Are you confused and concerned about moving your books from CreateSpace to KDP?

May 21: Workshop: Dan Miller on how to know if a work is copyrighted
June 4: Kevin Tumlinson on the exciting changes at Draft2Digital
June 18: Workshop: Gwen Hernandez on Scrivener
July 9th: Building an Author Platform with Fauzia Burke
July 23rd: IngramSpark Best Practices &amp; Tips with Ruth Schwartz

It can be very simple, and as some people have found, there can be some serious challenges. For some, their books just disappeared into the ether, for others their books wound up in one KDP account, but their paperback from CreateSpace went to another account.

There ARE some things for you to know and do BEFORE you move your books to CreateSpace. This is an online webinar format, where you can get all of your questions answered so you can move forward moving your books from CreateSpace to KDP with confidence.

This webinar will be delivered via Zoom where there will be about 15 minutes of initial content and then we will open the “floor” to questions, which you can post via the Chat window. Further instructions will be sent with your unique link to the Zoom event once we receive your webinar registration and payment.

We will record the session, and anyone who pre-registers will get access to the recording as soon as we have it available.

About Your Workshop Leader

As a Book Midwife, Ruth helps authors get clear about the steps needed to turn out a professional book that looks as good as anything coming from a traditional publisher. Ruth helps you get past the stuck places, getting through the decision-making and design process quickly, birthing your book with ease.

She works with you to turn your finished manuscript into a finished book, complete with professional cover design, interior layout, and ebook editions,—all up online and available for sale.

Ruth brings over 40 years of book publishing, design and printing industry experience to every author’s project and has worked on over 100 independently published books since 2012 when print on demand technology enabled the current indie publishing revolution. She served on the BAIPA board for over four years and works behind the scenes on membership, events and website issues.