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"Publishizer helped me set a good target for book sales and helped me figure out how to get there. I was able to take my book from concept to reality."
"I was determined to self publish until I worked with Publishizer. Their team showed me that with pre-orders for my book, I could interest a publisher. I am happy to be going forward with a publisher for my book, due to my Publishizer campaign."
"Publishizer helped me launch my book into the stratosphere. I went from unsure how to launch to confident in my approach- to not just make money with my launch, but actually create a movement around my book. Plus, I found a publisher I love!"
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"Publishing is changing, and Publishizer is at the forefront of the future of the industry. In this shifting landscape, I was glad to have gone the crowd-publishing route. It made my writing better, gave me invaluable learnings, and most importantly, connected me directly with my audience."
"Publishizer allowed me to raise more than enough funds to bring my book – a lifelong dream – to fruition. The platform helped me connect with a wider audience, and ultimately, deliver a best-selling book."
"The team at Publishizer was super professional and a joy to work with. They provided help and support all the way and helped me raise $18,000!"
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"Thanks to Publishizer, I was able to raise over $12,000 in less than 30 days before I ever put pen to paper to write my book. If you are a fan of the lean startup model for businesses, Publishizer is the lean startup model for books."
Publishizer created the venue I needed to get my book proposal needed exposure. I exceeded my goal of $7,500 in just over 30 days. Crowd-publishing is a powerful new force in the publishing industry.
Publishizer matches authors with publishers during pre-orders campaigns. It’s like Kickstarter meets Tinder, for publishing.
Publishizer wants to create a platform that publishers might use to find new books, a sort of literary minor league stadium for hunting up new talent.
The publication process is complicated, convoluted and expensive. Publishizer offers authors a revolutionary way to get their book out there.
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That One Cigarette is an alternate history novel that follows multiple members of four families from November of 1963 to January of 2009. It’s a story of how one man's ...
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Jessica Yay in Young Adult
As the subject of endless gossip, popular girl Crisa Grayson is the most interesting and beautiful person band geek Addison Warren has ever met. Somehow, she’s also the most tragic.
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Susan Wands in Fantasy
Artist Pamela Colman Smith, befriended by Bram Stoker and commissioned to create a new deck of tarot cards, battles to keep her creations from being perverted for evil purposes.
i2i PublishingSignedPublishizer guides you step-by-step through writing and submitting a professional proposal. Non-fiction does not require a finished manuscript, however, fiction requires a finished manuscript if you want to attract a traditional publisher.
You will launch a 30-day campaign, and offer readers bonuses when they pre-order copies. Publishizer promotes the top performing proposals weekly to our list of readers.
At the end of your campaign, Publishizer queries your proposal to a targeted list of publishers. Publishers express interest, and you can contact them directly.
You select the best deal for your book. Publishizer does not take a fee on advances or royalties. We only keep 30% of funds raised during your campaign. You receive your payment via PayPal.
No, there are no costs to launch a campaign, and we don’t take a commission on advances or royalties. We keep our lights on with a one-time 30% campaign fee.
You will need to submit a book proposal (minimum 1000 words), including writing samples. We recommend adding a cover and a video to attract readers.
No, we cannot. We guarantee that your proposal will get in front of all the publishers in your category/genre. We cannot guarantee they will offer you a deal.
At a minimum, your proposal will be get in front to at least 50 publishers in your category/genre. More pre-orders attracts interest from more publishers.
No, we don’t. Authors are responsible for marketing their campaign, to show publishers that you have a community of readers who want your book.
