Toggle Side Panel
BookMachine
  • Creative Agency
    • Overview
    • Digital Products and SEO
    • Monthly Marketing
    • Marketing Sprints
    • Digital Advertising
    • Social Media & Influencers
    • Content Marketing
    • Amazon Digital Marketing
    • Branding & Design
    • Event Management
    • Success Stories
  • Campus Community
    • Membership
    • Publishing Events
    • Book Publishing Jobs
    • BookMachine Editorial Board
  • Publishing Events
  • Blog
    • Audiobooks
    • Book Publishing Business
    • Book Design
    • Editorial
    • Book Marketing and Publicity
    • Book Production & Operations
    • Digital Book Publishing & Technology
  • About
More options
    Sign in
    BookMachine Logo
    BookMachine Logo
    • Creative Agency
      • Overview
      • Digital Products and SEO
      • Monthly Marketing
      • Marketing Sprints
      • Digital Advertising
      • Social Media & Influencers
      • Content Marketing
      • Amazon Digital Marketing
      • Branding & Design
      • Event Management
      • Success Stories
    • Campus Community
      • Membership
      • Publishing Events
      • Book Publishing Jobs
      • BookMachine Editorial Board
    • Publishing Events
    • Blog
      • Audiobooks
      • Book Publishing Business
      • Book Design
      • Editorial
      • Book Marketing and Publicity
      • Book Production & Operations
      • Digital Book Publishing & Technology
    • About
    Close search

    Book Publishing Business

    Get a comprehensive understanding of the business of book publishing. From business management, sales, rights and licensing, through to freelancing.

    The Book Publishing Business Topic on the BookMachine blog is supported by BookMachine Creative Agency.

    How to set up a publishing house

    How to set up a publishing house: Red Button Publishing

    Caroline Goldsmith and Karen Ings founded Red Button Publishing in 2012. Like many professionals working with books, the idea of running their own publishing house…

    laurasummers
    Laura January 16, 2015
    1 Comment
    Blackwell's Holborn

    5 Questions (and a free coffee) with Blackwell’s Holborn

    Steve Orchard is the shop manager of the new Blackwell’s in Holborn which opened its doors on 19th December. Having seen the interesting range of books,…

    laurasummers
    Laura January 16, 2015
    skills for publishing

    End of the book is nowhere near – New Year sees increase in sales

    This is a guest post from Tom Chalmers, Managing Director at IPR License. Amazon is taking over the world, booksellers are going under, ebooks are…

    laurasummers
    Laura January 13, 2015
    Self-employed in publishing

    3 Top Tips for staying safe with eReaders

    Jasmin Kirkbride is BookMachine’s new blogger. Jasmin is the Editorial Intern at Tenebris Books. She is a freelance editor and published author.  You can find…

    jasmin-kirkbride
    Jasmin Kirkbride January 11, 2015
    2 Comments
    Sara Donaldson - Freelancers

    Top 5 tips for Freelancing in 2015

    This is Sara Donaldson’ s second guest blog post. Sara is a freelance editor with an eye for a mystery. When not editing a range…

    bookmachine-staff
    BookMachine Staff January 6, 2015
    2 Comments
    brand

    The End of the Indie Gold Rush?

    This is a guest post from Ricardo Fayet. Ricardo is an avid reader and startup enthusiast who has been studying the publishing industry with interest…

    bookmachine-staff
    Ricardo Fayet January 5, 2015
    18 Comments

    Survey reveals industry-wide pay disparity in publishing

    Later today (16/12) the House of Commons will vote on a bill brought forward by Labour MP Sarah Champion that would make the need for…

    chris-ward
    Chris Ward December 16, 2014

    Why Is Video Conferencing Good For Business?

