This is a letter of appreciation,
This is a letter of appreciation and review of my experience with Proficient Writing Solutions.
Thus far, it is early in the process and I am looking forward to great results. I am strongly encouraged by the professionalism so far experienced.
As a writer turned publisher, the present need is the promotional phase. I am impressed with the initial negotiation which cut away several of the pre-packaged steps which for the most part were already completed. This process freed up time, effort and personnel within PWS to work on the remaining steps needed to promote the book Applied Humanity. The negotiating flexibility with Emma and the crew at PWS is amazing, greatly appreciated and helped me be part of the team. I write, they promote, and it's the proper relationship.
This ability to customize a working plan to fit what was actually productive allowed the contract to be made viable. To be honest, this flexibility was notably absent with other publishing/promoting companies of which I routinely turn down for their one package fits all authors' approach leaving numerous unneeded or inapplicable steps paid for, but not used. With PWS, we were able to assess what was actually needed to get from point A writing, to Point B sales, making the process proficient.
Due to my very limited cyber skills, and precisely no social cyber presence, and not only no knowledge of how that works on top of positively no desire for such a thing, I have turned to PWS to advance this process to where it needs to be to sell books.
We as a team are now in the set-up stage of the overall promotional package needed for sales. This part is going very professionally. There are some small steps I am eager to accomplish when it is within my gradually expanding ability, however nearly all of the workload is being completed by the skilled and experienced professionals at PWS for which I am grateful for and encouraged by.
Jeffrey Thomsen, author of the Humanitarian Code Trilogy and the book we are presently working with, Applied Humanity found at Thehumanitariancoce,net
20 november 2024
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