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Print On Demand Costs (Ingram Spark & Create Space)

14 Dec 2017 · 2 min

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Julie Broad (Booklaunchers.com) explains that modern print-on-demand services remove the need for authors to stock thousands of copies. She says paperback copies of her books (about 260–270 pages) can be printed for roughly $4–$5 each, and mentions IngramSpark and CreateSpace as distribution/print-on-demand options. The video briefly points viewers to another video for a deeper comparison of those two companies and ends with standard YouTube CTAs (like/subscribe).

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Between $4 and $5 per copy.

About 260–270 pages.

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One of the objections I hear all the time when somebody's thinking of becoming a self published author is that they don't have space in their garage to store thousands of copies of their books and they're worried about the cost of ordering a whole bunch of books. Well if that's you, stick around because I've got great news on both fronts for you. Hey there. I'm Julie Broad with Book launchers dot com. Welcome to my office. Alright, so if you're thinking of becoming a self published author and you're worried about the cost of printing your books, I've got some great news for you. It actually only costs well for my books more than cash flow and the new brand. You. It only costs between four and five dollars to get these books printed. And they're not small, they're about 260 to 270 pages long. I get them printed through a company that does print on demand. It's a great time right now as a self published author because companies like IngramSpark and CreateSpace handle all the distribution for you. Gone are the days where you store all your books in your garage and hand stuff them in envelopes. You can order your books online and have everybody else order them online or from the bookstores and have it done by CreateSpace or IngramSpark. And the best part is when you want to buy copies of your own book, you only have to spend between four and five doll to get printed copies. Now what's the difference between those two companies? I've got another video explaining what the difference is and why you would use one over the other or both. Check that video out. And if you like this video, give it a thumbs up. It makes me happy. And of course subscribe to the channel so you catch all the great tips to help you write, publish and sell a fantastic book. See you next time. Is the cost of printing books and the fact that you don't have 4,000 thousand or you don't have 4,000? We have a great age ahead of us for self publishing. Don't use that. You can keep all your other junk there. Well, it's true. Does anybody even use it for cars anymore? Okay.