You’ve finished your manuscript and gotten it into a format ready to be uploaded for sale. For most of us, Amazon’s Kindle Direct Publishing or KDP is the first and most important retailer we submit our ebooks to.
e-Book Cover Design Awards, May 2018
e-Book Cover Design Awards, May 2018 including James T. Egan, Damonza, Jessica Bell, Dan Van Oss and many more
e-Book Cover Design Awards, April 2018
e-Book Cover Design Awards, April 2018 including Dane Low, German Creative, and many more.
Selling Out: Going Wide or Going Exclusive to Amazon
A lot of publishers selling ebooks decide to put all of their eggs in the Amazon basket. I don’t, I sell wide — that is, at as many retail and distribution outlets as possible.
e-Book Cover Design Awards, March 2018
e-Book Cover Design Awards, March 2018 including Marya Heidel, Yahya El-Droubie, James Egan, Dane Low, and many others
To Free or Not to Free: Giving Away Your Ebook
You can price an ebook as free on Amazon’s Kindle Direct Publishing platform — they just don’t make it easy. And it isn’t always a good idea.
e-Book Cover Design Awards, February 2018
e-Book Cover Design Awards, February 2018 including Dan Van Oss, Dane Low, and many more
Fun with Formats, Part I: ePub2 vs. ePub3
What is the difference between different formats of ebooks? We’ve talked about the difference between mobi and ePub. But what about the other major format labels and specifically, what’s the difference between ePub2 and ePub3?
e-Book Cover Design Awards, January 2018
e-Book Cover Design Awards, January 2018 including Damonza, James Egan, Monique Piscaer Bailey, André Jolicoeur and many more
Stacking Boxes: Creating a Compilation Ebook
One of the great advantages of ebooks over their paper-and-ink friends is that it’s relatively easy to create a compilation or box set.
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