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From Struggling Author to Financial Freedom
Like many self-published authors, I followed all the so-called expert advice. I hired top-tier editors, invested in stunning cover designs, and spent thousands on online ads. My books sold, but I was still losing money every month. Even my bestsellers barely broke even. Something wasn’t adding up.
Then, I made a groundbreaking discovery—one that changed my life forever. I didn’t have to rely on expensive third-party printers to produce my books. By owning my book press and self-printing my books, I transformed my financial future. Within just one year:
- I bought my dream SUV—paid in full, no financing.
- I purchased my first home with additional land—no mortgage.
- I funded a lavish wedding and built a strong financial foundation.
- I registered my publishing business in the U.S. and expanded internationally.
- I gained full control over my book distribution and pricing, allowing me to scale my business without relying on third-party platforms.
And it all started by taking control of my book printing costs.
The Hidden Costs of Traditional Self-Publishing
What the “gurus” won’t tell you is that Amazon and other POD (print-on-demand) services are quietly bleeding you dry.
I learned the hard way:
✅ Amazon reports a 55% gross profit on my ads, but I was actually losing money due to hidden fees like high printing costs, platform fees, and reduced royalty payouts.
✅ My readers overwhelmingly preferred print books, yet I was being encouraged to push Kindle sales.
✅ Raising my book price to cover costs slashed my sales in half.
✅ Every price increase led to a significant drop in conversions, making it impossible to scale sales without losing profit.
✅ Amazon’s royalty structure meant I was only making pennies on every sale, even as my books gained traction.
Here’s the truth: Book buyers aren’t fooled. They recognize value and will choose the best deal. Raising prices to offset printing costs is a losing strategy. Instead of fighting a losing battle, I decided to change the rules.
The Secret to Selling More & Earning More
After uncovering the financial pitfalls of traditional self-publishing, I realized there had to be a better way. The answer wasn’t in raising prices or cutting corners—it was in taking complete control of the publishing process. That’s when I discovered the true secret to maximizing profits while keeping books affordable for readers.
🔹 What if you could lower your book’s price AND make more money per sale?
🔹 What if you never had to worry about rising Amazon printing fees again?
🔹 What if you could print your books on demand, on your own terms, with no limitations?
🔹 What if you could offer exclusive editions, signed copies, or even special print runs without restrictions?
🔹 What if you could bundle your books with custom packaging to enhance perceived value and increase revenue?
Own Your Book Press: Your Ticket to Publishing Freedom
In Own Your Book Press, I reveal step-by-step how to print your own books at home—quickly, affordably, and with full creative control. This book builds on my previous publication, The Ultimate Author’s Guide to Paperback Book Printing, with expanded insights, updated methods, and exclusive new content.
With this guide, you will:
✅ Dramatically cut printing costs—keep more of your hard-earned profits.
✅ Print as few or as many copies as you want—no minimum orders, unlike traditional POD services that require bulk printing or impose restrictions.
✅ Set your book’s price without limitations—undercut the competition and sell more.
✅ Publish freely—no censorship, no middlemen, no restrictions.
✅ Create unique marketing opportunities—offer limited editions, special formats, and personalized prints.
✅ Develop a sustainable publishing business by reinvesting the profits from reduced costs into better advertising, branding, and author growth.

Paul Walker –
For many years, I used online services like Amazon KDP to print my books without realizing that I can have my own full service book printing kit at home. Yes, the technology has been around for some time. Just that the information was sorely lacking… until now. 😍
