Category Archives: Self Publishing

5 Valuable Suggestions for Getting Book Endorsements

We’ve all seen book endorsements splashed across the cover of a book. Whether the book is fiction or nonfiction, book endorsements or “blurb” from well-known authors, experts, or celebrities can carry a lot of weight. Readers who recognize the blurber’s … Continue reading »

Is Printing Dead? 3 Reasons Why Print is Here to Stay

It seems like everything is digital in our world today. We buy online tickets to events and sporting events, meetings have shifted to online formats and preregistration forms for schools and medical offices are increasingly becoming electronic. The proliferation of … Continue reading »

10 Reasons Why Book Formatting Is Important

Getting every detail of your book just right will make it look great so your readers can focus on the compelling characters you have created, the creative details that make your novel stand out, the skilled way you turn a … Continue reading »

Comic Book vs. Graphic Novel Publishing

To the casual reader, any book with illustrations as the primary focus may seem like a comic book. But the truth is that books with illustrations and storylines can be anything from comic books, graphic novels, manga, or even anime. … Continue reading »

14 Great Answers to Common Book Shipping Questions

You’ve spent months or years writing your book, and the day is finally here. After all the long hours of work, the worries about the cover, the anxiety over the printing process, and all the rest, your dream of becoming … Continue reading »

10 Instances When Hiring a Ghost Writer Makes Perfect Sense

Have you been thinking about hiring a ghost writer? Many published authors have used them, including celebrities, corporate executives, sports stars, and government officials. It’s estimated that about 60% of nonfiction books are written by ghost authors, although it’s hard … Continue reading »

How to Develop a Solid Book Outline

Whether you hope to pen a personal memoir, craft a winning mystery novel, or write a nonfiction book about a compelling topic, likely some pre-work before sitting down to write the book is needed. And the organizing of content into … Continue reading »

How to Develop a Catalog Marketing Strategy That Works

If you sell products, a catalog is one of the best ways to let your customers see them and learn about them in a relaxed, low-pressure way. Millions of catalogs get mailed out every year, and they are still a … Continue reading »

5 Ways that School Printing is Worthwhile in a Digital Age

Many adults have fond memories of a desk full of schoolbooks and supplies along with a vivid memory of hauling the heavy tomes around the school, between classes, or in a backpack. But now more and more, students are provided … Continue reading »

Planner Publishing: Spotlight on Patricia Lambert’s Achievement Planner

We know we’re probably biased because we’re printers, but there’s nothing like planner publishing book to record your thoughts, dreams, and goals. Something about putting pen to paper will always be special, and this journal publishing project gives the user … Continue reading »

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 »