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DAN POYNTER
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Your Self Publishing
and Distribution Options in the 21st Century
Ways to Get your
Book into Print
Your
manuscript is drafted. What is the best way to
manufacture your book and distribute it to your readers?
You’ve heard of Print-on-demand publishers, digital
printers and more. Which systems will work for you and
which companies should you avoid? What is an author to
do? Getting published and distributing your book can be
a mysterious and intimidating process.
In
this information-packed session, you'll learn insider
secrets on getting published from book marketing and
publishing expert Dan Poynter.
The
most expensive parts of book publishing and distribution
are the mistakes! Let Dan save you from making them. Dan
will cover:
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How the publishing world has changed over the years,
and how you can expect it to change further in the
future
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How self publishing, vanity publishing,
print-on-demand (POD) and subsidy publishing compare
to traditional publishing
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Advantages and disadvantages of today’s publishing
and distribution options
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The length of time it will take to get your book
published with each option
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Pros and cons of eBooks
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How much money will it cost to publish a book with
each model, both in terms of what is spent and what
is potentially earned
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Where your books should be marketed and sold
Dan Poynter
is an author of more than 100 books, has been a
publisher since 1969 and is a Certified Speaking
Professional (CSP). His books include Writing
Nonfiction, The Self-Publishing Manual, The Skydiver's
Handbook and The Expert Witness Handbook. He
has also created more than 50 reports, nine audio CDs,
four video programs, a dozen eBooks and more than 500
magazine articles. He is an evangelist for books, an
ombudsman for authors, an advocate for publishers and
the godfather to thousands of successfully-published
books. His seminars have been featured on CNN,
his books have been pictured in The Wall Street
Journal and his story has been told in US News &
World Report. The media come to Dan because he is
the leading authority on book publishing. Dan travels
more than 6,000 miles each week to share, inspire and
empower writers, publishers and professional speakers
through keynotes and seminars.
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