Does the pricing on your book on your site have to match what it sells for on Amazon, etc?

I'm rereading the Big Leap by Gay Hendricks and here are the questions to figure out where to focus your time and energy: What do I love to do that I can do for long periods without getting bored? (You're passionate about it and love the challenge... you can also discover this by trying things you hate and figuring out what you'd want instead) What work do I do that doesn't feel like work? (you'd do it for free!) In my work, what produces the highest ratio of abundance and satisfaction amount of time spent? (this lens shows you the money) What is my unique ability? (often this is a combo of the above but with your own twist). My zone of genius is reading, networking with authors and entrepreneurs (I would do this for free), digital products (I figured this out by attempting to sell physical products and hating it), coaching and talking about self help strategies and mindset stuff (I do it for free), writing spicy scenes or group action scenes with wacky side characters (my word count per hour doubles or triples with these scenes).... and hypnotherapy . I also love dance, music, and creating playlists but more for fun. Same with gardening witchy, wild spaces. You?

Who wants to do a 10k in 10 days challenge (Rachel Rodgers-style?) In October 👀

Hi, I'm wide and getting ready to put my boxed sets back up online and add a couple of new ones. Q: Is it good thinking to only put the boxed sets in KU to get those readers (and have a longer read) or should I go wide with the boxed sets too? In case it matters, my indie books are mainly steamy Regencies. Thanks!

So currently I have three series starters that are free. While I get a good set of downloads per day I am not seeing the readthrough I should be. I am starting to wonder if they are just freebie seekers that are downloading these titles. I am thinking now of changing my strategy. I was thinking of moving the first books in each series to a 99 cent price point, perhaps lowering the second book by a dollar or so, and increasing the other books in the series up a dollar. I am planning to keep the series starters free for building my newsletter instead. Has anyone done this? Could I get some thoughts on this strategy?