My first venture into writing and… My first venture into writing and publishing was a little rough. Communication regarding the illustrations lacked understanding which I attribute to using illustrators located out of the US. I am happy with the two books that were published, I am not pleased with the cost and the result of the marketing and promotion. The plan is merely a template with your information dropped in and at an expensive price. I found the book fair another costly event. with little to no positive results except to give the books away. There must be some way for LifeRich to promote their published books as other publishing companies do.

I was very pleased with my involvement… I was very pleased with my involvement with Liferich with just a minor hick-up. I had asked for two dozen paperback copies and received exactly eleven copies, not enough to provide for my commitments, but not a disaster. The sketches I sent were not used, but a last minute photo is serving very well. I was very disappointed that they did not include the dedication page to honor a very good friend that proofread my first printout.

The goal is success The goal is success - to sell books. This will take investments. It will also take book reviews. Thus far no one accepts unsolicited book submissions for review. I did find one book club for my book review. The question is - how does your book standout among millions of books? LifeRich needs a nexus with book reviewers. I will try Google advertising. If I can generate revenues I will try other venues.

Nm I enjoyed working with Dan Anderson… Nm I enjoyed working with Dan Anderson PATRICKMAGE and someone I know as Val.They were all examples of the height of professionalism.Their words could be trusted and I was comfortable working with them.Their team approach won me over.I gave Life Rich Publishers 5 Stars because they were always courteous organized and dependable.

Self-Publishing with LifeRich My experience with LifeRich was very positive. This was my first self-publishing experience and I found their representatives very helpful in guiding me through the process. Things happened when they said they would and the whole process was remarkable quick. There were two things in the process that I felt could be improved: First, it would have been helpful if the ebook formatting and release was ready when the print book became available and second, I thought the supplemental added marketing packages were too pricey for my needs. Perhaps a little more could have been included in the base package. Overall, I was quite pleased. John Broadwell