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Is buying a book this way cheaper?
philippa-dewey edited this page Mar 13, 2015
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Most of the time, buying a book, or licensing a copy, from this website will be between 10% and 30% cheaper than buying it from a traditional book store. The total price of the book is made up of the license fee, plus what you decide to charge for printing and binding. Much of the cost will depend on what you as an outlet decide to charge for the printing of a double-sided A4 black and white sheet of paper.
The lower you are able to make this charge, the lower the total cost will be to the customer, and the more likely your customer will be to choose to buy books from you, rather than a traditional bookstore.
The Paperight project is managed by Arthur Attwell at Electric Book Works. Read the Paperight story or visit the blog.
- The publications on the website
- Adding documents to Paperight
- Automated HTML PDF conversion
- Automated PDF PDF conversion
- CSV & Metadata management
- Papercat browsing categories
- Products: Edit products
- Products: Product Ownership
- Scrubbing HTML from epub files
- Working with documents
- What does this website do?
- Introducing the website
- Finding a publication
- Forgotten passwords
- How can I use this website to start and sustain a business?
- How do I change my email address?
- How to buy a book
- How to print marketing posters
- How to register and log in
- How to top up your account
- How to use this service to grow your business
- Is this legal?
- Printing a PDF
- Buying a licence
- Can I be the only outlet to sell books this way in my area?
- Searching
- The publications on the website
- What do Paperight print outs look like?
- Publishers Guide
- Forgotten passwords
- How are publishers paid?
- How do I change my email address?
- How do I get my publications onto Paperight?
- How to register and log in
- What about the publisher's copyright?
- What do Paperight print outs look like?
- What do publishers earn?