When you
hire Writersandpoets.com, you are hiring an experienced team of experts who will
handle every aspect of your book project and see it through to completion.
Unlike other publishers who offer pay-to-publish services, we work only
with projects with a really great possibility for success! We work with
authors who have a clear vision of how they want their book packaged, sold,
marketed and promoted. When we take on a project, we look for interesting
fiction, gripping memoirs and true stories with huge marketing and sales
potential.
There are
as many reasons to self-publish as there are to publish with a major publisher.
When you have made up your mind to self-publish, the question is not if
you will be published, but when you will be published.
Traditional publishing can be a long and uncertain process. Finding an agent,
finding a publisher, negotiating a book deal and ultimately getting onto the
bookstore shelf can take one to two years or more. With self publishing, the
process can take 6-8 weeks after you finish your manuscript.
Choosing not to take money up front for the rights to your book means choosing
no limit on how much you can make when you self-publish.
Most books
published with major commercial publishers never earn out their advance. This
means the author receives some money upfront for their work, then never sees
another penny. Check out these web sites for more on royalties and payments:
"Prior to consulting Earl Cox at Writers and
Poets, I was unsure of where to begin the self-publishing journey.With Earl’s guidance and coaching, I made the seamless transition from an
aspiring writer to a published author. Through Earl’s unwavering dedication to
produce a polished package, “You, Me and He” is now a premier product, soon to
be in bookstores nationwide. The team at Writers and Poets guided my book to
completion and their service is unrivaled. I can see why Earl is truly the
industry’s finest."
When you
hire Writersandpoets.com, you are hiring an experienced team of experts who will
handle every aspect of your book project and see it through to completion.