What Is An ISBN And Why Do We Need It?

An ISBN (International Standard Book Number) is a unique commercial book identifier. ISBNs are assigned to books by publishers and used by booksellers, libraries, and others in the book supply chain to order, catalog, and inventory books.

An ISBN is required to sell a print book, and it is a helpful marketing tool because it provides a unique identifier for a book that can be used to track sales and inventory. Additionally, ISBNs can be used to identify a particular edition of a book, which can be important for collectors or students who need a specific edition for coursework.

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The ISBN and Imprint Podcast is all about different ways independent authors and publishers can distribute books. We'll discuss various options and strategies for getting your books into the hands of readers, whether it's through online retailers, bookstores, libraries, or other channels. We'll also talk about the benefits and drawbacks of each option, so you can make the best decision for your book.

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