Sentences with phrase «createspace also»

However, CreateSpace also gives us the opportunity to see our name in print.

CreateSpace also lets you link a digital or Kindle version of your book to the paperback, which allows purchasers to choose their format on the same sales page.

Apart from KDP, Amazon's homegrown CreateSpace also secures a top spot as a distributor of Print - on - Demand (POD) books, CDs, and DVDs.

CreateSpace also limits a proof order to 5 copies and they need to go to the same address.

Similarly to the services offered at Happy Self Publishing, Createspace also offers a selection of paid products including a design, editing and marketing package, or all three combined into one.

CreateSpace also has a done - for - you editing service for around $ 0.03 per word, which is more typical for «professional» editing rates.

Not exact matches

I also think createspace did a great job with the printing.

I looked at Lulu but also at CreateSpace, and I decided upon CreateSpace since it offered more things for a smaller fee.

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

We will also help you with your paperback copies, getting your book listed through print on demand sites such as Createspace.

We used a 40 percent wholesale discount for IngramSpark to allow for a better comparison with CreateSpace, and also show the royalties one can expect from IngramSpark with a 55 percent wholesale discount.

Danny also uses CreateSpace for its broad distribution and fulfillment, which reduces stress on his business and frees up time.

We also do Print covers for CreateSpace, Lulu, Booklocker and others.

(It should also mean that CreateSpace Book Descriptions will show up on all those sites, but so far they're missing in action in Spain, Italy, and France.)

I also used CreateSpace but since I am not a graphics designer, I used the self - publishing services of Norlu.com who uses Create Space and designs the layout and book cover.

Cover art is also important but Kindle and CreateSpace do have some templates you can try.

We also do print covers for CreateSpace, Snowfall, Ingram, MiniBuk and others.

Then you simply upload that PDF as the interior file for CreateSpace / Amazon and / or IngramSpark (you'll also need a PDF of your cover... with a spine, etc..

KDP is only meant for publishing e-books, but you can also self - publish paperbacks with other companies, notably, CreateSpace, or Lulu

They also provide a PDF so you can upload it to IngramSpark or CreateSpace.

If you are self - published, also read books about Kindle and CreateSpace.

We also cover the option of using both IngramSpark and CreateSpace at the same time.

Also, they'll see that the book is CreateSpace when they go to buy the book and they're essentially buying from a competitor, at not a full discount.

If you have an existing book that is already in CreateSpace, if it's in regular CreateSpace, you can set up a Spark account and also put it in Spark.

Draft2Digital does claim to be working on allowing authors to choose CreateSpace as one of its distribution options, which is alarming; by its own FAQ admission, «e-books and print books are fundamentally different media,» yet the site also states that a Word document can be formatted as an ePub within minutes, and that same uploaded file can be formatted for CreateSpace exactly the same way.

ISBN: Use the print edition ISBN that was assigned via Bowker (which you may also be using on CreateSpace).

Self - publishing allows you more control over your book, but also gives you more responsibility: First you need to design the book professionally and upload the files to Createspace and Kindle (my preferences).

We also take you behind the scenes of our own accounts for Amazon KDP, PubIt, Smashwords, and Createspace showing you the step by step process for publishing as well as providing material on KDP Select and formatting your file with Scrivener.

She is also the author of a book, How to Market, Sell, Distribute, and Promote Your Book: Critical, Hard - to - Find Information for Authors and Publishers (CreateSpace).

I was also surprised to see that you have a way bigger income from Audible than you do from createspace.

The main problem with formatting through Createspace is that they aren't working with your cover designer; if left unguided, they will just choose random fonts that probably don't look too bad, but also don't match your cover design, leading to a very rough and fragmented reader experience.

Amazon has a new platform available that is called KDP Print, and there is also a platform called CreateSpace.

We also provide at no extra charge a 300dpi 2700x1800 jpeg which is a high resolution file suitable for printing and is of a high enough quality to incorporate into a CreateSpace cover.

Books also became paperback books through Createspace.

I also sign all over the country with book sellers, B&N included, who have also done special accounting for createspace books before.

I sold 178 paperback copies on CreateSpace, also owned by Amazon.

Also, if you want your images to be full bleed and extend to the margins of your book, you need to check that option in Createspace.

Remember, the actual publishing part is FREE on all the ebook retailers and also for print on Createspace.

You can also print copies on demand using IngramSpark or CreateSpace.

Author: Timothy Yohe Publisher: Amazon CreateSpace ISBN: 978 -1-5173269-8-2 Price: $ 8.99 Page Count / Binding: 106 page Paperback; also in Kindle Ebook Available through: Amazon

We also offer an alternative to the «self - publishing - with - no - upfront - costs», which is the market Createspace, Lightning Source and Lulu populate.

If you are publishing a new book through in Ingram Spark account, should you also publish it through Createspace?

Lyon founded the Chico Authors and Publishers Society, which meets at Lyon Books and which offers prospective writers tips on working with agents but also on how to self - publish a book using the Amazon tool CreateSpace.

Her books have been translated into Spanish and Portuguese and are also now also available through CreateSpace and Amazon in print versions.

I also say this because I've noticed an emphasis on Createspace and Kindle Direct Publishing (KDP) emails and websites highlighting free DIY (Do It Yourself) tools, such as a Microsoft Word Add - In, to assist authors in creating print books.

Also owned by Amazon, Createspace is Kindle Direct Publishing's counterpart — for printed books.

+ Also, in contrast to Createspace, it is possible to set up hardcover books which I will need to do for an Early Reader story I've planned.

If you are creating a cover for a paperback book, you can also download a blank template that is the correct size for your book free from CreateSpace here.

pearlmacb — yes CreateSpace is a good place to begin, after all the next one which many refer to is Lighting Source but you're better off knowing what should and should not be done by a writer to be accepted — also I beleive that you have to be a small format publisherto print with them.

It is so much better to indie publish yourself on Amazon, ibooks, Kobo, Nook, Google Play, etc and also create a Print version of your book using a Print On Demand service like Createspace.