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Tag Archives: Traditional publishing
The 10 Reasons That Convinced Me To Become A Self-Publisher (Infographic)
Click on the image to enlarge it. View the full post that goes with this infographic. Share This Image On Your Site Please include attribution to “Kunz On Publishing” with this graphic. Hashtags: #selfpublishing #bookmarketing Related Posts7 Tips To Working … Continue reading
What Is Print-On-Demand (POD) Publishing?
Synopsis Print-on-demand (POD) publishing is a way to have books immediately printed and bound AFTER a customer places an order for the book. This can be a very efficient, fast, and cost-effective way to get books into the hands of … Continue reading
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What Is Self-Publishing?: A Quick Overview
Synopsis Self-publishing is where you, the author, bypass all the intermediaries that are involved in traditional publishing. These intermediaries do the editing, designing, illustrating, marketing, promotion, etc. of your book. As a self-publisher, you get to choose which functions you … Continue reading
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Tagged Design, Development, Editing, Intermediaries, Marketing, Podcast, Production, Profits, Promotion, Self-Publishing, Selling, Traditional publishing
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The 10 Reasons That Convinced Me To Become A Self-Publisher
Synopsis Here I share with you my favorite reasons for becoming a self-publisher. As I see it, self-publishing can be a great way to enhance your current career and business, but it can, with a lot of work and fortitude, … Continue reading
The 10 Reasons That Convinced Me To Become A Self-Publisher
Self-publishing is a very powerful, exciting, and alluring concept. On its simplest level, it’s a way to get your words and ideas to a world-wide audience. On an artistic level, it’s an extension of the creative process. Self-publishing is a fun, interesting, and profitable way to satisfy your need to create a product, share it with the world in an appealing way, and make money doing it. Continue reading
What Is Print-On-Demand Publishing (POD)?: A Guide for Self-Publishers
Just-in-Time Production
Print on demand publishing is a way to have books printed and bound – after a customer places an order for the book. Whether the customer orders one copy or ten, these copies will be created, within minutes, and sent out to that customer – therefore no inventory for the publisher or the distributor to buy and put into storage. Continue reading
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Tagged Distributor, Inventory, Out-Of-Print, POD, Printing, Traditional publishing, Upfront Costs, Warehouse
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What Is Self-Publishing?
Self-publishing is where you, the author, bypass all the intermediaries that are involved in traditional publishing. These intermediaries do the editing, designing, illustrating, marketing, promotion, etc. of your book. As a self-publisher these functions will typically be your job. Although, you can easily hire people to do these functions for you and still be considered a self-publisher. As a self-publisher you get to choose which functions you want to do, and which ones you need […] Continue reading
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Tagged Design, Development, Editing, Intermediaries, Marketing, Production, Profits, Promotion, Self-Publishing, Selling, Traditional publishing
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