I received a phone call recently asking if Red Bike Publishing could help her get her group's book printed. After a few minutes I understood that the potential customer wanted to print a specialty book for her small history club. She wanted the books, but did not want to make it available online. I quickly realized that the printing and distribution resource my company currently uses would not be a good match for her needs. This was a clue for me to check on other options. In this scenario, bar codes, ISBNs, PCNs and other numbers associated with cataloging and publishing were not needed. She wanted a do it yourself book printed whenever she needed it. Maybe your book project is not necessarily made to attract the masses more than just a short term need to train your small groups. Some specific uses include: Very few copies for micro use-Members of exclusive clubs and organizations may only require a few copies and are not for the use by o...
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