While on demand printing may sound good at first, it is not the right solution for every project. Many times conventional printing may be more a better fit for a particular project. Here are some questions you need to ask yourself:

Will your work interest a conventional publisher?
Do you have the capital to pay for conventional printing?
Do you think your title will sell more than 500 copies?
Are you prepared to be heavily involved in marketing of your work?
Do you have unusual size or printing requirements?

This comparison chart will outline some major differences between conventional and on demand publishing:

	Conventional Publishing	On Demand Publishing
Cost Per copy	Lower	Higher
Initial Investment	Higher	Lower
Marketing	Usually by Publisher	Usually by Author
Out of Print Handling	New Printing Needed	Never Goes Out of Print
Paper Types, Sizes and Formats	Many Options	Fewer Options
Storage and Distribution	Expensive	Cheaper

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Printing technology changes everyday, so please contact us with specifics of your project.