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| | | | | You've written your first book and can't wait to make it available to the world. Which self-publishing platform can provide the services and features that fit your needs? There are several excellent options, each with some overlap. Compare their pros and cons to determine which is right for you. 1. IngramSpark Publishing IngramSpark offers hardcover, | |
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| | | | | When Amazon revealed its KDP platform back in 2007, it revolutionized the author world. With no gatekeepers sending away people, writers and authors could write and publish a book without the need for a publishing house. The Kindle Direct Publishing became the hub where authors can upload their work and publish it online. Readers have | |
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| | | | | [AI summary] Amazon's book publishing business dominates the market with significant sales figures, self-publishing opportunities, and a substantial impact on the publishing industry. | |
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| | | Kobo Writing Life and Kobo Plus for ebook authors: How does it work? Self-publishing ebooks direct vs. distribution through Draft2Digital? What is Kobo Plus vs. Kindle Unlimited? Learn more about Kobo, Kobo Plus, Kobo Promotions, Kobo partners, and Kobo Writing Life Podcast. | ||