We believe in collaborative creativity. You’ll have significant input in the cover design process of your book, ensuring the final product aligns with your vision.

We offers comprehensive distribution, publishing your book on Amazon, Barnes & Noble, KOBO, Google Books, and Apple Books for wide-reaching visibility and accessibility.

Absolutely. Your self-publishing assistant will provide guided assistance throughout your self-publishing journey.

Our team will be there to support you in uploading your manuscript files to the selection of platforms included in your publishing plan, ensuring that your work is properly formatted and presented in the best possible light.

As the author, your insights and input are invaluable in the final stages of publication. You will play a crucial role in providing detailed descriptions and carefully chosen keywords for your book. These elements are essential for effectively marketing your book on the various platforms, as they help potential readers discover and understand the essence of your work. Crafting compelling descriptions and selecting the right keywords can significantly impact your book’s visibility and attractiveness to your target audience.

Authors retain all copyright, with G7 Publishing holding non-exclusive rights to publish print copies and owning the ISBNs for those prints (If publishing under our imprint).

Ebooks have 100% royalties to the author.

G7 Publishing does not offer editorial support. Manuscripts should be edited and ready for formatting before submission.

Yes, authors purchasing our Literary Luminary plan have the opportunity to have a dedicated author page on our website.

There’s also the option to guest post under your pen name, enhancing your visibility and engagement with your readers.

No, you do not have to publish under our imprint, however this flexibility is designed to cater to our authors preferences regarding how they wish to manage the publication and distribution of their books.

For those opting to publish under our imprint, several benefits are provided at no additional cost.

1. Free ISBNs for Both Paperback and Hardcover Versions: Obtaining an ISBN (International Standard Book Number) is a critical step in the publishing process, as it uniquely identifies your book and facilitates its sale and distribution. By publishing under our imprint, you’re relieved of the cost and effort of acquiring these ISBNs on your own.

2. Wider Distribution: Our imprint has established channels that ensure broader distribution of your book to various online bookstores. This extensive reach is pivotal in enhancing the visibility of your work to a larger audience.

3. Enhanced Visibility Through Continuous Marketing: We actively market the books published under our imprint, ensuring ongoing efforts to increase your book’s exposure and appeal to potential readers.

4. Author Page with Blogging Option: Authors get a dedicated page that can include a bio, links to their work, and a blogging option. This feature allows for a more profound connection with readers and the opportunity to drive further interest in your books.
5. Linking to Amazon eBook Listing: For authors who also have eBook versions available on Amazon, we provide links from their book page directly to their Amazon eBook listing, facilitating easy access for potential readers.

Authors have the freedom to publish their print books directly with Ingram Sparks (ISBN needed) or Amazon KDP, where they can receive 100% of the royalties. This route offers complete control over the publication process, but it’s important to note that:

• Publishing directly requires authors to either purchase their own ISBNs or use the free ISBN option provided by Amazon KDP. It’s crucial to understand that using Amazon’s free ISBN limits your book’s distribution exclusively to the Amazon platform, potentially restricting its reach.

• Both the Author Expedition and Literary Luminary plans include assistance in publishing your book. However, for those choosing to self-publish, especially in print, the cost and responsibility of securing ISBNs fall on the author.