If you’re looking to publish traditionally, you must have a book proposal to approach prospective agents and publishers. Yet, even when you do, most proposals end up in the slush pile. Or are read and rejected.
To pique an agent’s interest, you have to have the right pitch. You have to understand what they’re looking for and provide that information to them in the specific format they require. All while adhering to industry standards. Seriously, some say that if you do a meticulous job, your proposal should take longer to write than your book.
Yet I can develop precisely this kind of book proposal for you. One that meets every industry requirement, documents the markets for your book, and conveys the devotion with which you share your story.
And, if you want, together we can choose the agents and publishers most likely to be interested in your manuscript. I can guide you through the entire submission process—so you know both what to anticipate and what will—and will not—get your book noticed.
As your certified ghostwriter, I have this gold in hand.
The publishing industry’s ever-rigorous parameters make it extremely difficult for a book to be considered in the marketplace.
Book Proposal FAQs:
Q: Does my whole book need to be written before I tackle the proposal?
No. Indeed, many authors find the proposal process a useful endeavor before they write. It forces you to get crystal clear about your book, its audience, the market for it, as well as your content.
Q: How long will it take to do the proposal?
If you already have a manuscript or a complete content outline and your platform is notable, writing the proposal will probably only take three or four months. If you’re not sure about content, it will take longer (but will still be a good investment of your time). Proposal writing involves an artistry all its own.
Q: How much will a book proposal cost?
You can see all my rates here.
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