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Armadillo Publishing Corporation offers three publication options: self-publishing, co-publishing and full publishing agreements. And unlike conventional publishing, which can take over a year to get a book to market, Armadillo's options can get a book into an author's hands in a matter of days.
Self-publishing is the easiest way to get into print, because it requires the least involvement between the author and the book producer. The book is printed, sold to the author wholesale. The author promotes and sells the books, keeping all the profits.
Co-publishing is another easy method. The author pays some initial production costs, and the publisher sells the books and pays the author a royalty. The author can also sell books they order wholesale for a greater return. Armadillo Publishing lists the book in catalogs, on the internet and registers the International Standard Book Number (ISBN).
Full publishing is the most difficult way for
an author to get published. The author has no out-of-pocket expenses and receives royalties for the work. However, the author typically has little say in editing and packaging of the book. And promotion expenses carried by the publisher require the author to realize a smaller percentage per each book sold than through the other methods. Armadillo Publishing lists the book in catalogs, on the internet, registers the International Standard Book Number and promotes to bookstores.
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