A Library of Congress catalog control number is a unique identification number that the Library of Congress assigns to the catalog record created for each book in its cataloged collections.

The International Standard Book Number is a 10 or 13-digit number identifying a specific book or book-like product. It’s like a Social Security Number for your book, identifying the origin, genre, publish date, author, printer of your book, and more!

A picture or diagram that helps make something clear or attractive.

The visual appearance of the outside of your book that helps to market your work.

A non-editable, reflowable book that is converted to a digital format to be read on any digital device. Free for all new clients* ($125+ Value)

The process in which we take handwritten notes/paper and type it digitally, so that it can be ready for formatting.

The layout of your book such as chapters, page numbers, paragraph spacing, fonts, and aesthetics.

The process of producing an accurate sample of a document or printed piece for internal or client review.

A picture or diagram that helps make something clear or attractive.

Putting words and images on paper by mechanical means.

Cataloging your books into WorldCat, ensuring
your literary works reach a global audience effortlessly. Our
expert team navigates the intricacies of metadata, ISBNs, and
classification, providing authors with the essential tools to
amplify their visibility and impact within the expansive WorldCat
network.

Putting words and images
on paper by mechanical means. Can range from retractable
banners, bookmarks, flyers, social media post, websites, amazon,
marketing and advertising plans, t-shirts, and more.

The process of writing a piece of copy under someone else’s name.