Links are very handy in eBooks generated by Vellum, but how do you add links inside your paperback? This post covers one alternative: QR Codes.
A QR, “Quick Response” code is a 2-dimensional barcode, that can represent arbitrary text. In your paperbacks, you can use QR codes to embed URLs – links to web pages – for your web site and for your books’ pages on Amazon, iTunes, Barnes and Noble, etc.
Continue reading Adding a Link inside your Vellum PaperbackUPDATE June 2024: We’ve taken all of Linda’s books off of Kindle Unlimited, because the sales made through KU were less than the sales we could have been making by distributing her books on all other platforms (such as Apple Books, Nook, and Kobo). In short, Kindle Unlimited’s Amazon-exclusive requirement was a losing proposition for us.
We recently moved Linda’s eBook The Maiden Bride to Amazon’s Kindle Unlimited. This post covers what we learned.
Disclaimers: I’m not a lawyer; You should seek legal advice before pursuing the publication process I describe below. This post covers my personal experience at the time of posting; the process and Amazon’s Terms of Use will likely change over time.
Continue reading Putting Your eBook on Kindle Unlimited
