Writers who work with traditional publishers benefit from many content preparation services for their books. They come from the in-house departments. If you will self-publish your work, finding out how to market a book includes understanding each function. In today's super competitive marketplace, you need an outstanding cover, well-edited text, and high-quality content to do well. If it's your first time writing a book, consider developmental editing as you're underway with writing. Early input from a skilled editor can help you make your text more focused and easily readable. 

Because most books are sold online today, you might think covers are less important than in the days when brick-and-mortar stores ruled the game. But better-designed web pages give you many opportunities to showcase your cover to online shoppers. As a result, book covers are as important as ever, and you want one that captures your book's essence and attracts the target reader's attention. For some genres, the cover art may be abstract, while making it more literal in others helps. In either case, an experienced book cover designer will understand the needs. They give your book a leg up.

With about 80 percent of books still read in physical copy form, the inside design matters. It affects readability and makes your text appear professionally produced. You may work with the same person who designs your cover for the inside formatting, or you may select someone different. It can be tempting to overlook some of these details or buy them in packages from print-on-demand companies. However, experience shows that taking the time to select them individually and working with people who are best for your genre makes a noticeable difference. Books last a long time, and you want them to be good.

The typeface for the inside text and paper stock also matters. You must look good if you are making an excellent impression on readers accustomed to high-end products. One of the reasons to go with a full-service printer is to have paper and cover stock options. Think about the trim size and binding as well. Sometimes, unique choices help your book stand out on the shelf but ensure they are understandable to your target readers. Being ahead of the curve is excellent as long as it doesn't come at the expense of confusing your audience. In the end, books are products and require innovative marketing thinking to succeed. 

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