Publishing and Printing: Retaining Your Royalties and Rights

Publishing and Printing

Until recently, the publishing process was the domain of big companies. With the rise of desktop publishing programs such as Adobe InDesign, more and more self-starters are publishing their own work, especially after sending out countless copies of their manuscripts only to be met by an equal number of rejection slips.

If you want to publish your work, but don't want to learn a complex program like Adobe InDesign CS3 or sift through countless price quotes to determine the best printer, what can you do? If you've read a little bit about the publishing and printing process and have taken the time to read my article on print on demand publishers, you know that it is ill-advised to go with one of these companies or a vanity publisher for that matter. Although these companies will edit, layout and design the cover of your book, they will sell you copies of your book at an exorbitant price (which prevents you from making any profit) and keep the rights to your book and most of the royalties from sales.

A better alternative by far is to go with a publishing services company which will perform all the services listed above (editing, layout, cover design and printing) with two big exceptions: you'll get your books at wholesale (meaning you will make a profit), keep all the royalties from sales and you retain your copyright. Learn more about this extraordinary publishing and printing services company. I've spoken personally with the president of the company and am excited about the expertise and services they provide for one low package price.

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