Expand The Reach Of Your Book

https://youtu.be/eFq3nmpiH_0

22 Places To Hand Sell Your Self Published Book

http://selfpublishingrelief.com/

5 Ways to Sell Your Self Published Book

Julie Broad advises us on how to sell our self published book.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=orv1n6gXTLs

Buy Sell Graphic Website

The Buy Sell Graphic website title seems self explanatory.

At the website is a sticker stating there is a 75% revenue share. There is also a 100% money back guarantee.

Any Questions? Contact them.

http://buysellgraphic.com/

6 Ways to Publish Your Own Book

Our friends over at Mashable present the article about self publishing companies on the Internet. I'm sure there are more.

Per the article, here are the top six.

6. Xlibris
5. WeBook
4. CafePress
3. CreateSpace
2. Blurb
1. Lulu

http://mashable.com/2009/03/01/publish-book/

Wordclay

Wordclay calls itself the online publishing, self publish, self publishing, do it yourself on your terms publishing place.

http://www.wordclay.com/

CreateSpace

CreateSpace is an amazon.com company.

Authors can sell their books, musicians can sell their CDs, and filmmakers can distribute their films or videos.

About CreateSpace

"Through our services, you can sell books, CDs, and DVDs for a fraction of the cost of traditional manufacturing, while maintaining more control over your materials. We make it simple to distribute your books, music, and video through Internet retail outlets, your own website, and other bookstores, retailers, libraries, and academic institutions. Get started today!
CreateSpace is a DBA of On-Demand Publishing LLC, part of the Amazon group of companies.

History

We were originally founded as CustomFlix Labs, Inc. and BookSurge Inc.
CustomFlix launched in 2002 when four colleagues decided to make widespread distribution easier for independent filmmakers—they started CustomFlix, a DVD on-Demand company.
BookSurge was launched in 2000 by a small group of writers who wanted to create opportunities for authors to not only publish their work, but to also retain their content rights and sales profits. BookSurge grew to support leading publishers and independent authors, offering complete self-publishing, on-demand printing, and online distribution services.
In 2005, BookSurge and CustomFlix were both acquired by Amazon.com. CustomFlix’s name was changed to CreateSpace in 2007. In October of 2009, due to the harmonies that would be created in the businesses, the CreateSpace and BookSurge brands merged under the CreateSpace name to become the publishing and manufacturing on-demand leader for independent content creators, publishers, film studios, and music labels."

https://www.createspace.com/