Selling a Radio Blog? Will Blog Subscriptions Work? 12 - January - 2012
Posted by k9zw in K9ZW Just Rambled, Amateur Radio, K9ZW.Tags: K9ZW, K9ZW Just Rambled, KE9V, Kindle, Kindle Blog
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Jeff KE9V is experimenting with a subscription service to his every evolving blog:
Amazon.com: Signal & Noise: Kindle Store: KE9V Jeff Davis
Signal & Noise [Kindle Edition]
Amateur Radio Adventures
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Licensed since 1977, I’ve been writing about the world’s greatest hobby for over a decade.
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via Amazon.com: Signal & Noise: Kindle Store: KE9V Jeff Davis.
Wishing him well with the Amazon Blog format. Amazon imposes the minimum fee to “push” content to your Kindle.
Not having a Kindle it is hard to say if the format and subscription would work for me, though I rather doubt the cost would put off subscriber from a solid blog.
Yet it does mean a hefty monthly if one would subscribe to a number of blogs – I would expect I would be able to keep my costs down to $150-200 a year, which is more than I pay for my print radio magazines.
Regardless, this Blog “With Varying Frequency – Amateur Radio Ponderings” is content enough to just have your readership as it is.
73
Steve
K9ZW
Steve,
From one of the comments left on Amazon.com. “I have a Kindle but I have to say I don’t see any reason to subscribe unless it contains exclusive content.” I guess he has a good point.
Larry W2LJ