Thanks for the Designrr review. It's been coming across my FB feed a bunch and I was wondering about it. For 27 bucks, its a small investment if I don't like it.
Thanks for the shout! I really appreciate it and love your content! Great use of Designrr. I love it, but don’t use it too much. I like their 3D modeling though.
For my Amazon KDP books, I use Vellum to format for both digital and print. It’s a bit more expensive, but I do all the formatting/typesetting myself. I have also done this for one other author, so I would totally be up for it if anyone is looking for a typesetter.
My first book I used Microsoft Word and it was a rough process. I don’t think I would do that again. I have also formatted out of Google Docs, that was a little easier, but it doesn’t always translate well.
By far, Designrr and Vellum are the best options though.
Thanks for the Designrr review. It's been coming across my FB feed a bunch and I was wondering about it. For 27 bucks, its a small investment if I don't like it.
That was how I found it, too. I liked it enough to get the next level. It's been well worth it.
Thanks for the shout! I really appreciate it and love your content! Great use of Designrr. I love it, but don’t use it too much. I like their 3D modeling though.
Thanks, J.R. What do you recommend to your readers to use if they want to self-publish?
I have used Designrr for my give away items.
For my Amazon KDP books, I use Vellum to format for both digital and print. It’s a bit more expensive, but I do all the formatting/typesetting myself. I have also done this for one other author, so I would totally be up for it if anyone is looking for a typesetter.
My first book I used Microsoft Word and it was a rough process. I don’t think I would do that again. I have also formatted out of Google Docs, that was a little easier, but it doesn’t always translate well.
By far, Designrr and Vellum are the best options though.
Will have to look into Vellum. I have used Amazon's software for one of my books. It was fairly easy to use.