Mark Terry

Saturday, August 11, 2012

Interesting Stats

Interesting to me that the title to get the biggest initial bounce from offering The Devil's Pitchfork for free for a day and getting over 8000 downloads in 24 hours was ... well, The Devil's Pitchfork.
#
Title
ASIN
Units Sold
Units Refunded
Net Units Sold
Units Borrowed*
Free Units-Promo**
Free Units-Price Match***
1DEADLY BY THE DOZENB004OA6KFQ101000
2Dire StraitsB007HS9GB226026000
3EdgeB002CJLSV2404000
4Hot MoneyB0045U9R3C404000
5Monster SeekerB003QHZ6VC312000
6The Battle For AtlantisB003QHZ7V61028000
7The Devil's PitchforkB003LSTW3E912894685730
8The Fortress of DiamondsB005HVZ96M202000
9The Serpent's KissB003NUQRA648048000
10The Sins of the FatherB008DYXZ0M35035000

2 Comments:

Blogger Jude Hardin said...

That's the whole point. Robert Gregory Browne gave away 40K copies of TRIAL JUNKIES over three days, then sold 20K copies of the same title at $3.99 over the next few weeks. At that time, the free giveaways sparked algorithms that worked the book into various promo rotations on Amazon. Unfortunately, those algorithms have been adjusted, so free giveaways aren't having the same effect they used to.

9:41 AM  
Blogger Mark Terry said...

I like Rob's numbers, that's for sure. I'll be doing more give-aways, probably every couple weeks. I'm experimenting.

9:58 AM  

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