10 Best Low Content Book Publishing Companies (2022)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 9 ส.ค. 2022
- Are you looking for the best low content book publishing companies for 2022 and beyond? Then, look no further than this list of the best self publishing companies that handle low content books for print on demand. Between KDP, Lulu, Barnes and Noble Press, and more, you have your hands full with more options than you'll ever care for.
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⚡😎What platforms do YOU publish low content books to? Have you heard of all of these avenues?
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Can you publish with multiple organizations?
Absolutely! Just double check the avenues you're hitting so you're not publishing duplicate content to the same platform. So, if you use Lulu and Amazon, you could deselect Amazon distribution since you'll already be publishing there.
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@@DaleLRoberts Thanks for the question and response, this was my query! Looking at some of these avenues
for Q4. Great content Dale.
I work as a legal proofreader for court reporters and am adding low content and medium content books to help me with passive income for retirement and investment. I've been shopping around several different channels and I really really appreciate both this video, as well as several others of yours that I have watched. Just wanted to express my gratitude and let you know that my notebook is filling up fast. 😁
Thanks so much for the kind words! I appreciate your comment!
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Valuable information once again. Thanks Dale.
Thanks for watching! There was one company I didn't add to the list because I didn't get confirmation in time for the video - Tablo. They still have the same limitations through Ingram, but they have the same subscription model as PublishDrive (where you pay annually for distribution and collect 100% royalties with no revenue share with Tablo).
You are so helpful! Thank you Dale ♥️
You're welcome!
brother I love how you have changed the way you are doing your videos, high energy :)
I appreciate that! I think live streaming has made me a better video creator. Also, my video editor, Dan, has been great with direction. He said - try being more like yourself in real life. We've got three more videos in production this weekend that'll blow these ones away.
Great conrent, fully loaded with information! Thanks a lot, God Bless@
You're welcome. I appreciate your comment.
I was floored with lulu paperback print quality. If I had to chose its lulu, Barnes and noble then Amazon.
Yeah, those are pretty good options.
Awesome content, Dale!
Appreciate it! Where have you been? Thanks so much for tuning in, Brandon!
KDP allows custom trim sizes. I did a couple of 6x4in pocket puzzle books even though that's not on their standard trim size list. The downside with small books is that the cost is the same so the buyer's perceived value for money isn't so good. Also I've noticed the trim can be a little iffy, and the smaller the book, the more noticeable that is.
Yep, thanks for weighing in.
Thanks again Dale... your information is always so helpful!!! Blessings, Christine C. Sponsler
Any time!
wow wow, thank you so very much sir....all in one place info, i've been watching all the horror stories of being terminated on kdp....tons of work and folks are devasteted. thank you for hope and options to monopoly amazon. :>)
You are very welcome! Yes, despite Amazon being the biggest option, it's NOT the only option. The best direction for people to go is independent. Merely use Amazon as an avenue to build brand awareness and drive traffic to your brand off Amazon. Good luck!
Offset printing - haven't tried it but it looks to me that distribution would be a serious time sink and expense unless you can get a distributor. The DIY option might seem fine until you take a week or two off in the summer or get sick. With other options everything keeps going on autopilot. When I did a quick assessment re KDP, it made me realise you're actually getting good value for money with Amazon because of all the stuff they do for you - including dealing with returns and getting the books out in a couple of days instead of a weeks when you're doing it yourself and off kayaking down the Grand Canyon
Oh, I don't disagree, but some viewers will NOT hear me out about how good they have it with some POD companies. It's almost like we've all been spoiled for so long that we forget what it was like NOT having these options. But, for someone who has a following, a marketing and fulfillment plan and everything else, it's a great option.
Good friend, Ashni Christ, wanted to publish her ebook a few years ago and was appalled at the pricing practices and royalty agreements on all self-publishing platforms. She couldn't see giving up that much of her earnings to a company. So, she published it on Gumroad. She made five figures in earnings her first week and only had to sacrifice like 2% plus platform fees through Gumroad.
Where some options don't appeal everyone, it still has interest in some.
Thank you sir
You're welcome!
Hey Dale! I'm planning on self-publishing journals with my original artwork on the covers and maybe some in the interior. My goal is to make these journals unique and not just full of blank pages. I was wondering if I should copyright my original artwork, because I worry about people possibly trying to copy my artwork. I also don't know how to go about filing a copyright for original artwork, I know how to copyright my books.
