Goodbye Pubit! Hello NOOK Press.

When Panzer and I came across this post at BiblioCrunch by Miral Sattar about NOOK Press, we were excited.

We don't know how many of you knew that Nook's Pubit! went away earlier this year. It was replaced with NOOK Press.

This post gives you exact step-by-step instructions about how to submit your ebook.

If you're ready to try out the new system and need some help, tootle over to Submitting your book to NOOK Press

The New Nook Press

No more Pubit?

Panzer was out in the Catosphere this weekend and found this post at Publisher's Weekly about the new Nook Press. The Nook Press will replace the old Pubit. So now we indie authors have a new and improved option for our publishing adventure.

To see what's going on at Nook tootle on over to  Nook Press.

A Newbie's Guide to Publishing

One Million? I wish!

Okay, Panzer and I admit we haven"t been to J.A. Konrath's blog for a while. Like us, he hasn't been posting as often as before. But he has a new post up about how to boost your ebook sales. And he should know since he just hit the one million ebooks sold number.

He includes some good information about his sales experiences with Amazon, Kobo, and Pubit. Like Panzer and I he's had good sales figures with Smashwords.

He does have the same old standard sales recommendations everybody else has about a good cover, good editing and good storytelling.

But, all in all, he's got some interesting information for increasing our sales numbers.

So, if your interested in reading how to sell a million ebooks, tootle over to A Newbie's Guide to Publishing

Let's Talk Pubit

I admit I live in Amazon Land. I love my Kindle, but - I do realize there are other ereaders out there. And, if you want to make money from your ebooks, you need to sell in other formats as well.


So today I give you a site to help you publish with Pubit. This is a March 30 post at Joel Friedlandar's The Book Designer titled, Getting Started with Barnes and Noble's Pubit! - A Mini-Tutorial.
 

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