This blog will discuss two of the three forms of publishing on Amazon currently available to the average person.
1. Publishing blogs
2. Publishing ebooks
(The third way is to publish print books and have them for sale on Amazon. The people who do this are Amazon Advantage members. A fourth way is to place advertisements for other people's books on your website. These are Amazon Associate members. I am an Amazon Associate, as well as an e-book publisher and a blog publisher.)
If you want to publish your blog - or as many of your blogs as you like - on Kindle, here is the URL to get started:
https://kindlepublishing.amazon.com/gp/vendor/members/kindlepubs/common/landing-page?originatingURI=/gp/vendor/members/kindlepubs/blogs
If you want to publish your own ebooks on Amazon for the Kindle, here's the URL you'll need:
https://dtp.amazon.com/mn/signin
From now on, at the top of each of my posts, I'll indicate if the post is intended for bloggers or ebook publishers... or both.
Showing posts with label The Kindle Publisher Info. Show all posts
Showing posts with label The Kindle Publisher Info. Show all posts
Friday, July 9, 2010
Sunday, May 30, 2010
Manifesto
This blog is designed to help people who want to self-publish their work on Kindle - from blogs to books.
We'll discuss how to format media for the Kindle, and we'll discuss writing tips and tools as well.
Feel free to make comments and ask questions - this blog's for you.
We'll discuss how to format media for the Kindle, and we'll discuss writing tips and tools as well.
Feel free to make comments and ask questions - this blog's for you.
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