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Cameron Armstrong
@cameron
What's the best in class partner/method for physical book publishing right now?
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Bitfloorsghost 🔵🎩
@bitfloorsghost.eth
Will let @bookish answer this but she did super well doing it via Amazon and then other book publishers from there
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bookish
@bookish
For indie, it’s kdp pod and Ingram Spark, currently to my best knowledge.
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adrienne
@adrienne
Bookmarked! I’ve been working on a children’s book that I’m trying to get ready for publishing by EOY. Wonder what you’re cooking up 👀
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Micah Nathan
@micahnathan
With your robust following, it probably won’t be hard to land a decent agent, who can go traditional publishing. Different strokes for different folks, but I found trad. publishing worth the effort.
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bookish
@bookish
You can use a number of distributors. KDP distributes from Amazon and even to third parties, ie target. Ingramspark the same. It’s clunky and the return rates aren’t author friendly though. Draft2Digital also does POD I think.
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bookish
@bookish
Among the indie community, the emphasis lies so heavily with digital, that any print sales help will likely be buried in the notables like Mark Dawson’s ads for authors. Thats probably pinnacle, although there are others
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bookish
@bookish
PSS to anyone reading, don’t fall for a vanity publisher. You never have to pay to publish. Period. The exception is paying for contractors to do your cover or narration
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Fractal
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I would look into book.io they are great
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