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Info. About BookLocker’s Payment Plan Program
BookLocker’s Payment Plan Program provides the same services as our At Your Service Program, but at a higher cost in the end. But, through the Read More
ATTN: Victims of Defunct Tate Publishing (and other firms)! Move to BookLocker for as little as $78! (And, get your book back on the market in as little as 2 weeks.)
For as little as $78, BookLocker offers refuge to victims of defunct publishers. Read More
“How fast can you get my print book on the market?”
Q: “How fast can you get my print book on the market?” – A: We usually get a print book to market within a month of the author sending their final file to us but we have a Rush option available as well… Read More
“How many copies of my book can I expect to sell?”
Q: “How many copies of my book can I expect to sell?” A: A book’s sales potential depends entirely on: 1. the book itself; and 2. the author’s…. Read More
BookLocker Author Alert 01/09/17: Will you be getting a 1099 from us?; Need to get published in a hurry? Get a discount!; the Winter 24-Hour Short Story Contest is THIS WEEKEND!; Supplement your book sales income with these paying markets for writers!; and much more!
Will you be getting a 1099 from us?; Need to get published in a hurry? Get a discount!; the Winter 24-Hour Short Story Contest is THIS WEEKEND!; Supplement your book sales income with these paying markets for writers!; and much more! Read More
“Do I need to buy my own barcode?”
“Do I need to buy my own barcode when publishing my book?” Read More
“Should I buy my own ISBN or use one of yours?”
“Should I buy my own ISBN or use my publisher’s?” Read More
“My Amazon Ranking Shot Up For One Day! So, Why Didn’t I Get Paid For That Sale?”
An author wrote last week: My Amazon Central UK account is showing that I had a sale of (my book) on 9/10/14 but I’m not Read More
“Do you have a list of book reviewers?”
Q. “Do you have a list of book reviewers?” A
A. It’s best to pick and choose reviewers that specifically review your type of book. And, don’t send a free copy to them unless they express an interest in your book, and request a print copy or an ebook edition in a specific format. You can usually email them to ask. (Some may accept only a print copy of the book.) You’d be amazed at the high percentage of print review copies that are… Read More
