8 Reasons to Become An Independent Book Publisher
Blondie L. Clayton

 

More authors are becoming independent book publishers with the new technology that is in place today. If you Google book publishers, self publishing, poetry publishing, etc., you would see they go on for pages. You would be overwhelmed. Why? What has caused this flood of providers volleying for the unpublished writers dollars? Ignored by the traditional publishers, these new writers want to be published and they are willing to do whatever it takes. They have been shunned by reputable publishing houses for those who have a name, visibility, or in the news, etc., until now.

Things have changed. The new independent book publishers will no longer query, submit queries, book proposals and wait on editors to decide whether their book idea has enough market appeal to make the publishing house a profit. No, this writer is capitalizing on the frenzy to publish independently.

The technology is available to allow independent book publishers to do it now, from printing into the market in 30- 90 days with less expense, maximum distribution on the internet, including book store chains. Independent book publishers can set the wheels in motion to make sales and move on to publish the next book. 

The benefit of an author finally making their dream of becoming a published author a reality is attractive. Why wait? Additionally, these independent book publishers do not have to store books, or print large volumes of books.

Any customer who needs a book can order and the independent publishers orders are fulfilled by the printer they have chosen to work for them. Also available are marketing tools and ideas; of course, for a reasonable fee. You are in charge of how much you want to do. In choosing the right print option to meet your needs, select 10. Read over what they offer and compare prices.

Some tips for independent book publishers: Your decision to print with a company should focus in this order: How much will it cost; how many books; do they provide optional services (editing, proofreading, etc.,); internet distribution; online book store distribution.

Financial advantages to independent book publishers, you set the price for books, which means larger royalties back to you. If it cost you $5.00 to buy your books from the printer, even if you add on an extra $7.00, it is better than the average 10% on retail most traditionally published authors receive as royalty.

When independent book publishers take into consideration that it can take a month and a half to get a response from an editor at a traditional publishing house, and that’s just one response from one publishing company versus in print in 30-90 days, as an independent it is easy to recognize that the latter saves time.

The decision to independently publish your book can be summed up in these words: Fast. Easy. Beneficial. Satisfaction. Profitable. What better reasons to join the hundreds of thousand independent book publishers who have made their dreams of becoming a self published author come true.

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