So what are the most common pricing mistakes you see?

Okay, so I think this is really interesting because we are also working on figuring out pricing sensitivity, like how much... a book's price can change and people are fine with it.

And it's like dark romance.

You can change the prices quite a bit and people don't mind, but contemporary rather not change the price or move from the like average price because then people will freak out a little bit more, which I thought was really interesting.

Pricing mistakes, however.

So there's three that I went to look up and the one is really interesting.

I think your debut price mistake, and that's when a debut author prices their books at like $4.99 plus, that kind of level, you're competing with authors with a lot of social proof, a lot of views, a lot of people talking about it and stuff like that.

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