A major choice an author has to make when publishing in audio is: which distributor to use and whether to use that distributor exclusively. 

Right now, the only audiobook distributor that allows you to set a preorder and/or release date is ACX (and then, only if you're exclusive with ACX.)

The basic tour includes three blast dates of your choice. We can recommend options in a consultation, or you can choose from the options on this page.

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I am not a tax professional! However, I know several CPAs who have signed off on using this tax credit for audiobook productiong (and I have received the credit myself.)

The link below will take you directly to the IRS page regarding this tax benefit program.

Should you work with either or both?

Plus, the retailers divvied up between these two distributors.

You can't use ACX or Findaway download codes for advance review copies, because they only become available when the book is actually live.

Apple Books accepts audiobooks from multiple aggregators, so if you distribute via ACX and Findaway, for instance, you can end up with multiple versions.

Once you've cut your audio, you can easily use it in videos and/or slideshows created in Canva or other video editing software like Headspace.

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