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The successful self-published author tailors their message to their medium. In the case of electronic self-publishing, we realize that our readers want whatever information we're offering with a minimum of fuss or fluff in the case of non-fiction, or want a really well-told tale set in a background they enjoy for their fiction choices. As with print readers, electronic readers are a widely varied lot, some of them become extremely loyal to their favorite authors, others not so much. Also as with print, an electronically self-published author can be aided immensely by reader referrals, provided we've matched our message well with the medium used to offer it. Electronic delivery makes it very easy to feed the desire for instant gratification: mostly gone are the days when one would spend an entire afternoon with a good book. Currently, the majority of consumers are deeply into instant gratification, and enjoy saving resources. We save resources by making printing entirely optional, and with instant direct-to-consumer electronic delivery we bypass many costs associated with more “conventional” publishing means – Our authors receive what their work is worth, our readers have access to authors that might not've been selected by “conventional” publishers, everybody benefits! |
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