HAMPTON, NH, August 27, 2011 (Press-News.org) With e-book sales growing more than 200% from February 2010 to February 2011 (as per the Association of American Publishers' April report), authors worldwide are scrambling to add their work to the e-book marketplace. However, many authors find the e-book publishing process daunting and confusing, preventing their work from going digital.
"The e-book format is easily the fastest-growing format in the publishing industry at the moment," says J. J. Hebert, CEO and President of MindStir Media. "Every author needs to join in now, before they're left behind." Hebert is also the Amazon.com bestselling author of Unconventional, which has been the #1 inspirational e-book at Amazon.com numerous times, peaking at #102 overall in the Kindle Store last year. Hebert's Kindle e-book has sold thousands of units.
Now MindStir Media provides three e-book publishing packages, from $599, for authors who want to go digital but don't desire or have time to learn the ins and outs of e-book publishing and distribution. MindStir's e-book publishing packages consist of custom front cover design, e-book formatting/design, distribution, high royalties (including a 100% royalty option), and marketing consulting with J. J. Hebert. Other package items: Professional editing (for an additional charge) as well as Twitter and Facebook advertising to MindStir Media's thousands of combined followers/fans (provided in two of the three packages).
"One-stop e-book publishing packages--that's what we're offering here," Hebert continues. "An author gives us a manuscript as an electronic document--a Microsoft Word doc, for example--and we do the rest ... This way authors won't have to run around searching for the right cover designer, formatter, editor, distributors, marketing consultant, etc. We'll save the author a tremendous amount of precious time in the end."
For more information, visit http://www.mindstirmedia.com/selfpublishingabook/e-book-publishing-packages/. To contact MindStir Media, please call 1-800-767-0531 or send an email to info@mindstirmedia.com.
MindStir Media provides unique Mind-Stirring Publishing Solutions that help authors successfully self-publish, distribute, and market books. J. J. Hebert, bestselling author of Unconventional and founder of MindStir Media, works closely with MindStir authors in order to supply unparalleled self-publishing mentoring and one-on-one support. MindStir focuses on paperback, e-book, and downloadable unabridged audiobook formats. Authors retain all rights and receive royalties up to 100%. Official website: http://www.mindstirmedia.com.
MindStir Media Now Offers E-Book Publishing Assistance Amid Rapid E-Book Growth
MindStir Media's full-service e-book publishing packages make it easy for an author to publish and distribute an e-book version of his or her work. Author retains all rights and collects royalties up to 100%.
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[Press-News.org] MindStir Media Now Offers E-Book Publishing Assistance Amid Rapid E-Book GrowthMindStir Media's full-service e-book publishing packages make it easy for an author to publish and distribute an e-book version of his or her work. Author retains all rights and collects royalties up to 100%.