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Re: Print on Demand Questions
Lorraine, how did you decide to handle your reprint? And will you do an
ebook?
-- Betty Mackey
www.mackeybooks.com
----- Original Message -----
From: "Lorraine Ballato" <ladygardener@msn.com>
> I'm hoping you can share your wisdom and experience re the above. I'm
> about to run out of my soft bound book on self watering containers and
> need to decide if I want to go the POD route. Here are a few things to
> keep in mind:
>
> First, this book is VERY seasonal. Despite the fact that's it's almost
> more useful for houseplants, sales definitely peak from early March
> through about early July in concert with the rise in container sales and
> of course my 1Q and 2Q speaking schedules;
> Second, since this is a "how-to" book, I made it spiral-bound. Don't know
> if that impacts POD or not;
> Third, the book has 33 photos. Is it a candidate for a eBook with all
> those photos?
> Fourth, if I go the POD route, I'm more than tempted to make changes and
> essentially go with a "Second Edition" (another argument for an eBook) as
> I've made some (minor)design improvements since initial publication. I
> don't think that's a show stopper, but that would definitely impact the
> original manuscript/file, adding cost, time, etc. which may be in very
> short supply (especially the time part).
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