Sentences with phrase «indie author client»

Staff designers frequently cross over, creating a jacket for their own publisher one week, freelancing for another house the next week and taking on an indie author client the week after that.

I use Track Changes every time I edit for indie author clients so that they know exactly what I have changed on their manuscripts and so that they can easily revert those changes if they don't agree with them.

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It has worked for me for all four of my books (all number one Amazon bestsellers and multi-award winners), it works for my many clients (from indie authors to New York Times bestsellers), and it works for the multiple authors I directed during the eighteen months of the now - defunct Gravity Imprint of Booktrope Publishing.

Every time someone contacts you, make a note (perhaps in a spreadsheet) of which method was used and the client type (e.g. colleague enquiry via email, student thesis enquiry via contact form, indie author via text message, etc.).

Her editing clients include traditionally published and indie authors at all levels of experience, from international bestsellers to first - time novelists.

Now, it is about 50/50, and indie authors continue to gain ground in my client list.

TS: Some of my indie - author clients are Kasey Michaels (Everything's Coming Up Rosie, Escapade), Lindsay McKenna (DELOS series, including Nowhere to Hide), Jill Gregory (Something Borrowed Something Blue, Never Love A Cowboy), Ruth Ryan Langan (Highland Barbarian, Duchess of Fifth Avenue), and Emelle Gamble (Molly Harper, Duets).

Representatives from Authoright and Smith Publicity answered questions and spoke to potential clients about what a publicist can do for an indie author.

I try to do as many favors as I can to help indie authors succeed, and I do everything in my power to keep my clients happy.

Here are a few words from some of my clients, some of whom are published with traditional houses and some of whom are indie authors.

Past and present clients include Samhain Publishing, Pink Petal Books, the City of Glendora, Pasadena City College, Primedia Enthusiast Publishing, the Showstopper Lifestyle, the Huntington Library Press, Dark Valentine Press, Demand Media Studios, and an ever - growing group of indie authors.

For those who don't know Rob his company designs excellent ebook covers with some well known indie authors as clients including JA Konrath and Barry Eisler.

We very much value the needs of our clients, whether they are publishers, small presses, or indie authors.

My clients include Indie authors, traditionally published writers, and writers conferences.

She charges $ 2K for a one - pass dev edit on indie clients, but she only works with Montlake authors who also write indie — people who already know their stuff pretty well and don't require heavy editing.

Tim's had five authors on the New York Times Bestseller list simultaneously, and indie author Hugh Howey is one of his clients.

I am the art director at the author PR firm Novel Publicity, cover artist & print formatter for Evolved Publishing, and also work with Amy Edelman providing custom cover services to Indie Reader clients.

However, there are some positive signs for our indie clients to appreciate their book - promoting service: they welcome EPUB and MOBI format of which most of you certain possess; they seem to speak to independent author directly apart from agent and publisher as they leave one button for you to proudly present who you are.

Through years of innovation and creativity working on Indie and self - published books on a case by case basis — along with our traditionally published clients — we've helped these authors become award - winning, bestselling — or both — and many have gone on to sign with agents, publishers and even sell film rights.

The bottom line, is, it will be very interesting to see how this example develops and I admire their tenacity breaking out like this but this is definitely not something I would recommend for publishing clients, nor would I recommend this (at all) for indie authors.

[KL] I am supportive of indie publishing, and many of my clients are «hybrid» authors.

My BadRedhead Media business clients are a mix of NYTimes bestsellers and successful indie authors, and they, too, are doing their own marketing (or well, hiring me to help them).

I started thinking about what I do for my clients and how that is different from the Indie Author world.

I've noticed a lot of indie authors — some of my clients included — have been overwhelmed by the sheer magnitude

Design helps create your brand — I've run into one thing with my indie writer and small publisher clients — the authors often do not want to see their name large on the book.