Amazon Tablet, aka Kindle Fire
September 27, 2011 By Leave a Comment
Tomorrow Amazon will unveil its answer to the iPad, says TechCrunch’s MG Seigler. “On Wednesday morning in New York City, Amazon will unveil the Kindle Fire, which is expected to retail for around $250. It is designed for two fingers, instead of ten. It is described as “like the BlackBerry Playbook, but not in a good [...]
Daily Deals on Kindle Books
September 1, 2011 By Leave a Comment
Amazon is now offering “daily deals” on Kindle books. Competing against the likes of Groupon, this idea seems long overdue and welcome news to avid readers. Yes, let’s hope that Amazon continues to offer book deals across a wide range of genres. Click here for More details on the new Amazon program. Here is a link [...]
War is On! Kindle Cloud Reader to combat Apple iTunes
August 15, 2011 By Leave a Comment
On July 26 of this year, following pressure from Apple that it would begin strenuously enforcing its 30 percent commission rate, Amazon and Barnes & Noble announced they were shutting down their in-app sales. Customers were instead instructed to go to the Internet and buy directly from their respective websites. Amazon just released the new [...]
