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Arthur Sido, active blogger and contributor to our Under Christ’s Archy project, as well as frequent blog reviewer, calls attention to the news that HarperCollins has acquired Thomas Nelson and will now control 50% of the Christian publishing market (his source is Christianity Today.) Arthur made kind reference to Energion in his post. Now in…
At Energion Publications we like to do things as openly and honestly as possible. Of course, that’s the sort of thing a marketer is likely to say! In pursuit of that goal, I’m going to lay out our marketing strategy for the coming year. There are several reasons I do this publicly: It lets you…
Energion Publications is a new, small company, but we have some very specific plans for development. We are not a “paid publisher.” If you would like to have a manuscript evaluated we will be happy to look at it, and will assure you confidentiality while we do so. We’re interested in manuscripts that display some…
If you tried to view our Twitter feed yesterday, you may have seen the “account suspended” page. I was going over the TOS and our tweets to see if @energion was in violation. This morning, on the Twitter blog, they posted a notice: Restoring Accidentally Suspended Accounts. Since both Energion, and one personal account I…
Steve A. Wiggins, an author, writes a post titled, The Price is Wrong. I recommend that our authors read it, and it wouldn’t hurt for customers to do so as well, as it touches on some factors in pricing books. The issues are different for Energion Publications, but only in degree. The reason is that…
I’ve had the pleasure of phone calls and emails from several authors and some others asking how we’re doing and what the virus means to our company. It is such a privilege to be not just business associates but also friends with so many. As of right now, our publishing and shipping are continuing without…
Arthur Sido, active blogger and contributor to our Under Christ’s Archy project, as well as frequent blog reviewer, calls attention to the news that HarperCollins has acquired Thomas Nelson and will now control 50% of the Christian publishing market (his source is Christianity Today.) Arthur made kind reference to Energion in his post. Now in…
At Energion Publications we like to do things as openly and honestly as possible. Of course, that’s the sort of thing a marketer is likely to say! In pursuit of that goal, I’m going to lay out our marketing strategy for the coming year. There are several reasons I do this publicly: It lets you…
Energion Publications is a new, small company, but we have some very specific plans for development. We are not a “paid publisher.” If you would like to have a manuscript evaluated we will be happy to look at it, and will assure you confidentiality while we do so. We’re interested in manuscripts that display some…
If you tried to view our Twitter feed yesterday, you may have seen the “account suspended” page. I was going over the TOS and our tweets to see if @energion was in violation. This morning, on the Twitter blog, they posted a notice: Restoring Accidentally Suspended Accounts. Since both Energion, and one personal account I…
Steve A. Wiggins, an author, writes a post titled, The Price is Wrong. I recommend that our authors read it, and it wouldn’t hurt for customers to do so as well, as it touches on some factors in pricing books. The issues are different for Energion Publications, but only in degree. The reason is that…
I’ve had the pleasure of phone calls and emails from several authors and some others asking how we’re doing and what the virus means to our company. It is such a privilege to be not just business associates but also friends with so many. As of right now, our publishing and shipping are continuing without…
Arthur Sido, active blogger and contributor to our Under Christ’s Archy project, as well as frequent blog reviewer, calls attention to the news that HarperCollins has acquired Thomas Nelson and will now control 50% of the Christian publishing market (his source is Christianity Today.) Arthur made kind reference to Energion in his post. Now in…
At Energion Publications we like to do things as openly and honestly as possible. Of course, that’s the sort of thing a marketer is likely to say! In pursuit of that goal, I’m going to lay out our marketing strategy for the coming year. There are several reasons I do this publicly: It lets you…