A significant portion of our company's revenue is generated through the revenue sharing structure we do to all our authors. Therefore, if we do not succeed in effectively selling your books, we won't generate income. This is a risk we are prepared to undertake. On Average you may get around $4-$8 per copy.
All submitted titles will undergo assessment by our team. In the event that we determine we are unable to market your book successfully, we will provide a full refund for the initial $49.99.
Once you're in, we'll need you to spill the beans about your book in a quick questionnaire – ISBN, current selling spots, and all that jazz. Expect a high-five from our team within 24-48 hours to welcome you aboard and get you all set up.
If you need help with your order don't hesitate to contact us at support@page88books.com and our support number 872-240-5432
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Depending on how we're slinging your book—format, size, channel—the cash vibe is usually around $4 to $8 per copy. Ebooks and audiobooks? We're talking a solid 50-50 split.
For sure! If you bring your own copies to the party, you'll be scoring a bigger cut of the royalties. We'll take care of storing and keeping tabs on the inventory for you. Our support crew will hit you up to figure out the shipping details.
No problemo. We can still hook you up with an order and manage the printing through your printer. If you've got your book out with a self-publishing crew or on Amazon, chances are Ingram is in the mix, and we can snag the book from there. If it's rocking an ebook-only vibe, just slide us that epub copy, and we'll get it rolling for selling.
We only require an EPUB copy of your book to assist you in selling your copies.
PROOF is the tech we use for this. It shoots our authors an SMS whenever we sell one of their books via our Google Affiliates. It's pretty much real-time, giving you the deets like where and sometimes when it happened. Cool way to keep tabs on how your book's doing while we wait for those quarterly reports!
Sorry, but not really. We're a bit strapped on staff and resources, and a big chunk of our income comes from selling your books.
So, we've got to make sure the books we stock can keep those sales going for the long haul. Also, just a heads up, we can't carry anything promoting hate, terrorism, or anything of that sort