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How To Get Your Books Into Bookstores With Ingram Spark: Robin Cutler & Andy Bromley

How To Get Your Books Into Bookstores With Ingram Spark: Robin Cutler & Andy Bromley

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Andy BromleyRobinCutler013112-square-bwDo you understand the difference between a wholesaler and a retailer? How much will you be charged by each of them, if your book is stocked by stores? What is iPage and why should you be in it? And how do you sell globally? Join Robin Cutler and Andy Bromley as they answer the most pressing questions asked members of the Alliance of Independent Authors about bookshop sales.


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IngramSpark Savings via Indie Author Fringe

In celebration of IngramSpark's Gold Sponsorship at Indie Author Fringe they are offering to waive all setup costs on new titles. Just use INDIEFRINGE17 when setting up your title.

IngramSpark Indie Author Fringe Offer LBF

SAVINGS:

  • PRINT: $49 | EBOOK: $25 | PRINT + EBOOK (when done simultaneously): $49

HOW TO ORDER:

To have your setup costs waived on new titles enter INDIEFRINGE17 when setting up your title.

TERMS & CONDITIONS:

  • Offer valid March 1st – April 30th 2017
  • Both print and ebook setup fees will be waived

Self-Publishing IQ Quiz from Ingram Spark

Whether you’ve been self-publishing for years or are fresh on the indie scene, this quiz lets you know where you are on the self-publishing spectrum: Professional, Skilled, or Novice.

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