Personally, I upload direct to Kindle, Nook, iBooks, Kobo, and use PublishDrive as my main aggregator for other bookstores including GooglePlay (Android. Popular aggregators include Draft2Digital, PublishDrive, Smashwords, and StreetLib. Aggregators also take on the task of making sure your files are compliant for each store. Of course, the aggregator takes a fee for this service, but some people find it worth it. It gives you a one-stop work flow and an aggregate dashboard to monitor sales. Aggregators are distributors who send your ebooks to many different places they are popular because you upload one place and the aggregator then sends the book everywhere else for you. The other formats are more interchangeable: Apple iBooks, Kobo, and Nook. The Kindle format is a closed system, and files you create for Kindle can’t be used anywhere else. The problem with publishing an ebook is that there are so many stores, often with proprietary requirements. If you have questions about POD printing, leave a comment and I’ll address it in a future post.
JUTOH VS VELLUM SOFTWARE
Today, I’ll give a very brief look at ebooks, especially the ebook distributors and software programs for formatting ebooks. Instead, a book is only printed when there’s an order. POD books remove the need for expensive up-front costs of printing thousands of books and then warehousing them. eBooks are inexpensive and easy to distribute. The digital revolution and the rise of self-publishing or indie publishing has been fueled by two things: ebooks and print-on-demand (POD) books.
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