Tag Archives: sales data

This month is about what I’m expecting until we release new product, which will almost certainly generate a spike in sales. Slow? Yup. But that’s expected. One gets back what one puts in, and I haven’t put anything in for … Continue reading →

And here I am, once again, to let you know just how miniscule SEP truly is. I should be here telling you about Head Crushers, but who knows where that is going. Centurion is on hold, although the mechanics are … Continue reading →

Well now, things certainly have slowed down now, haven’t they? Given that I don’t anticipate having any new products coming out in the near future, the trajectory for sales is likely a continued downward trend that will level out somewhere … Continue reading →

Well, the year is at an end. December wasn’t too bad of a month for SEP thanks mainly to the release – late though it may have been – of Kiss My Axe: Thirteen Warriors and an Angel of Death. … Continue reading →

The numbers weren’t so bad this month. I had hoped to have Kiss My Axe out in November, but it was delayed. I have the final in hand, but I’m waiting for the proof copy of the print edition before … Continue reading →

October wasn’t much of a month for sales. The free product I released (Operation Nearscape: An Osiris File) did fine, but the point of releasing was to get feedback on it and gauge interest. I got a good review, but … Continue reading →

As you can see from the figures below, Crossing the Millers did pretty well for its first month—and that is, of course, relative to my expectations. Please remember, when looking at those figures, that Sword’s Edge Publishing is a z-list … Continue reading →