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Service Providers of the Rocky Mountain Writer's Summit™
The Rocky Mountain Writer's Summit™ brings
together all the resources every author needs to succeed.
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Rocky Mountain Writer's Summit™ Service Providers
Do you need the services of any of the following publishing professionals?
Would you like to know:
- What these services cost?
- What those services look like?
- What to expect from that service provider?
- If you really need the services?
- Ways to prepare your project for maximum efficiency of the service?
- Possible things you can do to reduce the fees they charge?
- The top 10 things you need to know before you hire this type of service provider?
Learn from all these service providers...
Their job at the Rocky Mountain Writer's Summit is to teach...
To teach you how to spend your publishing dollar wisely and create
the most profitable and enjoyable book project
and career as an author possible.
All this and much more will be available to you on January 16, 2010 in Lone Tree Colorado.
Mark your calendars for this free* event runs from 9am - 5pm and will feature 24 local authors telling their path to being published and feature over 50 service providers most authors need to get started and to create a best-selling book.
The publishing business is vast and can be overwhelming - come learn more about it from the people who work in it every single day and want to give back to a creative community of authors!
*free - a donation of 2 cans of food or $5/person at the door will be collected to donate to the Foodbank of the Rockies! Last year, we donated over 3000 meals for people of the Rocky Mountain Region!
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Writer's Summit Tip #21:
Plan out your first 3 print runs. You should be able to sell out your first print run in 90 days. Print only as many with each run (no matter your ability to afford more) as you can sell in 90 days.
Print turn around time should be no more than 2 weeks. If your book's demand suddenly goes up, you can be ready in as little as two weeks. Don't print a run of 5000 if you can only sell 100 in 90 days. You'll frustrate yourself and end up resenting your book for costing you so much money. The daunting task of seeing a return on investment for 5000 books is staggering. It is much easier to see a return (even if it is a smaller margin per book) on a run of 250.
Plan out your first 3 print runs, and if something wonderful happens, the most you'll be backordered by is 2 weeks!
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EJ Thornton and
John Craig,
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