What Good Is Self Publishing?

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If you’re wondering what benefit self publishing is to you, then you’ve asked a good question. Here’s the thing, your project is done and your ready to start selling. The only wait time is you preparing to upload it on a site or sites of your choosing, that’s it. Self publishing gives you control and on one else. Making more money with book sales has never been easier. Book distribution on various sites, gets your book to a designated audience.

If you just want to publish to share information, you can do that too. If you happen to make money while sharing your specific information, then self publishing is a win, win situation for you and your target audience. Feel free to give your information away. It’s totally up to you. Getting a book out for others to enjoy is ultimately what all authors long to do. Whether your book is a mystery, picture book or memoir, self publishing is the best way to get your quality information to the masses without having to wait on a publisher or agent to say when.

What good is self publishing to you? Feel free to share your thoughts.

 

Too Busy Writing!

I am sorry to say I have neglected this blog for a little while now. I have so many projects going on it’s hard to keep up. I am working on two stories for kids. I am getting one of them illustrated. And by the way, the illustrations are awesome for “Princess Penelope and the Pickle Festival” I can’t wait to show them off.

I have also partnered with a few other authors to launch a new online publishing company, Three Rabbits Publishing, which we hope to launch October 1st. I have been working on the sites web content and getting all of the legal contracts together. It’s a lot of work but a labor of love.

What interesting projects have you been working on these last few weeks?

Ebook Publishing by Cornell DeVille

EBOOK PUBLISHING

HOW YOU CAN PROFIT FROM THE 21ST CENTURY GOLDRUSH

by Cornell DeVille

 If you are a novice to the world of ebook publishing, then this book may be of interest to you. DeVille has developed a short, sweet and to the point 16 chapter guide to help you create, write and format, and market your idea. Ebook Publishing is a quick guide to help you get started down the road to publishing and making money for your ebook.

 DeVille explains the process and provides readers with the new tools that are available and where to find them on the internet. If you have consistently made up excuses DeVille convinces you why you should move forward. Ebook publishing is a growing market and a $1 Billion dollar a year, thus far, business that is predicted to grow even more. Why not get on board and get paid for your valuable information.

 DeVille helps you get started with cover design along with how to format your project to Kindle and Amazon. Readers will learn how to set pricing and where to advertise your finished product. If you need help with editing, proofing or copy editing, links to popular sites are included. This is a great resource for the new ebook author.

To learn more about Cornell DeVille and for a chance to win this book as a giveaway please visit his site at:

http://cornelldeville.blogspot.com/

More Buck For Your Bang!

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Since e-book publishing seems to be getting everyone all worked up, I think that it’s fair to say it is going to be the way. Although, my first choice is to be published going the traditional route in regards to children’s stories, I do plan to keep an eye on the development of e-book sales.

Recently I came across an article from The Bookseller website that states that UK publishers will give authors an escalated rate as their e-book sales increase. Wow! Sounds like a great incentive to write and excellent book and get it out there on the market. I may even reconsider e-publishing myself.

If you would like to read more about this article just click on the link, TheBookSeller.com.

Happy Writing!