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Sunday, 24 February 2008 |
The figures on books read every day, every month, and every year, are simply staggering. Here’s some mind boggling facts: that over 98% of all book titles are out of print books? Also there are thousands of new book titles are published every day worldwide?
Nevertheless, what does this mean to you? Well, if probability theory is right, it means that you probably buy a book or two every single year of your life, potentially every month, and possibly each few days. What this means for certain group is that a whole bunch of books are bought and sold every day, and if you have the vision to make some money and run a home-based bookstore, you could be possibly make money selling some of them yourself!
What do you think about this ebook idea? Shouldn’t you be in it already?
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