Get your book live and discoverable with optimized metadata that helps readers find it.
Self-publishing gives you control, higher royalties and global reach — but the setup is where most authors get stuck. Our self-publishing service handles the entire publishing setup for you and crafts the metadata that decides whether readers ever find your book: the title, description, keywords and categories that power discovery on Amazon and beyond.
Most serious self-published authors use Amazon KDP and IngramSpark together — KDP for Amazon sales, where the royalties are highest, and IngramSpark for bookstores, libraries and global distribution. But each platform has its own rules, file specs and settings, and small mistakes (a channel conflict, a wrong discount, a missing ISBN) can cost you sales or delay your launch. We set everything up correctly so your book is available everywhere it should be, with no conflicts and no guesswork.
Whether you're publishing your first book or a full series, we make the process painless — and because everything is set up inside your own accounts, you stay the publisher of record and keep every cent of your royalties.
A great book that nobody can find doesn't sell. Publishing your book is only half the job — the other half is metadata: the description, keywords and categories that determine where your book appears when readers search and browse. We write your description to read like compelling back-cover copy while weaving in the keywords readers actually type, choose the categories that put you in front of the right audience, and research the seven backend keywords Amazon uses to surface your book. It's the difference between a book that's published and a book that's discovered.
You send your book, your ISBNs and your target audience.
We research the best keywords and categories for your genre and niche.
We configure your publishing accounts and optimize your listing.
Your book goes live across your chosen platforms, optimized to be found.
Completely. Everything is set up inside your own Amazon KDP, IngramSpark and Barnes & Noble accounts, using your own ISBNs. You remain the publisher of record and keep 100% of your royalties — we never publish under our accounts.
Most authors use both — KDP for Amazon sales (highest royalties) and IngramSpark for bookstores, libraries and wider distribution. We set them up together correctly, with no channel conflicts.
To go wide across platforms, owning your own ISBN is best — it makes you the publisher of record and lets one edition travel everywhere. Each format (paperback, hardcover, ebook) needs its own ISBN. We'll guide you through it.
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Tell us about your book and we'll confirm everything before you pay a cent.
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