Self-publishing with IngramSpark

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Is there anyone here with experience publishing via IngramSpark? OR with experience publishing via creative commons?

I have written book that contains a script for yoga teachers to give instruction on how to guide students through various yoga poses. I want to publish the book under a creative commons license.

http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/

Should I pay the money to speak with one of the IngramSpark experts or is it a waste of my time and money, given that I want to use the creative commons licence on the work?

Follow up question: any tips for getting an ISBN number?

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