
Book Self-Publishers: Do you use Professional Proofreading Services or Not?
However, considering that most books on Amazon are priced at 0.99 to 9.99, having to pay for PPS plus the design of the cover can add up to too much and it can take very long to break even, so I understand that some may decide to skip PPS. I am considering using PPS for my upcoming book but I'm still unsure.
Have you used PPSs before for your books? If so, what was your experience? Do you find that readers are OK with some errors on Amazon Kindle books, considering that they are indie books? I read on another site how someone said that getting a bad review on your book because of spelling/grammar mistakes was pretty much the worse review to get, especially if the content of the book is actually good.
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