Archive - Indie Kids Books

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Aug 3, 2020

New ISBNs not accepted fully by Amazon

May 4, 2022

Children's books need amazing illustrations, but where do you find illustrators? Learn about portfolios, contracts, spec sheets, file delivery, and…

Sep 16, 2020

Where do teachers buy books? Educational distributors, Scholastic bookfairs, Amazon, and maybe your site.

Jun 7, 2016

I am just back from Licensing Expo 2022, where I walked twelve miles in two days, ate tapas, and marveled at the ingenuity of creatives. The annual…

Jun 3, 2022

How do you want your books to look?

Mar 30

Why I'm publishing Book 4, The Kittytubers series and using Kickstarter

Aug 18, 2022

Marketing. It’s a buzz word; it’s a word that evokes strong emotions, both positive and negative. We all know that publishing a great children’s book is…

Dec 28, 2021

The simple, unexpected program that makes it simple.

Jan 4

Prepare your book, find the right distributors, contact key personnel, and sell books.

Jan 25

Plan to succeed as an indie publisher by setting goals for the first five years.

Oct 7, 2020

Should you print your full color picture books overseas or print-on-demand (POD). Let’s take a hard look at numbers. Indie publishers must balance…

Oct 21, 2020

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