If you’re buying stuff via Amazon, feel free to use this link. Or, if you don’t like me, find somebody who you do like, and use their Amazon Affiliate link. I can assure that, whoever it is, they will be happy to get the money. It’s not like the halcyon days of the Oughts, but that Christmas-time bounce is still welcome, yes, very welcome indeed.
(PS: I also have a wish list. Just in case there are family members looking at this site, or something.)
#commissionearned
Remember, FROZEN DREAMS is still on sale for 99 cents as part of the Black Friday/Cyber Monday sale! Check out more books on sale (from other authors) here! Or buy directly from your favorites!
Feel free to use this link to get all your stuff. Every little bit helps. Heck, order FROZEN DREAMS and give it as gifts to all your friends!
I mean, sure, buy stuff on Amazon and use this link: Amazon.com
The first two days of the holiday sales period have netted $4.45 billion in U.S. online purchases, with mobile devices — led by smartphones — accounting for a record $1.5 billion of that amount, with $2.72 billion spent on BlackFriday and $1.73 billion on Thanksgiving. The figures come from Adobe, which has been tracking some 4,500 sites, including 80% of the top 100 retailers.
This is an improvement from last year; at least, Thanksgiving sales were and it’s estimated that Black Friday and Cyber Monday will follow suit. People do love buying their presents online these days. And go for it! …’Course, I’m biased that way.
I suppose that this was going to be inevitable.
Cyber Monday: pic.twitter.com/AImWGVyxJ1
— etherbrian (@etherbrian) December 2, 2013
Speaking of Cyber Monday… feel free to use my Amazon Affiliate links. Even if you’re a lurker! …Or, if you’re a lurker who doesn’t want to give me money, trust me: the person running your favorite Lefty site is probably desperate for extra revenue. It ain’t easy out there for, oh, about 99% of left-leaning blogs.
Moe Lane
PS: For those wondering, it’s apparently this: Kid Galaxy Morphibians Killer Whale. As per Constant Reader acat in comments.
Amazon.com has a Cyber Monday?
Sorry: it just sounds weird, for some reason. I got the impression that ‘Black Thursday’ really took off when the online shopping thing started seriously eroding the brick-and-mortar stores’ bottom lines; but what, exactly, are the online retailers competing against? Tangible hallucinations?
But far be it from me to avoid a source of filthy lucre…