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Subject: UKNM: RE:UKNM Digest V1 #84 Cannibalisation of sales
From: Stefan Lubomirski de Vaux
Date: Fri, 9 Oct 1998 15:24:04 +0100

On 08/10/98, uk-netmarketing wrote:
>
>UKNM Digest Thursday, October 8 1998
>Volume 01 : Number 084
>New Subject
Cannabilisation of Sales

I would like to ask what peoples' experience has been, when they have been
selling a book, bulletin or guide through normal channels and then have put a
version of it on the website, either as a mini website or as a downloadable .pdf file.
Obviously one has the option for offering these versions to Registered users
thus capturing their details for marketing purposes or even charging them for
access/download.

Have sales gone down - taken away by the (free) give away on the website?.
Have sales been unnaffected?
or have sales gone up?, because interest in the document has been raised and
people still like having the traditional hard copy, on their bookshelves in the
end even after having got a copy residing on their computer or printed out from a
.pdf file.

Regards Stefan Lubomirski de Vaux
Director, Operations
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