What Should You Know When Publishing Your eBook?

readers tend to purchase books that are written by more popular writers. So, if you are publishing your first book, we recommend that you price it lower than what your competitors are selling their books. It’ll be difficult for your book to succeed if readers can find a similar book that’s cheaper and is written by a somewhat established writer.

However, if you already have a few books under your name (which have done well in terms of readership and sales), don’t be afraid to price your eBook at the same price as your competitors’ books. If you are an established writer who has a fairly good fan-following, you can even consider pricing your eBook a little higher than some of your less established competitors. Your name will be justification for your price. However, you must still keep your eBook at an affordable price because readers may move on to some of your competitors if your book is too expensive.

Agree to Kindle Book Lending You’ll be asked if you want to allow lending your eBook on Kindle. We recommend that you do enable this option. To enable it, you just have to check the box underneath the “Kindle Book Lending” heading.

Read the Terms and Conditions At the end of this process, you will be asked to agree to the terms and conditions. Read through these conditions so that you are well aware of what you’re participating in. After reading them, check the box at the bottom to agree to the terms and conditions set by Amazon. After that, you just have to select the “save and publish” option, and your book is ready for sale.

What Should You Know When Publishing Your eBook?

Before you publish your book, you should be well aware of what things you need to do to ensure that everything goes smoothly. Publishing an eBook on Amazon is not a difficult process, but it helps to be prepared beforehand. Here are a few things you need to know when publishing your eBook on Kindle Direct Publishing.

Your Book Should be in the Correct Format

To publish a new title, you will have to ensure that your eBook is in the recommended format by Amazon. This includes the font size, the type of font, the margins, and the line spacing. Kindle Direct Publishing recommends that you use Kindle content creation tools to acquire the most appropriate format.