On an aside from yesterday’s post… what would I do if I couldn’t design my way out of a paper bag, anticipate that I’ll be needing a bunch of covers down the road, and don’t have (or don’t want to spend) the funds to pay a pro designer to do all those covers?
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Continuing on with my notes on getting Teachpreneur up and running…
As I mentioned at the end of my previous post, there’s a third product development software category ebook publishers will probably need to think about: graphics software. Tools like Adobe Photoshop. At this stage, for designing ebook covers.
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Now we get to the juicy stuff: my on-going “notes” on whatever publishing projects I happen to be working.
Let’s start with this one: Teachpreneur.com.
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I’ve added a Colophon page. A colophone, as you may know, is traditionally a page or small section at the back of a book with book production notes and details (typography, designer, paper, printing method, etc., and more recently, software used, that sort of thing). So, I’ve decided to borrow the term for the Wordpreneur blog’s production notes.
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Before I start getting into the various “projects” I’ve been working on, I guess it’s a good idea to briefly go over the site changes. The next few posts should cover the changes-to-date. Comment or contact me if you have any questions/feedback.
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I’m now officially out of the advice business.
OK, not really, but I am giving you a heads up on a substantial — maybe even mind-boggling — change in the content you’ll find here.
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