Made $4000+ in Gross Revenue!
by Pascal PrechtIn the last week, https:rebase-book.com made $2000+ more in gross revenue since the last revenue milestone, crossing the 4k line!
230 copies have been sold now and I'm very happy to see that there are +- 10 sales coming every day.
Here are some numbers:
- Total gross revenue: $4,185.56
- Total sales: 230
- Conversion Rate last 30 days (rebase-book.com): 18.3%
- Conversion Rate (rebase-book.com): 12.8%
I'll be writing a "post-mortem" article about how I've authored and published a book within 2 months this week.
Follow me on twitter for updates: https://twitter.com/PascalPrecht
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Awesome congrats! I always enjoy seeing more independent authors having success with consumable books like this. Keep up the great work, I'll follow along on Twitter.
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Congratulations!!!
It is a major milestone, but get ready for higher horizons.
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Will do!
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I barely understand Git and I couldn't tell you what a "rebase" is to save my life. HOWEVER, I really love your landing page and cover art. Congrats on your sales this month! Care to share what's been working for you in terms of marketing? Is it all organic or paid as well?
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Hey @tomalley
Thanks for the kind words!
So in terms of marketing, it really boils down to these things here: https://www.indiehackers.com/product/rebase-book/200-sold-copies--M-4Keh0hRvgsbIGFXrA?commentId=-M-9KtZj3naeLQFs25-d&utm_campaign=forum-notification&utm_medium=email&utm_source=indie-hackers-emails
Lemme know if you have more questions!
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Congrats! I'm writing a book and taking notes on your success.
Would love to see your "stack" for authoring and publishing.
Also, how did you decide on pricing?
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Hey @blakerson
I'll get into more detail on the stack in a follow-up article. But it boils down to
pandoc.As for pricing, I did a quick poll when I've started the project:
https://www.indiehackers.com/product/rebase-book/evaluation-and-feedback--Lvr2SJ-x2IYEQitenUi?utm_campaign=forum-notification&utm_medium=email&utm_source=indie-hackers-emailsWhen it comes to pricing, it's very important not to undersell yourself. Keep in mind that, what you're charging is actually not just the product that customers get, but also what they get out of using your product. Given that, a lot of products should probably be higher priced.
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Congrats bro! :)
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Thank you!
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