Five Questions to Ask Yourself before Chossing a Publisher
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Five Questions to Ask Yourself before Chossing a Publisher
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I began my writing career 24 years ago, at a time when life was simpler. Not many people owned computers, and writers did their research at the local library. Only a daring few attempted to write a book for publication, and only one route existed—the road to the traditional publishing house.
Today that’s all changed. We live in a world of choices. Our society demands the best products and services for the least amount of money, time, and effort. And publishing is no exception. In order to understand the process better and make the right decisions the first time, ask yourself the following questions before selecting a publisher:
Do as much research as you can before signing any papers or handing over any money. If the company is new or unfamiliar, search the Internet by combining the name of the company with the word, “scam” or “reviews” and see what pops up. That one action alone could you save you a lot of money and heartache later on. As the owner of A Flair For Writing – Publishing Services, I am determined to take a firm stand against the many scams and misleading claims that are rampant today in the publishing field. By doing so, I hope to provide authors with an affordable and legitimate alternative.
Checklist:
TRADITIONAL SELF-PUBLISHING
need to wait a year or more quick and easy
want to strike it rich not looking for huge sales
encouraged by professionals not critiqued by professionals
believe authors should not have to willing to pay up-front costs –
pay to get published including publishing, editing,
illustration, and marketing
want books to be on shelves okay with on-line bookstores
Contact Info: http://www.aflairforwriting.com
donna@aflairforwriting.com
781-857-2396