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I had to do this for two photos (the man and the background) and I had to do it twice, because the first time, the KDP rep cleared me and told me to submit my book for publication again, but when I did, I was flagged again. I had to give them screenshots of my DepositPhotos account (proof I was the owner and I’m glad my name matched my KDP account), proof that I downloaded the photos there, and the licensing agreement that goes with each photo. Some people think KDP won’t ask and in eight years of publishing, they didn’t ask me either, until the third book of my rockstar trilogy I released last summer. They won’t have anything to give Amazon and what will happen is they won’t be able to use the cover they paid for. She won’t be the one responsible if Amazon asks her authors for proof of copyright. I told the woman that and she didn’t care. The problem with using the stock that Canva gives you access to is that KDP won’t accept Canva’s licensing agreement. Canva Pro has a lot of stock available, and they’re from all of the stock photo sites–Getty (which we know is god-awful expensive), Shutterstock, Pexels, and others. I also was talking to someone who does premades and she uses the stock photos that come with the Canva Pro option. Then I was chatting with someone on Threads who saw it not long ago, and it made me realize scammers don’t every really stop, we just stop seeing it. Years ago I was aware this was happening, but I kind of fell out of looking for it on Facebook, and it seemed to have died down. Anyone can make a cover on Canva, but what’s even worse is when scammers use Canva’s templates and only change the text to what the author wants. What I am saying though, is that if you do decide to buy a premade, it’s really really important you vet where your designer is getting their stock.Ĭanva makes things really easy, and who knows, my instructions on how to do a full wrap may even be contributing to it. I get that time is money and money is time, and for some authors it is worth it to pay out rather than learning how to do it yourself, and if you’re okay spending money on something someone did in under an hour, that’s a personal (and business) choice. They think because you don’t know how to make a spine and back cover, that gives them the right to charge you $50-$100 dollars for something you can learn how to do on your own. Not everyone who makes premades is intending to rip you off, but many of them are. That doesn’t seem so terrible–even I’ve mentioned making covers and putting them on this website, only for free in case anyone is having a difficult time and needs something quick that looks decent–and it’s not terrible, if they go about it right way. One of the things I’ve been seeing a lot of online is scammers who are making premade book covers. This entry was posted in business cards, vistaprint and tagged business cards, paper stock, vistaprint on Septemby kevin.I was going to write about book covers at the end of my post, but I decided to move it to the top so if you don’t want to read my author update but still want to read that part, you don’t have to scroll to skip it. *Related: Vistaprint: How long does shipping take? We recently tried out their business cards, and wrote a review here. Vistaprint believes that business cards have the ability to tell your business’ story, so how will you tell yours? Which Paper Stock Should You Choose for Your Business Cards?Įvery business is different, and no one paper stock is best for everyone. Vistaprint has an exclusive process that integrates technology from the paper supplier to the post-printing process to achieve a printing quality that no other company can achieve on such thick paper. Ultra-thick business cards are the thickest paper stock that Vistaprint offers, and they really make an impact with customers. Vistaprint ultra thick coated paper stock

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