Created by Colin Scott, Ebook Cover Factory is a selection of over 200 ebook cover templates, each of which is fully customisable.
What is the product?
Colin Scott claims to be a Kindle author who commissioned a large number of ebook covers for his own work. Ultimately he is now passing on the opportunity to gain access to some of these for yourself in the form of Ebook Cover Factory. There are 200+ covers as well as facilities to make more of your own for free using Gimp (a free editing suite that Colin Scott also provides training for) and a collection of over 400 high quality images that are also provided with Ebook Cover Factory. The covers look to be good quality and is this that Colin Scott says will help you to sell more copies of your own ebooks. There are also a few bonus products that help authors find profitable niches and other related services. Read more
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