This is the first time I've self-published, so it's new to me. Kindle has plusses and minuses. It's relatively easy to get set up, and it gives you quite a bit of control over promotions, pricing, and also updates to your book/books, if needed. (So that annoying typo can be easily mended.) I think it works best for genre series fiction as opposed to standalones. The potential negatives are that you don't know what you're missing if you were also on Kobo, B/N, etc. And unless your book gains some traction, Amazon's analytics will tend to ignore it.
This is the first time I've self-published, so it's new to me. Kindle has plusses and minuses. It's relatively easy to get set up, and it gives you quite a bit of control over promotions, pricing, and also updates to your book/books, if needed. (So that annoying typo can be easily mended.) I think it works best for genre series fiction as opposed to standalones. The potential negatives are that you don't know what you're missing if you were also on Kobo, B/N, etc. And unless your book gains some traction, Amazon's analytics will tend to ignore it.
Kindle: your experience?