BookWhirl.com Launches e-Book Publishing Revo

BookWhirl.com opens the opportunity to aspiring writers to be published through e-Book Publishing Revo.

2012-05-08

GREEN BAY, WI, May 08, 2012 (Press-News.org) BookWhirl.com gives birth to e-Publishing Revo to take publishing possibilities to a higher level with staple digital publishing packages.

The company has been in the online book marketing services for almost five years. Today, BookWhirl.com has finally announced its expansion to the self-publishing industry. The e-Publishing Revo offers many opportunities to writers who want to publish their manuscripts in digital formats. Currently, the e-Publishing Revo offers two types of service packages: (1) e-Pub Lite and (2) e-Pub Pro. Both packages include the necessary elements in e-book publishing, such as: formatting and layout, book cover design, conversion, ISBNs, and distribution.

The e-Publishing Revo Lite offers the basic and standard services. On the other hand, the e-Publishing Revo Pro offer customized, advanced formatting and layout services. Moreover, the e-Publishing Revo guarantees 100% royalties to all client authors.

"Once again, our company has experienced another milestone. Just two months after we released our first audio-visual service, today, we are announcing the birth of e-Publishing Revo. This is the best time to introduce better and more affordable electronic publishing services to self-published authors. Our world has gone digital. Every day, more and more people are engaging in mobile phones, e-readers, tablets, etc. And with this capability, writers have every opportunity to share their stories. We don't want authors to miss the chance of connecting so close to their readers. We want to strongly emphasize that in this generation of innovation and technology, there is no room for limitation. The possibilities are just boundless. We welcome every aspiring writer, self-published authors, and literary enthusiasts to the world of e-Publishing Revo. Share your story," said Johnny Chu, BookWhirl.com's CEO.

For more information, please visit http://www.bookwhirl.com/ePublishing/ or call 1 (877) 207 1679.

About BookWhirl.com
BookWhirl.com is an online book marketing service company, specializing in providing low-cost, high-quality marketing services for fiction, nonfiction, and poetry books. Through its unique, inexpensive book marketing services, BookWhirl.com authors to promote their published works more effectively and connect to readers in a more effective, more efficient system.

BookWhirl.com employs an experienced team of online marketing strategists, ad copywriters, graphic artists, and web designers, whose combined talents ensure an effective online marketing campaign at easily affordable rates.

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