“Unlocking Success: Could Hybrid Publishing Be the Game-Changer Your Book Deserves?”
Let’s put this into perspective. Suppose you’ve written a $20 book. In a traditional publishing scenario, you might pocket $2–3 per copy sold. But with a hybrid publisher, your earnings could soar to $10 or more per book. Multiply this over hundreds or thousands of sales, and the profit difference can be substantial.
However, keep in mind that hybrid publishers usually require an upfront investment from authors to cover professional services like editing, design, and marketing. Despite this initial cost, the increased royalty rate can make hybrid publishing more profitable in the long run, especially for authors confident in their book’s potential.
