Full service means we stay from the first conversation through the week the book can be bought. Ghostwriting, the edit after you read, the cover, the interior, the account in your name, and a launch that is a working link and a note to people who asked. It does not mean every extra at once. A trailer, a press campaign, and an ad test are named when you want them. They are not implied by the word full.
What full means here
The useful version of full service is a sequence you can see. We do not design the wrap while the last chapter is still a rumor, and we do not email a list about a book the store cannot sell yet. Each handoff has a date and a file.
You remain the author. The name, the copyright conversation, and the store login are yours. We are the desk that gets the book from an idea to a page a stranger can open.
The sequence
Still a quote
The number follows the length of the book and the formats. A short business book and a long novel do not share an invoice just because both are called full service. We write the scope down: what is in, what is a later yes, and what we will not pretend to sell.
If you have already written the book, you do not need this folder. The self-publishing bundle is the honest one. Full service starts when the manuscript is still ahead of us.
The next conversation
Tell us the reader and the format. The scope follows that, not a menu of extras. Call (833) 688-4166 or write [email protected].
Outside the folder
An open-ended promise is how a project loses its shape. The folder has edges. That is what makes it finishable.
Before a number is named
That package ends when the book is up for sale. This one also includes the launch week: the link checked, and a note if you have people to tell. Press, a trailer, and ads are still separate. If you do not need the launch handled, the smaller package is the right one.
A short book is months, not a weekend. A long one is longer. We will give a range after we know the length. We will not promise a date that assumes the draft never comes back with notes.
Yes. The stages are real. If you want the book written and you will publish it yourself, we stop at the manuscript and the invoice matches that stop. You are not trapped in the rest of the desk.
The idea or the pages, the shelf, the length you are aiming at, and whether you want print. If a list already exists, say so. It changes the launch, not the writing.
The shelf
Our team has helped write, publish and market thousands of books over the past decade. Our books are well-written and finished to perfection. Have a look at some of our ghostwriters’ best works and clients’ bestsellers.
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