A couple of things.
CD baby will get you set up - you'll have web site and they will handle the orders and shipping from it. Just don't expect to burn down the house. My wife's band has sold a couple that way. And most people will buy downloads.
A local rep house or even a lot of studios are set up to do short run stuff. Price the online sites and take it to your local studio head. You may make a new friend, business or not. Not sure what is availible in Shreridan, but I would take a look.
Get one of those id number stamps. A studio or rep house or CDbaby can get you one. It ids the CD, puts it on the map, so to speak. Most stores (your local music) won't take it w/o one.
If you have the time and want to save a little money doing your own pressings can work. I've got an epson Artisan that prints CDs and it does a fine job. It does take a while, tho. And for 100, as said above, it could take all day. You don't have to watch the ink dry, but you do have to be around to move them in and out (just like burning the CDs themselves). The paper inserts are even worse - it probably pays to get a printer to do what you want. For handouts I ususally just use prefabed CD stomper inserts (since I had a bunch left over). Trimming is a ****. And ink for the epson is close to $100. I've probably done 100 copies before a refill. So it adds up, in money and time.
A short run from a rep house, etc. will leave you fresh to get rid of the suckers.
If you do live shows it probably is worthwhile to get a bunch. But a 1000 copies, even after you've sent one to all your old girlfriends, will last a long time. With the stamp id you can send off a 100-500 to college radio stations around the country, as well as record companies etc. Probably as useful as sending to old girlfriends, but shipping a cd is is only $1.14 the last time I did it. One never knows.
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