Many writers consider writing to be just the first step in being published. Editing, formatting, cover design, distribution and marketing can all prove to be a challenge. Boundless Book Publishers claims to be a "publishing-services company" to help authors go through these various steps within a single house.
So, who is Boundless Book Publishers, and what does it have to offer? Let's take a closer look.
What Is Boundless Book Publishers?
According to Boundless Book Publishers, they are a professional book-writing and publishing-services company that works with aspiring authors, established writers, business owners and anyone else who wishes to make their ideas and/or manuscript into a published book. According to its About Us page, the company works with authors throughout the process, from developing an initial outline to preparing a book for publication.
The company is currently registered with addresses in Houston, Texas and Selden, New York, USA and has an e-mail address and U.S. toll-free phone number on its official domain.
It's official website is [Boundless Book Publishers]
What services does the Company offer?
A first impression of Boundless Book Publishers is the services offered to writers. It claims to write, edit, format, publish, market, design covers for books, write e-books, write biographies and create book trailers.
Its publishing services are not limited to just uploading a book that is done. The company claims it can help evaluate, edit, design, print and distribute manuscripts, translate manuscripts and help market them. Depending on an author's needs and budget, they might be offered marketing assistance in the areas of social media promotion, advertising, and/or public relations.
This makes the service model good for various phases of a project. A single person who has just an idea might need help with writing, or someone who has a finished manuscript might need more help with editing, design, publishing or promotion.
How Does the Boundless Book Publishers Method Work?
According to Boundless Book Publishers, there is a four-step process to publish a completed manuscript. The first step authors take with the company is to talk to them about their objectives. They then send their manuscript for review and judging. The next step is editing and design before the book is published, printed, distributed and marketed.
The procedure is somewhat different if the books are being composed from scratch. According to their website, a writer drafts the first chapter and provides it to the client for his review. Chapter by chapter, feedback and revisions are made as the process goes on. Upon approval of the manuscript, it goes to the editing, formatting, proofreading, and publishing stages.
This process provides an opportunity for authors to see their project as it progresses through the collaborative process.
What About Ownership of the Manuscript?
Additionally, ownership is naturally a critical consideration for hiring someone to write and/or edit a book. According to the Boundless Book Publishers' privacy policy, it does not own the products and services offered and any material written or edited for its client is their property.
Even though these revised regulations are in force, the author should always read his or her own service agreement before embarking on a project, to get a clear understanding of exactly what it entails.
Is Boundless Book Publishers Right for Every Author?
All publishing companies are not appropriate for all authors. There are varying author budgets, expectations, manuscripts and publishing objectives.
If you are thinking about hiring Boundless Book Publishers then make sure you discuss your project thoroughly, get a written quote and learn what is and isn't included in the project before you pay.
As a whole, Boundless Book Publishers is a service provider for writers and self-publishers that helps them with the creation, editing, design, publishing, distribution and promotion of their books.
The essence of the Boundless Book Publishers model is to provide the writer with professional help at multiple points—rather than having to coordinate multiple providers.
