Author Archives: Ann O'Brien

9 Nonfiction Writing Tips for Better Stories

Nonfiction books are a large part of the publishing world. If you’re determined to write your own, follow these nonfiction writing tips to produce a book that informs and inspires your readers. What Is a Nonfiction Book? A nonfiction book … Continue reading »

7 Elements of a Printed Product Catalog

A printed product catalog does more than just showcase products. It is a fantastic storytelling medium to engage customers in your brand’s story. While online catalogs are increasingly popular, many of the biggest names in just about every market also … Continue reading »

Children’s Scripture Book: Spotlight on Charlie and the Little Prince

Charlie and the Little Prince is a non-profit children’s scripture book written for the purpose of sharing the Gospel with children. By using the ministry link on their website, 100% of your donation will place these books in children’s hands … Continue reading »

5 Ways to Properly Store Self-Published Books

Bibliophiles, self-published authors, and avid readers of all ages likely have one common problem: where to store self-published books. We tuck them into the few, spare inches of crowded bookshelves, stack them perilously on nightstands or even use a few … Continue reading »

Make Your Print Catalog Design More Eye-Catching in 9 Simple Steps

Since most people are inundated with daily doses of digital marketing, many companies are again turning to tried and true print marketing like catalogs to sell their products. Companies that want to stand out create a sleek, memorable and tangible … Continue reading »

Religious Workbook Printing: Spotlight on Institute Bible Study Series

This religious workbook printing project was everything you’d want in a workbook — well designed, plenty of space for the user to write in, and bound appropriately for a workbook (wire-o). It does a wonderful job of presenting its mission: … Continue reading »

9 Useful Tips for Writing and Publishing Self-Help Books

If you’ve decided to write self-help books, you’re joining one of the fastest-growing and most lucrative segments of the publishing industry. Publishers have reported a steady increase in self-help titles, and sales are steady. If you can help people solve … Continue reading »

5 Secrets to Becoming an Amazon Best Seller

Just about every published author eagerly tracks how well their book sales progress. Authors pore over retail and online sales and compare those sales to other books on the market or even their own previously published books. But one of … Continue reading »

Joke Book Printing Project: Spotlight on Time to Laugh Again

We have had the pleasure of printing five different joke book printing projects for Dan Buck. In this day and age, laughter is truly the best medicine and we really enjoy reading through Dan’s jokes. We hope he has many … Continue reading »

Book Spine Best Practices

Creating a cover and spine for your book is one of the creative aspects of becoming a self-published author. But developing a digital file that shows off your book with beautiful front and back covers and includes a perfectly sized … Continue reading »

4 Ways (and 4 Tips) To Make Money as a Writer

Writers hone their craft in a variety of ways. Some writers jump right in and publish a book as soon as they can. Others take on whatever writing gigs they can find to pay the bills or to just get … Continue reading »

Saddle Stitch Children’s Book: Spotlight on Tamias’s Curious Chase

We were delighted to print this adorable saddle stitch children’s book for first-time author, Brandi Mire, and illustrator, Lauren Hill. The story chronicles Britt and Liam, her big furry dog, as they meet new creatures around their new home and … Continue reading »