Hmmm, that's a good question. If you think you'll have to legally enforce your copyright, then file it. I believe USPTO.gov is where you'll find information about that.
I'm checking out Book Bolt now, thanks to this video. I'm impressed!
Great to hear!
How long is it ''free'' ?
Interesting. I was looking at having my paperbacks available somewhere else besides Amazon.
Nice! There's one company that didn't make the cut in time - Tablo. They are also another option and they function similar to PublishDrive - no revenue share in exchange for an annual distribution fee per title.
Thank you Dale!
Is there anything else that I should do after uploading my books to Ingramspark, Lulu and Barnes & Noble, in order to get these platforms to distribute my books?
Make sure you're not duplicate publishing to a platform. So, if you use Lulu, deselect the option to go to Barnes & Noble. Beyond that, you should be good. Keep in mind, just because they choose to distribute your books doesn't mean they'll sell. It's up to you to still market and promote your offerings.
@@DaleLRoberts Alright thank you so much for your help I really appreciate it 🙏
You got it!
Just found your fantastic channel and have no experience publishing. Am interested in publishing a photography book (my photos) with poetry ( my friend). Does that fall within low content?
Welcome! Glad to have you aboard.
I wouldn't think so. That's sounds like a full-on book to me.
@@DaleLRoberts - ok thanks.
Thanks Dale...this is awesome information. Notebooks from KDP are garbage...good to know there are alternatives.
You bet! Yes, look into the alternatives. While everyone continues flooding KDP, only a select few are going with the other avenues.
I have 7 journals I've created already
I want to know if I can post them (the same jornal)on all this sites
Or if it's different book per site
Sure. Just make sure you're not publishing twice to the same platform, you should be fine then.
A warning: I had over 2000 low content books on Amazon KDP. The account was closed for “copyright infringement”. My work was original, not a copy, but because I said it was “inspired by” a long dead artist the account was shut down. I kept appealing, and they finally said it was shut down in error and reinstated it. A month later It was shut down again for the same reason on another book. I am appealing again, and getting rejections. I doubt if the appeals are even read. KDP is a heartless machine that will search for any reason to shut you down. You are not given the option to correct the so-called error, the account is simply closed forever. You cannot access it for reports of previous sales, and you will not receive any royalties due you. I am trying to decide where else to publish my journals. Does anyone have a recommendation?
Man, that sucks. Keep appealing and don't give up. I've known some account holders taking six months to recover their accounts. Sorry to hear you're going through that.
2000 books?!!!
How did you make them?! 😳
Could you do a review of Vervante?
Never heard of it.
Hey Dale, I was looking at ingramsparks as one of the places to publish the children’s book I wrote. I read somewhere that they require you to have a legit company to publish on there. Is this information accurate or can I publish on there without having a company? Thanks
You'll want to have a legal filed business entity so you can come with an imprint of your own. But, I'm not entirely sure they turn away anyone functioning as a sole prop. Reach out to their customer support. By the way...it's singular - IngramSpark. ;)
@@DaleLRoberts Thank you, I will reach out to them today.
you mean Igram Sparks, sorry I had to go there brother :)
hahahaha You slay me. Only you know me that well.
anyone tried lulu? Can you guys tell me if you got sales on low and medium content books through lulu bookstore or distribution. Ngl lulu seems promising but need some reviews.
I have and it's nice. Remember, results may vary, so you'll have to try it out for yourself to see if it's worthwhile.
Please i have been trying to upload on lulu but they keep rejecting my books
Ask them why.
@@DaleLRoberts please can you guide me
Again, they have support staff dedicated to this. I'm busy working on an eight-book series for release this year and can't spare the time for anything outside of that.
@@DaleLRoberts but can you please send me the kind of book format they accept please
PDF
Did you really say 4-8 weeks for a customer to get their book?
Yeah, not the greatest. I've had it come sooner, but you wanna set the expectations low, so if you overdeliver, they're happy.
You had hair when you were scratching your head?
Magic!
Do you have a job? Writing, video editing, or other jobs.
I'm an author and video creator. That's my job.
🟠Thank you for all your hard work!🟠
So nice of you to say. Thanks for the kind words and kudos.