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A producer does the same. So does the person who heard the title once and forgot the rest. The site is the set of rooms that visit needs. One page sells this book. A blog holds the writing that never fit a chapter. A kit is the photo and the bio a podcast can download. A store takes the payment in an account you can open. Search puts the title where a stranger can find it. The list is the people who asked. Hosting is the week after, when the form and the certificate still have to work.
One address, several rooms
Most authors need two or three of these, not the whole menu. A first novel usually needs a page for the book and a way onto the list. A site from another decade needs a redesign before it needs a new logo. Someone who packs signed copies needs a cart. Someone who only sells on Amazon needs a button that goes there, and that is a landing page, which is a simpler job.
The domain sits in an account you can log in to. So does the list. We can build the rooms. We should not be the only person who can renew the name.
The rooms
Where to start
The rooms follow the answer. Installing all eight because the menu looks full is how a site gets a shop nobody ships from and a blog with no posts.
Said before the invoice
A careful page can still be the wrong page. We would rather name the limit than hand you a site you cannot log in to.
Before you send anything
No. Tell us whether the book is out, whether a site already exists, and whether you want to ship copies yourself. A first book often needs the landing page, the list, and hosting. A backlist may need the redesign and the store. We invoice the rooms you use.
A landing page sends the click somewhere: a retailer, a sample chapter, a signup. A store takes the money in an account you open, and a paperback needs a weight and a place it ships from. If every button goes to Amazon, you have a landing page, and that is the right job.
The title, a cover we are allowed to use, and the sentence the page should say. For a redesign, the login. For a store, who packs the book. For a kit, a photo from the last year or two, and bios at two lengths. For the list, the thing you are actually willing to send.
You do. The account, the domain, and the list are in your name. We keep a copy of the working files so the second book can match the first. We do not hold the login as a way to keep the work.
When you know the book
If the site is only an idea, say which room you need first. If you pack signed copies, say so. The page follows. Call (833) 688-4166 or write [email protected].
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