Royalty Share Audiobook Publisher With Voice Actor Casting Services Announced
May 25, 2023
Write My Wrongs, a company providing professional editing, ghostwriting, and publishing services to aspiring authors, recently updated its audiobook production and narration service.
Emeryville, United States - May 25, 2023 /PressCable/ —
'Write My Wrongs’' updated service is designed to help independent authors expand their revenue streams by converting their written work into professionally narrated audiobooks. The audiobooks are available on all major platforms, including Audible, Amazon, and iTunes.
More details can be found at https://writemywrongs.co/audiobooks
In the last decade, audiobooks have become the fastest-growing format in the publishing industry. In 2022 alone, over 74,000 new audiobooks were published in the United States. While this presents lots of opportunities for authors, it also underscores the importance of having content that stands out. 'Write My Wrongs’' updated service helps authors create audiobooks that are not only professional in quality but also unique in voice.
The service starts with a production phase in which 'Write My Wrongs' partners with the author to audition potential narrators for the project. Once decided, the narrator records the audio in a professional studio. As portions of the audio are recorded, they’re sent to 'Write My Wrongs' for editing, and then to the author for final approval.
Once the audio has been finalized, 'Write My Wrongs' also looks after the publishing of the audiobook. During this process, they will create the cover art, ensure that all formatting guidelines are being followed, and upload the master file to the necessary platforms, collaborating closely with authors on all aspects of this process.
'Write My Wrongs' offers its audiobook service in three different packages. The first package requires the author to pay both the narrator’s fee and a project management fee upfront. The second package involves a 50/50 royalty share in which the author and narrator split earnings from the book, and the author pays only the project management fee upfront. With the third package, the author provides their own professionally recorded audio files, bypassing the narrator fees and royalty sharing, and lowering the cost of the project management fee.
“Just imagine your wonderfully crafted, meticulously edited words brought to life by a professional audiobook narrator,” said a spokesperson for the company. “Launching your work as an audiobook not only gives access to a whole new customer base, it’s a terrific opportunity to market your book all over again.”
Prospective clients can learn more about 'Write My Wrongs’' audiobook production and narration service by filling out the form on their website. The form will ask for basic personal information, a progress report on the book, and an excerpt.
Interested parties can find more information at https://writemywrongs.co/audiobooks
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Organization: Write My Wrongs Co
Address: 3801 San Pablo Ave, Emeryville, CA 94608, United States
Phone: +1-888-231-0680
Website: https://writemywrongs.co/
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