What Is ACX? A Plain-English Guide for Independently Published Authors
If you've started researching audiobook production you've probably encountered the term ACX. And if you're like most independently published authors, it wasn't immediately clear what it meant or why it mattered.
ACX stands for Audiobook Creation Exchange. It's Amazon's platform for producing and distributing audiobooks to Audible, Amazon, and iTunes. And for most independently published authors it's the primary pathway to getting your audiobook in front of listeners.
This guide explains exactly what ACX is, how it works, what it requires, and what you need to know before you start your audiobook project.
How to Get Your Book on Audible: A Complete Guide for Independently Published Authors
Most independently published authors know they want their book on Audible. Very few know exactly how to get it there.
The process isn't complicated — but it has more steps than most people expect, and mistakes at any stage can cost you weeks of delays.
We wrote the complete step-by-step guide: understanding ACX, confirming your rights, choosing your narrator, producing to spec, submitting correctly, and what happens the day your book goes live.
Everything a first-time author needs to know before they start.