Bring It On, Savvy! Transparency and professionalism were generated from the beginning. Alex and Sam have been so patient navigating me through this process. Their editing and design teams are excellent. I can't wait to see the finished product.

The marketing of `"Far Flung Fragments" - excellent minus some minor criticisms… I liked the marketing of Far Flung Fragments". It was lively, colourful and attractive. I wold have given the whole exercise five stars except for the difficulty of obtaining a valid password, accessing my account (how much royalties earned), and a clear explanation of exactly what I have paid for). I hope it will be a simple matter to clarify these points to a beginner author who can then give a five stars without hesitation. s"

A very positive experience! The team who worked with me on my first book "A Day With Mac" deserve 10 stars!! Helen was so helpful and fun to work with. I knew nothing about the process of publishing a book and she patiently worked with me until it was exactly what I had in mind. I can hardly wait to have the books in my hands!! Thank you so much! When I have the second book (and others after that) in my series ready I definitely want the same team to do them!

They did a reasonable job on the web… They did a reasonable job on the web site BUT no accounting for $ spent on advertising. Blog turned up on some obscure site called World press. No explanation if a press release was ever distributed or to whom. No reporting if any social media postings took place or when. No accounting for paid campaign budget of $500 ( I doubt if it was spent). No notice if video trailer ever posted. No sign of advice about u-tube marketing (if any). No monthly reports. No sign of or advice that an Amazon ad campaign took place. What was promised to be a 3-4 month project dragged out over 18+ months. ZERO absolutely ZERO sales to show for their token effort (if any).

The worst amazon book publisher ever. This firm has no skills to place a book on amazon. Their staff is not who they represent themselves to be and one staff member, Solomon, is known for being able to scew up the simpilist task. Walter is a salesman who does not correct errors. In fact, this is a company with no skills except the most simple such as creating a logo except if given to Solomon.