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PUBLISHERS! HERE IS HOW TO MAKE A NEW LISTING ON OUR SITE. IT'S WORTH IT! ONE GOOD CONTACT PAYS BACK THE LISTING 100 TIMES OVER! FOLLOW THESE SIX SIMPLE STEPS AND YOU WILL HAVE A LISTING READY TO GO IN 1 HOUR. AFTER WE GET IT, IT WILL BE UP ON OUR SITE WITHIN A FEW DAYS.

Simple Steps to Get it Done Fast

STEP 1: STEP 2: STEP 3: STEP 4: STEP 5: STEP 6: DONE:

Check if you have an existing listing on our site. Click here to see. If it is an "old gray free" listing, don't try to fix it. Save the page to your hard disk, and attach it when you submit the form to us for a new listing. Get the form to fill out for a new listing -- Click here for the template. Save it to your hard disk, then either replace our layout and info with your own, or follow our layout, adding your own text, logo, and the background color you like (any html editor like MS Internet Explorer or Netscape Composer, as well as others, can do it). Decide if you want to handle e-mail directly (best), or have us handle forwarding e-mail to you (costs more).  Set up an e-mail account for each category of submission, if you don't already have them. Check our low rates for a 1 year listing by clicking here. Use the dollar amount that fits your publisher size and types of features you want. If you don't want to do any html layout, pick a rate that pays us to do it. Include your payment (or purchase order), a copy of your new listing form you've filled out, and the old "gray" listing, if any.  Send them all to us electronically at -- inf at thepublishers.net -- for fast processing. That's it! You're done. See the items below for details on the steps.

DETAILS ABOUT SUBMITTING A NEW LISTING

Your Existing Free Listing: Commission Free Deal: Designing your Page: How to Handle E-mail: Deciding Your "Size": Flexibility:

If there is an existing listing on our site for your publishing company, and it is one of the "free gray types", the only way to amend it is to pay for a new listing. Our rates are lower than anyone else in the industry, and to be featured on this site means you are certain to get several high-quality manuscript submissions -- any one of which could pay back the cost of the listing hundreds of times over. We guarantee that there is NO commission on any direct communication between author and publisher, using this site. If anyone attempts to clone our site or its design, and charge a commission fee, we will put a stop to it.  Just let us know. It is important that you like the look of your page(s). If you don't like our layout, please use your own. If you have a special layout but don't want to do it yourself, just send us a diagram and we'll do it. There is a small fee for doing a custom site, which is listed on the advertising rates page. You'll find our rates much lower than almost anyone else, and we are flexible. Tell us and we'll do it. We don't need to forward e-mail for you, but can if you wish. Some smaller publishers opt for this because they don't want to handle it themselves. If you want us to do it, tell us how you want the mail screened, and we'll tell you if it meets our "fair" guidelines -- fair to authors and publishers, both. The issue of publisher "size" is only crucial for conglomerates with many divisions or subsidiaries. Generally, if you have more than 2 subsidiaries and have published more than 1000 books in all divisions, you are a "large" or "major" publisher.  In this case, here is how to decide how many listings you need to submit: If your parent is remote, and you run your own business independently, you are a "separate" division.  Submit a listing separate from your parent. If you manage one or more divisions (e.g. Trade, or Specialty divisions) they all fall under one umbrella -- submit only one listing for all divisions. If you have divisions in different parts of the country that handle separate trades (e.g. Science, Computers, General Trade), let your corporate structure and interests decide how many listings to submit. We are flexible and not out to gouge you. As long as the maintenance of your pages does not become too onerous, we can do a lot under one listing. And if there are few changes with time, we may not even charge you renewal fees in subsequent years. It's a win-win deal. This is because we know our model is the viable one for future commerce. All we need to do is convince you of that too, so we'll do our best to accommodate your needs.

Cooperation:

Many publishers may choose not to get a listing on our site because it does not follow their "old conventional" business model. This means they are afraid of the internet and the new future it brings. So when all publishing moves to internet commerce, they will be left behind, because (1) there are too afraid to deal directly with good authors, and (2) they are afraid to take the plunge into a new model of acquisition that will become the future standard. Don't let your company be one of those. Help us showcase your needs here, and we will convince you that the rewards are so great that you'll wonder why you didn't do it before.