We are the leading cookbook self publishing member site on the internet and are here to help you navigate the sometimes tricky path of self publishing. We provide step by step guidance to publishing your own cookbook as well as access to our active and helpful community of self publishers.
There is a lot of content that doesn't necessarily fit into a specific section in our Publishing Master Course. We've tried to gather these articles and put them all on this page. If there's something you'd like to see covered that we don't currently cover, please let us know.
The ISBN is the International Standard Book Number and is typically required to publish a printed book. It's 13 digit number, or 10 digits if it was assigned before 2007, that uniquely identifies your cookbook. Learn how to obtain an ISBN number and where to put it in your book.
Royalties are one of the main concerns of many authors. There are a few different ways to calculate royalties and we'll step you through the most popular ones.
There are many ways to finance your self published cookbook including with your savings, through KickStarter, or by reaching out to your readers but many people can self finance due to the low cost.
The Amazon Best Seller Sales Rank is an indicator of how well your book is currently selling in relation to other books and many authors use it to determine if their book is successful. Learn all about the Amazon Sales Rank and how it affects your book.
Margins are the area between the edges of the pages and where the text or images start and it's critical to get them right when self publishing a cookbook.
PDFs are the most commonly used file format to send manuscripts to the printers and here is our answers to how to save pdfs, format pdfs, and reduce the file size.
As a food blogger, you have an invaluable resource you can tap - your readers. If your subject overlaps your blog at all, it's a great idea to reach out to your readers and ask them what they'd like to see in a book about your subject.
What is DRM? It stands for Digital Rights Management and it is a form of copy protection that attempts to prevent the unauthorized use and copying of ebooks. Learn if DRM is right for you.
There is a lot of graphics work that can happen when designing a cookbook and touching up photographs. Depending on your preferences there are many different options you can turn to.
Finding Amazon top cookbook reviewers and their email addresses is very time consuming so we've created a list of current reviewers to save you the time of looking for them yourself.
Self Publishing Made Easy will make the publishing process straightforward. We take you from your initial concept to a published cookbook including the researching, writing, printing, and distribution of your book. Just click on the green button below!
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