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Thank you for stopping by HoffmanPublishing.com. Would you like to write a book? Have you written a book, but having a hard time getting it published? Well, you've come to the right place! Why Use a Self-Publisher? The key distinguishing characteristic of self-publishing is the absence of a traditional publisher. Instead, a self-publisher fulfills this role by taking editorial control of the content, arranging for printing, marketing the material, and often distributing it, either directly to consumers or to retailers. Self-publising is not ego trip! And it is not about the prestige of becoming a published author! What it is about is getting your book published before the typical 18-month production cycle that it takes most publishing companies, maintaining command of your book, avoiding manuscript “File 13”, and the “Dear John” letters from traditional editors and publishers advising you that there is no future for your book. It is also about making the most money from your book sales.
Most often, authors choose to self-publish because their work may not of interest to a commercial publisher. Fiction and poetry are the most difficult genres to get published by any publisher today. For purposes of marketing, publishers must be confident of sales of several thousand copies to take on a book unless distribution is not the main goal. An otherwise meritous book. To self-publish, one must know something about the publishing process: how to handle the main specifics of editing, manuscript preparation, manufacture, book costing, pricing, selling, mailing, and promotion. You have three important options ...
2. You can do it yourself and take on the learning curve of establishing of small business, learning the ropes of formatting the book, printing the book, getting connected with top distribution houses, etc. 3. You can get help from Hoffman Publishing Company, a self-publisher, to avoid the middle man and maintain direction of your production and profit. CONTACT US FOR A FREE QUOTE! We look forward to working with you. Sincerely, |
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You can go through the frustrating,
time-consuming effort of submitting your manuscript
to "many" a large institutional publishing company with
the hopes you will get published and receive royalty checks on time.
First-time authores are not always that lucky. 
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