Sentences with phrase «createspace program»

Or, check out the services offered from Amazon's CreateSpace program, which include design, editing, and more.

The store carries titles from other publishers, so it isn't clear what percentage of the titles, if any, will come from the CreateSpace program, but it seems likely that New York Times indie bestsellers would find shelf space at the store.

(Authors can also publish print copies through Amazon's CreateSpace program.)

She and Valterra had talked about throwing a book party when they publish the print version through Amazon's CreateSpace program, which is currently planned for later this month.

Not exact matches

Therefore (and this is a big therefore), I advise opting out of the Amazon CreateSpace Expanded Distribution program (which is free, but don't be tempted) and using IngramSpark to distribute your PDF - formatted print - on - demand books everywhere else.

Going forward we can't really speak for CreateSpace and how they might be changing their program.

Step Two: Novelist gets the manuscript into shape with some first readers and maybe a good copyedit, then launches it on electronic sites and gets it through a POD publisher such as CreateSpace, which will give you cheap author's copies in their $ 39 pro program.

Few know that CreateSpace uses IngramSpark to offer the books in this program to...

This tends to happen when an author has had some good success with their eBook sales and would like to create a print book using the POD programs offered by LSI and / or CreateSpace.

Last year, Amazon began offering a beta program which allowed indies the option of creating print books through their KDP program instead of going to Createspace or one of the other POD options currently available.

If you're not using Amazon / Createspace / KDP, see if the self publishing platform you are using offers any similar programs to help increase your revenues from multiple formats.

For now, the only news about the still - in - beta program is that the files must be submitted in PDF, which is a break from CreateSpace accepting Word docs and PDF.

Nook also offers a print - on - demand program, which seems meant to compete with Amazon's CreateSpace; what potentially differentiates it is the carrot of having your print edition picked up and stocked in a brick - and - mortar location.

I used CreateSpace's cover design program for all of my books.

CreateSpace is free to use, but once a book is put into CreateSpace's expanded distribution program, the base price, or cost of producing and distributing the book, goes up.

First you need to remove your book from CreateSpace's Expanded Distribution program.

UPDATE (October 18, 2013): It has been brought to my attention that the CreateSpace expanded distribution program might not get your books into Amazon.ca.

Amazon used the conference to announce their new program that helps you use your Createspace books and submit them to Kindle Direct Publishing.

For example, if you're using CreateSpace and enroll in the Expanded Distribution program, you will have to charge at least $ 8.25 per copy for a 200 - page book with 5.5» x 8.5» trim size and black - and - white interior (including images).

That means they upload their print book files to CreateSpace and choose «expanded distribution» (which reaches Ingram and Baker & Taylor) and upload their e-book files to Amazon KDP and enroll in KDP Select, which is an Amazon exclusivity program with marketing perks.

Createspace and many localized versions of its ebook store have also hit different markets and its self - publishing program appeals to the entire range of foreign markets, including India.

When a graduate school professor contacted Rendall recently about that particular title's availability for the Kindles that were being distributed to all of the MBA students in the university's program, Rendall's book was not yet published digitally; it took no effort to have CreateSpace convert it to an e-book because they already had the digital version stored for print - on - demand purposes.

If you're merely collecting royalties from sales of your books through self publishing programs such as Amazon's Createspace or Kindle Direct Publishing (KDP), there are a couple royalty structures you'll need to consider when setting a price.

A large part of that budget going to a friend to proof and the rest to CreateSpace or InDesign premium programs.

I've tried this both ways: setting up a book at CreateSpace first, not putting it into the expanded distribution program, and then setting it up at IS / LSI, and vice versa.

If you have a book cover made by a program like Createspace's free cover generator, people will assume you are an amateur, and what's worse, that you don't take pride in your projects.

You can't put your book into the expanded distribution program at CreateSpace, but if you're also at IS / LSI, you don't need to.

You'll see that if you've already set up the book at IS / LSI, CreateSpace won't even let you put it into the expanded distribution program.

I'm not sure since I don't know anyone who is in the Createspace Direct program or resells books.

This new program means you don't have to move out of your KDP dashboard to Createspace to set up your print book.

Use either CreateSpace's expanded distribution program, or go... [Continue reading]

Although, CreateSpace has a program that they call «Expanded Distribution».

With CreateSpace shuttering its full service programs and Amazon continuing with its longer term strategy to merge and streamline its print and ebook platforms, it is notable that KDP has returned once again to the top spot in the index.

But if you want to take advantage of CreateSpace's Expanded Distribution program, your trim size options narrow, especially if you want your book printed on cream paper.

Perhaps it's because Amazon started discounting CreateSpace paperbacks more after discontinuing the 4 - for - 3 program.

Amazon CreateSpace is an online POD book creation tool and their free Expanded Distribution program claims to make your book available to online retailers and brick - and - mortar bookstores.

That's kind of a stretch because CreateSpace does not offer the discounts and returns program that brick - and - mortar bookstores insist upon.

Or is this just a programming function that happens with CreateSpace for print books (and therefore it's not possible to have the desired look)?

Once you're enrolled, you can add a range of information about your book, and also learn about some other terrific programs — like Search Inside the Book, and Createspace, and Kindle.

CreateSpace offers its Expanded Distribution program for a $ 25 a year fee.

Alas, BookSurge / CreateSpace has since discontinued this program because traditional publishers were upset that shoddy self - published books were being featured on the same page as their books.

With programs offered by CreateSpace and LightningSource it is easier than ever to publish a book

CreateSpace claims to offer «some of the highest royalties in the industry,» as well as an easy ebook conversion through its Kindle Direct Publishing (KDP) electronic publishing program (see below).

These include the Amazon Affiliates Program, Audio books and print on demand books via CreateSpace

*** Bonus Tip **** For authors self - publishing using Amazon's CreateSpace or KDP programs, the biggest mistake you can make is not utilizing all of the tools that CreateSpace makes available to you.

Due to their response and some awesome first communications with CreateSpace peeps, Love Unscripted was offered into their program.

And I did something ballsy stupid / smart — I emailed Jeff Bezos directly and asked him why CreateSpace novels were not eligible for entry into the Amazon sanctioned «Vine Review» program.

I'm going to venture to guess that Amazon will not penalize or remove books that are listed with CreateSpace — and as Amazon moves away from CreateSpace to consolidate its print and e-book self - publishing program onto Kindle, you will undoubtedly see that self - published authors with Kindle accounts will continue to be listed, while other self - published authors will suffer.

April Hamilton told her about CreateSpace and then she found out about Kindle from my Author 2.0 program.

This combination program is available to unilaterally launch your book on all global Amazon CreateSpace distribution platforms -LRB-(US) Amazon.com, CreatSpace.com.