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Helen Bryan’s War Brides went out of print. So she re-published it independently, and her forgotten novel turned into a best seller.
Ice cream seller changes direction and hits million-pound turnover
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In South Africa," a simple cooking tool makes a big difference in women's lives. Try it in your own kitchen and contribute to the cause.
Best-selling author Scott Mariani uses self-publishing to develop his career
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How Dave Murray found a way to reach new customers and respond to the growing interest in astronomy
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UCAS had to deliver a superb university admissions process. They rose to the challenge with the help of Amazon Web Services.
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Tracy Bloom's maternity leave delivered a Kindle hit as well as a baby
Marcel made a business out of his hobby. Today, he shares his passion for toys with thousands of Amazon customers.
Tim Ellis left school with no qualifications but has now sold hundreds of thousands of books on Amazon Kindle
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Self-publishing her first novel after early retirement sent Rachel Abbott soaring up the best seller chart
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When Ravi needed to secure the future of his family’s business he looked to Amazon Marketplace and Amazon Webstore
Pete Smith worked for Save the Children and is now using Kindle Direct Publishing to raise money for them
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He now runs MediaDevil, an international and award winning company specialising in accessories for mobile devices
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