There’s no official rules for what constitutes a best seller, so you can pretty much do what you want. For example, the New York Times has a few bestseller lists based on sales of hardcover books, which is the criteria that they use. Most Amazon publishers seem to consider the bestseller lists for overall and…
As long as your book isn’t in KDP Select you can sell it anywhere you want. Be aware, though, that Amazon will price match so if you give it away in one spot and Amazon finds it, then they might reduce the price to giving it away on their platform as well. (Which can be…
That is completely market-driven and has nothing to do with where the book is printed or who published it. There is a lot that comes into play, including but not limited to… what books usually go for in a specific niche the quality of the information in the book the marketing channels behind the book…
This is another question where the real answer is going to be niche-specific. Just because people in one niche prefer buying kindle books doesn’t mean that even the same person wouldn’t prefer a physical book in another niche. That said, some broad generalities that I’ve noticed in the niches I’ve been in and that I suspect hold relatively true for most: It’s easier…
Your Author Central account can have up to 3 pen names associated with it, and you can create new author central accounts using different email addresses if you need to. I tend to keep my accounts separate entities based on the type of books being sold; my children book pen names are under one account, my business…
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