A successful ebook release needs three things: a file that works, metadata that helps readers find it, and a coordinated release. We prepare and check the EPUB, then write and enter the metadata, the description, categories, keywords and pricing, that retailers use to show your book to readers.
We set up the release in your own retailer accounts, whether that is a single store or wide distribution, and confirm the book is live and displaying correctly.
Checked EPUB file
Description, categories and keywords
Retailer setup in your accounts
Release confirmation and handover
We agree formats, platforms and what you already have in place.
Files are checked and metadata is written and agreed with you.
Editions are set up on the platforms you choose, in your name.
We confirm the book is live and hand over notes for managing it.
Here is what you gain when your book is handled by a specialist publishing team at Potter Publishers, working alongside editors, designers and publishing specialists under one roof.
LIVE CHATBooks are set up in accounts in your name, so sales reports and royalty payments come directly to you.
We help you choose the right mix of Amazon KDP, IngramSpark and other channels so readers, bookstores and libraries can find your book.
Categories, keywords, descriptions and ISBN details are prepared carefully, because they decide where your book appears in search.
You receive a written plan with each step, cost and timeline before your book is submitted to any platform.
Every book is different, so we quote each project individually. The main factors are:
We are a full-service publishing team for independent authors in Australia and the United States. Writers, editors, designers and marketers work together on your book, so every stage connects and nothing is lost between suppliers.
Tell us about your manuscript and we will send a written plan and quote within 48 hours.
Ready to talk about your book? Contact us or request a quote above.
EPUB preparation, metadata, retailer setup in your accounts and confirmation that the book is live.
Both approaches work. Exclusive programmes can offer promotional benefits; going wide reaches more readers. We explain the trade-offs for your book.