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Physical Book
100
Online e-Book
50
Authors
30
Books on Store
350
Book publication process
Free
Write Your Manuscript and then Edit It
Step 1: Write Your Book
Step 2: Edit and Revise
Step 3: Utilize Online Editing Tools
Step 4: Seek Feedback from Beta Readers
Gather valuable insights by sharing your manuscript with beta readers. Jane Friedman offers great tips on how to find beta readers in her article Finding Beta Readers. Additionally, you can explore Approaching Beta Readers for strategies to effectively engage them.
Put Your Book in Format
Step 1: Choose Your File Type
Step 2: Select a Formatting Tool
Create a Cover
Select a Platform for Publication
Choose a Publishing Platform
Upload Your Manuscript
Set Pricing and Royalties
Engage with Readers
Publish and Promote
Upload Your Manuscript
Set Pricing and Royalties
Engage with Readers
Publish and Promote
Start with Academic Insight Publishing
Book Publishing Services
Traditional Publishing:
- Advance against royalties: $2,000 - $10,000
- Royalties: 10% - 15% of net sales
Self-Publishing :
- Premium Package: $3,500
- Full-service Package: $5,000
Editing Services
- Developmental Editing : $0.03 - $0.05 per word
- Copy Editing : $0.02 - $0.04 per word
- Proofreading : $0.01 - $0.02 per word
Design Services
- Cover Design : $300 - $1,500 (depending on complexity)
- Interior Layout : $500 - $2,000
- E-book Formatting : $200 - $600
Marketing Services
- Book Launch Package : $1,000 - $5,000
- Social Media Management : $300 - $1,000 per month
- Press Release Writing : $150 - $500
Distribution Services
- Print Distribution : 15% - 25% of retail price
- E-book Distribution : 10% - 20% of retail price
- Library Distribution : $500 - $2,000 per title
Additional Services
- ISBN Assignment : $125 each
- Copyright Registration : $55
- Author Website Development : $500 - $2,000
Workshops and Consulting
- Publishing Workshops : $200 - $600 per session
- One-on-One Consulting : $100 - $250 per hour
Notes:
- Prices can vary based on the complexity and length of the project.
- Discounts may be available for bulk services or package deals.
- Payment plans can be arranged for higher-cost services.
Client Questionnaire for Publishing Companies
Traditional Publishing vs. Self-Publishing: Key Differences Explained
Traditional Publishing
The publisher has significant control over the manuscript, including editing, cover design, marketing, and distribution. Authors typically have less say in these decisions.
Self-Publishing
Authors retain full control over every aspect of the publishing process, from editing and design to marketing strategies and pricing.
Traditional Publishing
The publisher has significant control over the manuscript, including editing, cover design, marketing, and distribution. Authors typically have less say in these decisions.
Self-Publishing
Authors retain full control over every aspect of the publishing process, from editing and design to marketing strategies and pricing.
Traditional Publishing
The publisher has significant control over the manuscript, including editing, cover design, marketing, and distribution. Authors typically have less say in these decisions.
Self-Publishing
Authors retain full control over every aspect of the publishing process, from editing and design to marketing strategies and pricing.
Traditional Publishing
The publisher has significant control over the manuscript, including editing, cover design, marketing, and distribution. Authors typically have less say in these decisions.
Self-Publishing
Authors retain full control over every aspect of the publishing process, from editing and design to marketing strategies and pricing.
Traditional Publishing
The publisher has significant control over the manuscript, including editing, cover design, marketing, and distribution. Authors typically have less say in these decisions.
Self-Publishing
Authors retain full control over every aspect of the publishing process, from editing and design to marketing strategies and pricing.
Traditional Publishing
The publisher has significant control over the manuscript, including editing, cover design, marketing, and distribution. Authors typically have less say in these decisions.
Self-Publishing
Authors retain full control over every aspect of the publishing process, from editing and design to marketing strategies and pricing.
Traditional Publishing
The publisher has significant control over the manuscript, including editing, cover design, marketing, and distribution. Authors typically have less say in these decisions.
Self-Publishing
Authors retain full control over every aspect of the publishing process, from editing and design to marketing strategies and pricing.
Traditional Publishing
The publisher has significant control over the manuscript, including editing, cover design, marketing, and distribution. Authors typically have less say in these decisions.
Self-Publishing
Authors retain full control over every aspect of the publishing process, from editing and design to marketing strategies and pricing.