Publishing, Blogging, and Freelancing
Using print-on-demand services can get your book published and in your hands in a short amount of time. Just make sure you write something people will want to read and has been checked and edited. You don’t want obvious mistakes in your book to ruin your reputation as a creator.
Whether you’re an indie-published author or have gone the traditional route, ordering author copies is part of the publishing process. But not everyone takes advantage of these books and what they can do for marketing. The bottom line is they can be worth quite a bit to the right audience.
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As a beginner in self-publishing, I was very apprehensive about Amazon’s KDP and its print-on-demand service. After all, this was my first book and I wanted it to look nice. So, how was my experience with PoD and the paperback version of my book?
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