Ebook store

[Dilip]

Have you ever considered starting a store for selling ebooks? Where you can accumulate a variety of content, publish and sell them as ebooks? With AI and other modes around, from literature to technology, we have a lot to talk about.

Which platform do you think is ok to get a store like that?

 

[Kenneth]

Even though I haven't started an ebook store or have any interest in doing so now but I'm well aware that using Amazon Kindle Direct Publishing (KDP) will be the best platform to use for it. It will give you access to reaching a large audience.

 

[Shortie]

I have in the past looked into an e-book store but again, finding the time to dedicate to something like this is what I would lack which is why I have not jumped in and started doing so.

I know of a few people who have written eBooks and have successfully sold them and it is a lucrative business that can work with time and dedication.

 

[Sara]

I didn't made up my mind to start selling my books because I don't know more about ebook then. Assuming I had this opportunity when I was still writing, having someone that direct you in order to excel, I would have done a lot.

 

[Ronald]

I have considered creating and selling eBooks some years ago when it was not even that popular but I got engaged seriously into graphic designing which didn't afford me so much starting to focus on creating of ebooks. It was how I ended up not doing it.

 

[Axel]

There's a very popular store in my country called Selar. A lot of people use their websites services to sell their ebooks. I think it's a smart way to make money.

 

[Angelina]

Amazon KDP is the only platform that I know that one can have an ebook store. I haven't started or have an ebook store, no interest to start too.

 

[Kennysplash]

There is a store that I get my books from, it’s Jumia marketplace. If you want to go into books you can make use of any general online store.