Self-publishing vs. Traditional publishing infographic Ever thought you as an author are leaving so much money on the table?
This infographic was originally posted on America’s Press.
Self-publishing vs. Traditional publishing infographic Ever thought you as an author are leaving so much money on the table?
This infographic was originally posted on America’s Press.
Well done infographic about self-publishing vs. traditional publishing.
Research your market, outline your book, section it into bite-size chunks, then work on it until it’s finished. It doesn’t have to be long, especially if it’s cheap. Check out Seth Godin’s books for an example of short and sweet. Just make sure your book delivers value on every page.
Once your feet are wet from your first eBook, you can finally get around to writing the novel you’ve been dreaming about!
Infographic by: Website Creation.com
Though I’m a creative type, I’m also pretty obsessed with numbers and charts, so I found this to be a really interesting breakdown of self publishing vs. traditional.
If you just scan the article, it will probably seem like e-books and self-publishing are no brainers. You receive a larger portion of the profits, there’s no printing costs, and the risk is significantly lower. But there are a few key points here that may be overlooked:
Feel free to share your thoughts or ask any questions you may have. It’s a lot of data, but I think overall, very informative.
This infographic was originally posted on The Digital Writer.
After another of the lesbian fiction publishers is about to close down, the discussions on some Yahoo groups started anew: What is better for authors—traditional or self-publishing?
Well, we are a (not so) traditional publisher, but we tried to list the pros and cons that each option has for authors.
Advantages of traditional publishing
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