If you write larger books, it may be a good idea to move into print medium as well. Using CreateSpace.com, your book can be released in print online at Amazon and Barnes and Noble. This print-on-demand provider, an Amazon company, allows for practically free publishing of print books, and books are only printed when someone orders them. This means that you see no upfront printing costs involved whatsoever.
Formatting for print can be a lot trickier than a basic eBook, and you may have to seek a freelancer to help with this. It is highly recommended that you outsource this unless you’re confident with InDesign or formatting for print in Microsoft Word. The learning curve is not as simple as it is with eBooks.