Pricing Your Children's Book for Maximum Profits

Episode 13: Pricing Your Children’s Book for Maximum Profits

Pricing Your Children's Book for Maximum ProfitsIn this episode, I talk about a topic that trips up many self-published children’s authors: how to price your book so it actually sells. But beyond just selling, it’s important that you actually make some money from your books so you can keep creating more! Sometimes selling (or giving away) as many copies as possible means less money for you in the long run.

That’s why in this episode I talk about the best price points for your book on Amazon, how to find the “sweet spot” between low prices and maximum profitability, how to use pricing strategy effectively (don’t worry, it’s easy), and when to use “non-standard” prices for your books.

If you’ve been stressing about how to price your book, or want to revisit the pricing on books you already have up for sale, don’t miss this episode! Everything I share is based off of my own personal experience of pricing and selling my own books, as well as what I’ve seen other successful authors do and what Amazon recommends. It’s a quick but powerful episode.

If you have any questions about pricing, or want to share your own results with different prices, please leave them in the comments!

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3 responses to “Episode 13: Pricing Your Children’s Book for Maximum Profits”

  1. Marian Miller Avatar
    Marian Miller

    I am in the process of having my children’s book published. It is a book of rhyming stories. The publisher says the retail price will be $31.00. Does anyone pay that much for a children’s book?

    1. Wow! That price seems incredibly high to me. I think it would be really difficult for customers to be willing to pay that much for a children’s book, unless it was a limited edition from a famous author or something like that. How many pages is the book going to be?

  2. Hi Beau

    I have really enjoyed your tutorials and found them most insightful. I’m about to e publish my first children’s picture book this October. Found you through Jon Bard and Laura Backes course. Still fine tuning my launch plan. I wish you all the best.

    stewart

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