Where Should You Self-Publish an e-Book?

One of the top concerns on most indie authors minds is what company to self-publish with. There are some strong benefits with throwing down exclusively with Amazon, but others want a more global reach for their content. The Publishing Service Index has just released their annual December report, which lists all of the companies out there that specialize in self-publishing. It goes into great detail on their overall reach and how many people have published with them. The most significant change to this report is that that Amazon Kindle Direct Publishing has slipped to third and also reflects the growing discontent self-published authors have with the introduction of Amazon Unlimited and recent communications regarding the new VAT law in Europe for 2015. Also, not on the list at all is Kobo Writing Life and Barnes and Noble Nook Press. As much as these companies are trying to promote the service, authors simply are bypassing them altogether. DIY – Do-it-yourself bespoke services ASP – Author Solutions Services (Packages) – May also include Partnership publishing programs PUB – Also offers Mainstream Contracts or is a service imprint of a traditional publishing house PRT – Printer (primarily a printer with some additional but limited services) FULL – Fulfilment Services provided for distribution logistics, warehousing of stock (including supply to wholesaler and retailers) CRW – Crowdsource Where Should You Self-Publish an e-Book? is a post from: Good e-Reader

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