Making the work
Growing an audience
Running the business
4 tools that solve a similar problem. Compare what each costs and what it covers.
Publish to Kobo and keep your rights
Kobo Writing Life is free and publishes to Kobo's own store instead of Amazon, worth adding for a writer who wants to reach readers outside Kindle.
Print books and magazines one copy at a time
Blurb also prints one copy at a time with no minimum order, covering magazines as well as books for someone whose project is not a standard paperback.
Self-publish to Kindle and keep 70 percent
Amazon KDP reaches Kindle readers directly and pays 70 percent in royalties, the pick for anybody chasing an ebook audience rather than a printed one.
Print a book into the retail supply chain
IngramSpark plugs a printed book into the retail supply chain that bookstores and libraries actually order from, the choice when the goal is shelf distribution rather than a direct sale.