    Any business can benefit from video conferencing. Rather than the traditional setup of meetings and consultations involving plane trips,long drives, and hotel expenses, videoconferencing opens…

    bookmachine-staff
    BookMachine Staff December 15, 2014
    1 Comment
    Sara Donaldson - Freelancers

    5 tips to break the freelance famine

    This is a guest blog from Sara Donaldson. Sara is a freelance editor with an eye for a mystery. When not editing a range of…

    bookmachine-staff
    Sara Donaldson December 8, 2014
    4 Comments
    skills for publishing

    Licensing Seminar highlights the Hasselhoff effect

    This is a guest post from Tom Chalmers, Managing Director at IPR License. Late last month we hosted our inaugural Global Licensing: The Bigger Picture…

    bookmachine-staff
    Tom Chalmers December 8, 2014
    1 Comment
    Writing competition

    4 Questions for TLAC Printing and Publishing

    This is an interview with Unambiguous Edit, and Miraz Manji and Andrew Weiner of TLAC Printing and Publishing. Both groups are hosts of a writing…

    bookmachine-staff
    BookMachine Staff December 1, 2014
    Self-publishing

    FACT: Self-publishing is not all about fiction

    This is a guest post from the team at CompletelyNovel, sponsors of BookMachine Brighton (photos here). There has been a lot of media attention on…

    bookmachine-staff
    CompletelyNovel November 13, 2014
    CL copy

    Diversity, gender, equality, and inclusion in publishing

    This is a guest post from Claire Louise Kemp, Consultant at Atwood Tate (sponsor of BookMachine Oxford on November 6). “If you want to make…

    bookmachine-staff
    Claire Louise Kemp November 2, 2014
    Jake McGraw

    5 Questions for Jake McGraw from Refinery29 [INTERVIEW]

    Host of November’s BookMachine NYC, Bree Weber, talks to speaker on the night Jake McGraw, Director of Operations at Refinery29. Grab your tickets for BookMachine…

    bookmachine-staff
    Brianna Weber November 2, 2014
    beth

    5 questions for freelance editor and consultant Beth Cox [INTERVIEW]

    BookMachine Oxford host Charly Salvesen-Ford talks to Beth Cox, freelance editor and consultant specialising in children’s books, and the star of our event on 6th…

    charly_ford
    Charly Ford October 27, 2014
    Load More

    Book Publishing Business Topics

    • Book Publishing Business
      • Sales, rights and licensing
      • Repurposing content
      • Multi-platform
      • Diversity
      • Freelancing
      • Independent publishing
      • Facts and stats
      • Strategy
      • Management
      • Self-publishing

    Company

    • About
    • Mailing List
    • Careers
    • Contact BookMachine

    London Hub

    BookMachine®, 2.3, Building A3,
    6 Soames Walk, Design District,
    Greenwich Peninsula London, SE10 0AX
    +44 (0) 207 183 2399
    Publishing Declares

    Creative Agency

    • BookMachine Agency Overview
    • Success Stories
    • Digital Advertising
    • Social Media & Influencers
    • Digital Products & SEO
    • Marketing Sprints
    • Branding & Design
    • Content Marketing
    • TikTok Marketing

    Community & CAMPUS

    • Membership
    • Publishing Events
    • Blog
    • Book Publishing Jobs
    • Editorial Board
    Besa member
    We love your books
    © 2025 - BookMachine Ltd. Company no. 12262084.
    • Privacy Policy
    • Terms of Use
    • Cookie policy (UK)
    • Cookie Policy (EU)

    BookMachine is a Creative Agency, a Community and a Campus. We’re here for the people and companies who make publishing happen.

     

    BookMachine
    Manage Cookie Consent
    We use cookies to make the BookMachine site work. You can view our Privacy Policy.
    Functional cookies Always active
    The technical storage or access is strictly necessary for the legitimate purpose of enabling the use of a specific service explicitly requested by the subscriber or user, or for the sole purpose of carrying out the transmission of a communication over an electronic communications network.
    Preferences
    The technical storage or access is necessary for the legitimate purpose of storing preferences that are not requested by the subscriber or user.
    Statistics
    The technical storage or access that is used exclusively for statistical purposes. The technical storage or access that is used exclusively for anonymous statistical purposes. Without a subpoena, voluntary compliance on the part of your Internet Service Provider, or additional records from a third party, information stored or retrieved for this purpose alone cannot usually be used to identify you.
    Marketing
    The technical storage or access is required to create user profiles to send advertising, or to track the user on a website or across several websites for similar marketing purposes.
    • Manage options
    • Manage services
    • Manage {vendor_count} vendors
    • Read more about these purposes
    View preferences
    • {title}
    • {title}
    • {title}