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My overall feeling about Page Publishing is that they are a large vanity press with strings attached. No, they will not accept any ol' book; they do have a vetting process. If selected, a manuscript will, supposedly, at least receive proper treatment of editing, formatting, and cover design.

Sylvia Lucas - CEO & Author - Page Publishing LLC | LinkedIn.

The main things that need to be included on a book publishing details page are the copyright notice, the edition number, the publisher's name, where and when the book was published, the printer's name, the ISBN, library data, the rights assertion, the reservation of rights, and disclaimer if necessary.

What Do Publishers Want?

• First of all, publishers want a book that they can sell in sufficient quantities to make it financially viable.
• Magazine publishers want stories and features that will be enjoyed by their regular readers.
• Publishers, whether they deal in books or magazines, want material of the right length.

Unless you're a born novelist, try your hand at non-fiction first. Not only do you get to start from a place of passion and familiarity, but you also have the market on your side. It's easier to write, sell, and promote. Non-fiction has a bigger market for both traditionally published books and self-published books.

All net proceeds from any sale of your book go to you, with Page Publishing taking only a small commission (typically 20 cents) only after you recoup all your costs.

Most publishers pay royalties based on the retail price of the book. That means if the book retails at $20, and the royalties rate is 5%, you will earn $1 per book sold. These kinds of royalties are often called “list royalties” or “retail royalties.”

Top companies for Publishers in United States

• SM&A. 3.7 $143,506per year. 22 reviews24 salaries reported.
• Wiley. 3.7 $70,431per year. 333 reviews12 salaries reported.
• Wyzant. 4.0 $69,356per year. 534 reviews47 salaries reported.
• Hachette Book Group. 3.6 $68,478per year.
• Scribe Media. 3.4 $63,203per year.
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Who are Page Publishing 's competitors? Alternatives and possible competitors to Page Publishing may include Valnet , PubWorX , and 301 Digital Media .

Publishing is the activity of making information, literature, music, software, and other content available to the public for sale or for free. Traditionally, the term refers to the creation and distribution of printed works, such as books, comic books, newspapers, and magazines.

Though the publishing industry is always changing, it's important to stay up to date on how these changes can affect your children's book. Currently, there are three major types of publishing: traditional, self, and hybrid.