They have all been so great! They have all been so great!! They full of knowledge very patient and really love what they do!!! I can’t thank them enough considering I’m probably the slowest one doing the challenge, but I am determined to get it finished. Thank you again for taking the time out of your busy lives and scheduled to help ours.

Totally legit and forward thinking… Totally legit and forward thinking company. You put in what you get out, and they are super clear about that from the start. They give you multiple ways to navigate publishing your first book all the way to starting a publishing company while accommodating multiple learning styles and applying their own trial and error. Their customer support is awesome and realistic, someone always gets back to me right away if I hit a snag with clear next steps and a positive attitude.

The support at AIA Publishing is like… The support at AIA Publishing is like no other! Thank you AIA!!!

Good Investment So far, I have found the AIA program very helpful and a good investment. I'm still quite early in the process but the coaching and guidance have been invaluable. Assistance is just a message away; responses are prompt. There's a lot more to writing a book and becoming a successful publisher than just putting words on paper. Here is where the coaching really makes a difference: showing us the 'ropes' so we don't have to reinvent the wheel or learn the hard way.

I like this group a lot but I feel like… I like this group a lot but I feel like I spent way more money than I needed to in order to learn how to create e-books. I feel conflicted because I did get value from the courses and the coaches/customer service is stellar. I just spent more than $9k to learn the program. I regret that decision a lot! It's a lot for what you learn. But again, the program is great and you do glean value from it. I just could have used that money for many other things. Many people are having success with the program so it does work for some but it just hasn't for me to date. I think if I were to do it again, I would have stuck with the initial investment and not purchased the accelerator where the bulk of the money goes.