Why IngramSpark’s New Trim Size is Great News for Children’s Book Makers

[Chris]

Hi Fellow Indies,

There was a small announcement today from print-on-demand service IngramSpark that offers a great new opportunity for self-published authors. I've done a detailed breakdown on my blog that is too big for a forum that shows how it can impact the way you think about your book’s design. But if you're keen on the landscape orientation, it's a positive move in the right direction to actually making books work nicely across all mediums.

[Christina]

Hi Chris. Can you please remove your link per our rules? Thanks.

[Chris]

Christina wrote: "Hi Chris. Can you please remove your link per our rules? Thanks."

How can I point people to all the information without the link? Do I point them to my profile or just put the address not as a link? It's really detailed info.

[Ben]

Thanks for the article Chris, It was great information and laid out, easy to follow! Keep up the good work!

[Christina]

The information you gave is enough. People can find Ingram on their own. If you want to discuss what benefits you see, that's fine, but we have a strict no link policy.

[Chris]

I've removed the link as requested. Although its important to note that none of the information I am referring to is on Ingram.

[Dwayne, Head of Lettuce]

Okay. Noted.

[Ben]

If you click Chris's name, then hit his website link, you'll be able to find the article. For children's book authors, it is definitely worth a read.