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Automatically convert your Blurb book to an eBook and sell it on the iBooks® app on the iPad®, iPhone®, and iPod touch®.
Blurb will now convert any book made with their free bookmaking software into an ebook for just US $1.99 . The resulting ebooks are available for purchase in the Blurb Bookstore and on the iBooks app on the Apple iPad, iPhone, and iPod touch. Book owners are able to set their own prices for both the printed and ebook versions.
With nominal setup costs, zero shipping, no time for delivery, and virtually no geographic boundaries, we think ebooks offer photographers an extremely attractive way to show, market and generate from their work.
Visit Blurb.com to learn more about making ephotobooks.
Have you tried Blurb eBooks?
We’d love to know what you think of Blurb’s new service. Share your thoughts with a comment.
4 Comments
10-22-2011
At the risk of sounding like a dork – I don’t have any ‘i’ equipment. Will these also work on a computer like a PDF e-book? I emailed Blurb but haven’t gotten an answer yet.
10-24-2011
I’ve not tried, but might now!
12-8-2011
Hi Pam,
Hope this helps.
http://blurb.custhelp.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/975/kw/publish%20as%20pdf
I’m still running WinXP with 2gb of ram, so no you are not “dorky”.
However I am also lucky enough to have an iPhone.
8-16-2012
There are more Android platform devices than i-platforms in the world (I have heard). Is this distribution available for all platforms or just Apple devices?
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