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Explore the scope of our services, then discuss a written proposal built around your manuscript, formats, and goals. Reference figures below are illustrative until your project is reviewed.

Everything else

Scoped per project rather than by a formula — reference specs where a service has typical ranges, a note where it doesn't.

Book Creation

Ebook WritingTypical length: 8,000–25,000 wordsTimeline: 5–8 weeksRewrites included: 2 per section
Autobiography WritingTypical length: 50,000–80,000 wordsTimeline: 7–10 monthsInterview hours: 20+ included
Biography WritingTypical length: 50,000–80,000 wordsTimeline: 8–11 monthsInterview hours: 15+ included
Fiction Book WritingTypical length: 60,000–100,000 wordsTimeline: 8–12 monthsRewrites included: 2 per chapter
Content WritingScoped per project — ask for a quote

Publishing & Design

Audiobook ProductionTypical runtime: 6–12 hoursTimeline: 6–10 weeks
Book Cover DesignTimeline: 2–3 weeks
Book FormattingTimeline: 1–3 weeksFormats: Print + EPUBRevision rounds: 2 included
IllustrationTypical scope: 12–40 illustrationsTimeline: 8–14 weeksSketch rounds: 3 includedRights: 100% yours
Video Book TrailersScoped per project — ask for a quote
Video Script WritingScoped per project — ask for a quote
Children's Book PublishingTypical page count: 24 / 32 / 48 pagesReading level: Board book through early readerTimeline: 4–7 monthsIllustration rounds: 3 sketch revisions includedRights: 100% yours

Book Marketing & Promotion

Book MarketingScoped per project — ask for a quote
Book-to-Business Lead GenerationTimeline: 1–2 weeksTypical scope: One lead page + back-matter copy
Website Design & DevelopmentScoped per project — ask for a quote
Amazon & Retail OptimizationScoped per project — ask for a quote
ARC & Review Campaign ManagementScoped per project — ask for a quote
Author Newsletter & List GrowthScoped per project — ask for a quote
Media & Podcast OutreachScoped per project — ask for a quote
Bookseller & Library OutreachScoped per project — ask for a quote
Guest Post WritingScoped per project — ask for a quote
Blog WritingScoped per project — ask for a quote
Landing Page WritingScoped per project — ask for a quote
Press Release WritingScoped per project — ask for a quote
Author Talk & Event ContentScoped per project — ask for a quote
Customer & Reader LettersScoped per project — ask for a quote
Affiliate & Content MarketingScoped per project — ask for a quote
Tagline WritingScoped per project — ask for a quote
Social Media Content WritingScoped per project — ask for a quote
PPC Ad CopywritingScoped per project — ask for a quote
Sales Email WritingScoped per project — ask for a quote

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A clear scope is the best starting point.

The right investment depends on the work your book actually needs. A project discussion helps separate essential production work from optional additions and later stages.

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Manuscript and complexity

Length is only one consideration. Research, source material, illustration, specialist subject matter, and the depth of editing can all affect the work involved. Share a representative sample so the discussion is grounded in your actual book.

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Formats and production

Print quantity, binding, paper, color pages, and delivery requirements shape a print project. Ebook and audio editions have their own preparation needs. Identify your priority format first, then discuss additional editions as separate decisions.

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Included and separate costs

Before approving a proposal, confirm revision rounds, final files, third-party charges, and payment milestones. A written scope should also explain how changes are handled if you decide to add work after the project begins.

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