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I need a bit of help to finish up the ePublisher's guide book we're writing for RPGNow to help new publishers get started.
On of the chapters that no one has started yet is:
SALES
- Pre-Orders
- Potential Sales
- Processing
- Release schedules
- Business Plan
- Life cycle of a PDF vs Print
Now I have a lot of data regarding this, but I'd still prefer another ePublisher to actual write this chapter. But someone with a good understanding of the industry is welcome to do it as well.
I also have 2/3rds of the Legal/Licensing chapter done - the freelancer quit on me ... if someone is interested in helping finish that up I could use the help.
This is a paying gig, though not a lot. It'll help others and there are bonuses built in if it sells a lot.
If interested, email me at james@rpgnow.com
James
P.S. If anyone wants to write a short d20 help chapter/apendix, I'm open to that as well. Things to avoid, things to do, things not to do... though Morrus said he'd write a whole book on the subject from a personal sales side of things, I don't think that has been started.
On of the chapters that no one has started yet is:
SALES
- Pre-Orders
- Potential Sales
- Processing
- Release schedules
- Business Plan
- Life cycle of a PDF vs Print
Now I have a lot of data regarding this, but I'd still prefer another ePublisher to actual write this chapter. But someone with a good understanding of the industry is welcome to do it as well.
I also have 2/3rds of the Legal/Licensing chapter done - the freelancer quit on me ... if someone is interested in helping finish that up I could use the help.
This is a paying gig, though not a lot. It'll help others and there are bonuses built in if it sells a lot.
If interested, email me at james@rpgnow.com
James
P.S. If anyone wants to write a short d20 help chapter/apendix, I'm open to that as well. Things to avoid, things to do, things not to do... though Morrus said he'd write a whole book on the subject from a personal sales side of things, I don't think that has been started.
