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When you decide to self-publish your book, it’s important to choose a name for your publishing company. Your publishing company’s name should be unique, memorable, and professional. It’s essential to take the time to brainstorm and come up with a name that accurately represents both you and your work.
First, consider …
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Navigating the legal aspects of registering a business for your self-publishing company can be a daunting task. Whether you’re opting for the simplicity of a sole proprietorship or the added protection of a limited liability company (LLC), this article provides a guide to …
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As a self-published author, it is essential to treat your writing as a business for tax purposes. By doing so you can ensure that all your income from book sales are properly documented and reported come tax time, allowing you to maximize deductions while avoiding any potential penalties or audits down the line.
If you are…
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As a self-published author, you are responsible for obtaining your own ISBN. An ISBN is a unique identifier for your book, allowing it to be easily identified in the book market.
You have two choices to obtain an ISBN. The best way is to purchase them directly through the US ISBN agency, which is Bowker. You can do that at …
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Before creating your IngramSpark you should have your Business created and if doing an LLC or doing business as, have those set up. You should also have the checking account and credit card that you plan to use for publishing ready to go.
Go to: www.ingramspark.com.
Click on…
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If possible, I suggest creating a separate KDP account from your personal Amazon account. This requires a unique email account that is not already in use at Amazon.
First, go to kdp.amazon.com.
If you wish to use your existing Amazon Account, click on the Sign in button at the top.
If you wish to create a new Amazon account using a unique email address to …