Sentences with phrase «then pubit»
When we bring a new book into existence, I focus on the bigger houses in this order: Kindle first (they sell most), then Pubit (Nook reader, or its replacement) for Barnes & Noble, then Smashwords (so I can get into Apple, but we've also reached Kobo, Sony, and Diesel that way too), all with the same ebook Word file.
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The indie publisher has to do a cover, which includes finding the photo or the art, then format the manuscript, and then launch it on Kindle and Pubit and Smashwords, among others.
-- It took me five minutes to save - as and zip the files, add the copyright extra into Smashwords, then load the files up to Kindle, Pubit, and Smashwords.
I just can't imagine not selling on B & N. Like Susan said, if you didn't want to take the extra effort to do Pubit, then just upload to Smashwords and sell there and several other places.
Then the B&N technologists seem to have fallen prey to the second system effect and created a replacement for Pubit!
Once everything is showing up as it should (and you've verified by saving and reopening in Sigil), THEN go upload the Epub file to Pubit!
Barnes and Noble recently trademarked the phrase PubIt PRO and since then many baseless rumors inundated the internet.
Then you can try Smashwords.com — which ports to most of the other major e-Bookstores except Amazon and Google — or PubIt!
It's funny, thinking back on it, to remember that there were no such panic attacks when Barnes & Noble brought out what was then called the Pubit platform for indie authors and small presses.
If the only publishing you are going to do is eBooks on the big retail platforms, then I would suggest adding either Barnes & Noble Nook (via Pubit) or Apple's iStore after giving Kindle a running start.