Self-Published No Longer Means Low Quality

Oct. 28, 2009 - PRLog -- Self-Published No Longer Means Low Quality


PublishingYourWork.com adds graphic designer to full range of professional publishing services from editing to e-store availability.


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Loveland, CO—Oct. 27, 2009—As the electronic age has made publishing accessible to everyone, it sometimes has meant readers had to suffer through quality similar to American Idol tryouts.  PublishingYourWork.com is destroying that stigma by adding another professional to their team dedicated to helping everyone with an idea worth sharing do so with quality.

Michelle Tschetter has 20 years of graphic design experience in areas from marketing and advertising, to web design at Zooma Design.  She brings her talents to PublishingYourWork.com to help create eye-catching book covers and marketing materials for published authors and aspiring self-published writers.

“We don’t believe that ‘self-published’ has to mean low quality,” said Brian Proffit, founder of PublishingYourWork.com.  “That’s why we’ve brought together a team of professionals with decades of experience in all aspects of the publishing business.  Michelle’s creative flair will enable us to provide even more complete services for our authors, from book covers to banner ads.”

PublishingYourWork.com provides services for all aspects of the publishing process including idea focusing, ghostwriting, editing, copyediting, layout, printing, e-book layout, and e-publishing.

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PublishingYourWork.com is a team of publishing professionals dedicated to the idea that everyone has a story— but not everyone is a natural writer or knows how to get the attention of major publishers without a little help.  PublishingYourWork.com is a division of BP Resources.

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Media Contact: Brian Proffit (brian@publishingyourwork.com), (970) 744-5071

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PublishingYourWork.com is a team of publishing professionals dedicated to the idea that everyone has a story— but not everyone is a natural writer or knows how to get the attention of major publishers without a little help. PublishingYourWork.com is a division of BP Resources