Post by thefourthwall on May 16, 2005 12:10:20 GMT -5
Source: prowrestling.com
In regards to how the recent WWE books have been selling, Triple H's "Making of the Game" book has sold over 19,000 copies, while WWE's "Are We There Yet" book has sold 10,000 copies. The same can't be said about some non-WWE related books. "Death of WCW" has sold 6,800 copies, Dusty Rhodes' new autobiography has sold 1,400 copies, Terry Funk's autobiography has sold close to 1,500 copies, Harley Race's book has sold 2,300 copies and Jimmy Hart's biography has only sold 750 copies.
750 copies?? Poor Jimmy Hart. That is a pathetic figure. I'm pretty sure that with proper shilling, marketing and distribution, my autobiography could push more units. I mean, 750 is REALLY bad, especially if you consider that probably 1/3 of those sales have probably been to Hart's family and friends.
In regards to how the recent WWE books have been selling, Triple H's "Making of the Game" book has sold over 19,000 copies, while WWE's "Are We There Yet" book has sold 10,000 copies. The same can't be said about some non-WWE related books. "Death of WCW" has sold 6,800 copies, Dusty Rhodes' new autobiography has sold 1,400 copies, Terry Funk's autobiography has sold close to 1,500 copies, Harley Race's book has sold 2,300 copies and Jimmy Hart's biography has only sold 750 copies.
750 copies?? Poor Jimmy Hart. That is a pathetic figure. I'm pretty sure that with proper shilling, marketing and distribution, my autobiography could push more units. I mean, 750 is REALLY bad, especially if you consider that probably 1/3 of those sales have probably been to Hart's family and friends.
