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Since I’m writing this while the Oscars are on…the nominees for “Best Photo Book Printer That I’ve Used” are: MyPublisher Blurb Snapfish and Mpix.

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New features get added every day – so I’ll try to update any information and try new companies as time goes on. This post is to summarize my experiences with the companies that I have used personally. I am planning to put together a comparison chart of the features offered by various photo book printing companies, but with new printers and new features cropping up everyday, that task is going to take a bit of time. We have so many NEW tools for you to help you get your photos off your computer and into your hands:Ĭheck out our Home page for links to an easy 3-step photo book wizard, coupons & deals and more! The comparison chart I mentioned below is now LIVE but even better than expected – it’s an interactive tool! Do your own match-up of any two photo book companies in our database (26 and counting) and find the right photo book for you! We’re currently updating the comparison tool, but in the meantime… Check out my growing list of photo book reviews.

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If you’re looking for info on Photobook America, click on this link for more info on the recent coupons and deals plus a mini- review of Photobook America including the latest 70% off Photobook America Groupon.īy the way, I’ve tried several photo book printers since the time I wrote this post.

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The sci-fi genre provides a readymade community of addicts.GET A FREE PHOTO BOOK – Use MyPublisher’s FREE $20 gift card to get a hardcover pocketbook photo book!Ĭlicking on the link will take you directly to MyPublisher’s site Iceberg publishes mostly (if not quite exclusively) sci-fi novels written by Tam and a few trusted regulars. I spoke with Kenneth Tam of Iceberg Publishing, for example, a small, successful, family-run company, in business since 2002. A small market of loyal readers can be just as lucrative as a general release. Sounds amateurish, but some of his writers outsell Giller prizewinners.įor independent presses, then, modest success with the capacity for growth comes through efficient, minimal-cost, highly targeted marketing. The publisher gets it online and into e-format, and best of all, he markets it to his target demographic through a “closed distribution” listserve of many thousands of like-minded readers. More important, I don’t pay for printing. On the plus side, it’s half the price of a hardback. It’s true that nobody edits or proofreads my manuscripts, and it’s up to me to format it. But I don’t feel like a loser this time around. Its “staff” is the publisher and a graphics guy to design the cover pages. Today I would - do - publish through an independent house that strongly brands itself as a conduit for conservative Canadian polemicists (I won’t name it this isn’t an infomercial). I would never choose the self-publishing option.īut small, well-run independent publishers are absolutely a viable option. So the odd success story notwithstanding, the chances of a self-published work going viral or being picked up by a major house are slim to vanishing. They will only commit their own promotional resources to known writers, or give them preferred placement on their websites. But they are cautious about whom they choose to promote. Article contentĭistributors like Amazon, Kobo and Apple iBooks are “content agnostic” about what they’re selling - they make their cut whether they’re selling a highly-reviewed bestseller or Bob’s Self-Published Book of Poems. This advertisement has not loaded yet, but your article continues below. Manage Print Subscription / Tax Receipt.

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