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77How to Artist: How to Promote Your Zazzle Gallery
Zazzle is a print on demand company that allows you to upload your images to their site, and then design items with your images. When one of your designed items is ordered, you get a predetermined commission...
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72Rosalind Franklin, of Diggory Press, is a Thief! (Latest News!!)
Forty Authors Have a Class-Action Against This Low-Life. I wonder how many people writing hubs are retired journalists or other burned-out scribes wondering if there’s a few drops left in the lemon? I...
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65Mutant Smiley Collection (custom clothing)
I have a lot of hobbies. Probably too many! I have to say that one of the most fun and satisfying is that of designing shirts and clothing. This is a great outlet for your creativity, or just a fun way to...
76Creating Transparent T-Shirt Designs for Cafepress
The purpose of this tutorial is to explain how to create a text based t-shirt design in Photoshop 7.0 for uploading to Cafepress to sell on light and dark t-shirts. Most of the instructions will remain true...
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57Online Spaces To Earn Money From Your Art Or Photos
Print on demand is nothing new, but new sites in this area are being created quite often as it is a billion dollar industry the process to create and own products that have been printed to order as they save...
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75How To Publish A Book: A Comedy In Ten Parts
Oh Please Oh Please... I need to know how to publish a book How to publish a book in a ten part comedy for the beginner writer. First one must believe that writing isn't a challenge and they must have a...
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66Google's Espresso Book Machine Deal
Google Signs Print on Demand Deal with On Demand Books I previously reported on the new machine that allows you to print off any book you like, even old out of print books, on demand for around $8 - see the...
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61Self Publishing Pitfalls
For serious writers, the importance of publicity, promotion and marketing should not be underestimated. Turning an MS into a physical book is only a small part of the whole publishing process. If an author is determined to go it alone...
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61KNOCK-KNOCK: BOOK DISTRIBUTION
Assuming you published an eBook or a printed book on your own, Amazon most likely ranks high on your priority list of book distributors but it shouldn’t. There are many different distribution channels. Some...
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58Digital Commercial Printing
The most familiar example of digital printing for you is probably your desktop inkjet printer at home. And it probably works great for most things you’d want to print out at home. But for larger quantities...
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