Self-Publishing
In traditional publishing, the publisher bears the costs, such as editing, marketing, and paying advances, and reaps a substantial share of the profits; by comparison, in self-publishing, the author bears all of these costs but earns a higher share of the profits.
The self-publishing landscape has changed considerably in the past two decades with new technologies such as the Internet, and the $1 billion market continues to change at a rapid pace. Increasingly there are numerous alternatives to traditional publishing, and self-publishing is becoming the first choice for writers.
With this growth in activity, the book world has become flooded with titles, much of it of low quality, and it is becoming increasingly difficult for self-publishers to differentiate one's offerings from the stew of average offerings.
Most self-published books sell very few copies, although there are approximately a dozen books that sell into the millions. The quality of self-published works varies considerably.

It’s been a blessing to work with the team at CLC Kenya… You are professional, you take your work seriously and I love the final product. The editors did an awesome job!
Book: Conceive Achieve (July 2017)
Visibility: Keswick, Prestige, CLC, Eldoret, Kitale, Kericho, Nakuru and Swaziland.
Other titles: Conceive Achieve for Teens, Conceive Achieve Journal.