Hey folks. Some of you will already know about this but some won't so I feel like it's a good thing to add to your toolbox: if you are published/self-published and selling your work in Nook and Kindle formats, you may come across friends/family/contacts that tell you they would buy your work but they don't have a Nook/Kindle. Make sure that you remember to tell them that they can not only view it on their PC with the free software provided by both Amazon and B&N, but that there are applications for smart phones (also free) that essentially turn the phone into a mini Nook/Kindle.
In other words, if you hear the reasoning that somebody hasn't made the conversion away from paper yet or anything similar, you should have something in the back of your mind to remind you that anybody with a PC (w/internet, of course) or smart phone ("") can buy, download, and read your books. (I'm not going to spend time in this post going into how you can convert files for other readers, but that is also worth mentioning; the bottom line is that just about anybody can buy your Nook/kindle/other formatted books and read them). My 2.
In other words, if you hear the reasoning that somebody hasn't made the conversion away from paper yet or anything similar, you should have something in the back of your mind to remind you that anybody with a PC (w/internet, of course) or smart phone ("") can buy, download, and read your books. (I'm not going to spend time in this post going into how you can convert files for other readers, but that is also worth mentioning; the bottom line is that just about anybody can buy your Nook/kindle/other formatted books and read them). My 2.
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