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Anyone ever made their own short-run books?
Posted by: chopper
Date: April 18, 2018 06:52PM
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Posted by: Buzz
Date: April 18, 2018 07:21PM
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Re: Anyone ever made their own short-run books?
Posted by: Paul F.
Date: April 18, 2018 07:33PM
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Posted by: clay
Date: April 18, 2018 07:56PM
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Paul F.
Outfits like Lulu.com can take your pdf, and print and bind it in a number of sizes and styles... they can also put them in Amazons and other booksellers supply chains.
I sell 4-10 copies a month, and get the “royalties” from the sales (you define your “cut”, Lulu takes their cut, and the printing costs are fixed).
You can also buy one or a thousand (or any number in between) copies for yourself.
It took a couple months for my titles to actually GET listed on Amazon, but once there, I do nothing, and copies sell...
Generally, I’m pleased with the arrangement.
Re: Anyone ever made their own short-run books?
Posted by: Michael
Date: April 18, 2018 08:19PM
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Posted by: The UnDoug
Date: April 18, 2018 09:42PM
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Posted by: chopper
Date: April 18, 2018 10:16PM
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Re: Anyone ever made their own short-run books?
Posted by: Speedy
Date: April 18, 2018 10:43PM
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Paul F.
Outfits like Lulu.com can take your pdf, and print and bind it in a number of sizes and styles... they can also put them in Amazons and other booksellers supply chains.
I sell 4-10 copies a month, and get the “royalties” from the sales (you define your “cut”, Lulu takes their cut, and the printing costs are fixed).
You can also buy one or a thousand (or any number in between) copies for yourself.
It took a couple months for my titles to actually GET listed on Amazon, but once there, I do nothing, and copies sell...
Generally, I’m pleased with the arrangement.
Re: Anyone ever made their own short-run books?
Posted by: Paul F.
Date: April 18, 2018 11:52PM
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Speedy
How much do you front lulu.com?
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Paul F.
Outfits like Lulu.com can take your pdf, and print and bind it in a number of sizes and styles... they can also put them in Amazons and other booksellers supply chains.
I sell 4-10 copies a month, and get the “royalties” from the sales (you define your “cut”, Lulu takes their cut, and the printing costs are fixed).
You can also buy one or a thousand (or any number in between) copies for yourself.
It took a couple months for my titles to actually GET listed on Amazon, but once there, I do nothing, and copies sell...
Generally, I’m pleased with the arrangement.
Re: Anyone ever made their own short-run books?
Posted by: Paul F.
Date: April 18, 2018 11:53PM
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chopper
I am thinking a much nicer book than what Amazon pumps out. Part art photo book, part story, part doodles.
Re: Anyone ever made their own short-run books?
Posted by: Speedy
Date: April 19, 2018 02:08PM
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Paul F.
Zero... well, the getting of the ISBN and getting it into purchasing channels costs (I forget how much, but it was under $100 ). But printing copies for yourself was zero up front, just printing and shipping costs. Plus, others can buy through Lulu.com direct if you make your project available.
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Speedy
How much do you front lulu.com?
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Paul F.
Outfits like Lulu.com can take your pdf, and print and bind it in a number of sizes and styles... they can also put them in Amazons and other booksellers supply chains.
I sell 4-10 copies a month, and get the “royalties” from the sales (you define your “cut”, Lulu takes their cut, and the printing costs are fixed).
You can also buy one or a thousand (or any number in between) copies for yourself.
It took a couple months for my titles to actually GET listed on Amazon, but once there, I do nothing, and copies sell...
Generally, I’m pleased with the arrangement.
Re: Anyone ever made their own short-run books?
Posted by: Paul F.
Date: April 19, 2018 03:03PM
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