Types of Clients I Serve

Literary-Service Clients

A dozen years ago, a major portion of my business was a literary agency – one that represented authors and also provided useful fee-based services to clients.  While I discovered that a literary agency is a hard business to start on cash-flow, I was able to help authors to improve their projects and to get them placed with publishers or producers.

Today I focus on co-author and ghost-writer services, as well as book doctoring and providing marketing insights (or marketing/PR support) for published authors.  I occasionally still take on literary clients as an agent, but that is not the primary thrust of my literary-services efforts.

What I do focus on includes:

·        Co-authoring and ghost-writing

·        Book and author promotion

·        Royalty Published

·        Self-Published

·        Publisher (publishing company) marketing and promotion

·        Literary Agent Services

·        High-tech Clients

·        Healthcare Provider Clients (and those that sell products or services to healthcare providers)

·        Start-up Businesses (and start-up products)

·        Not-for-Profit Clients (including Associations and Foundations)

·        Literary-Service Clients

·        Professional practice Clients

·        Political Clients (including political candidates, legislative advocacy and ballot initiatives)