Their marketing plan was clear, targeted, and actually brought in real results. More updates on campaign performance would make the process feel more interactive.
The site was modern, easy to navigate, and simple for me to update myself. A little more guidance on SEO could have been useful for reaching new readers.
The design looked modern and fit my genre perfectly—it actually grabs attention. I wish they offered a few more mock-ups at the start for comparison.
The writer was patient and made sure my voice came through in every chapter. The initial draft took longer than expected, but it was worth waiting for.
The print quality was professional, with great paper, binding, and cover finish. Delivery could have been a little faster, especially for a big launch date.
My book was featured on blogs and even mentioned in a local magazine. A bit more national-level outreach would have been even better.
The drawings captured the joy and imagination I wanted young readers to feel. More initial sketches would’ve helped me narrow down my vision quicker.
They caught tiny errors I would have missed forever, even after multiple readings. The process took slightly longer than expected, but the accuracy was worth the wait.
The editor was very detailed and explained every correction without making me feel lost. More face-to-face calls could help build an even stronger connection during the editing phase.
The writer’s skill in transforming rigid, academic chapters into a lively, practical resource. By weaving in conversational anecdotes, relatable case studies, and bite-sized “quick-win” sections, they achieved the perfect blend of approachability and authority that beta readers now praise. The initial draft’s overly formal tone suggests a need to proactively integrate client storytelling before drafting to align style expectations earlier.