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Our team has resourceful candidates in each category of writing, editing, and proofreading. However, talking about this niche, in particular, our designers are adept at designing websites for authors. We know how important it is for an author to have a website that represents them and gives them a place in today’s marketplace. We use our knowledge, experience, and tools to create and design an innovative website for you. With our clean, organized designs, we aim to provide the visitors a straightforward depiction of the author’s information without overwhelming them with excess rambling. To leave a welcoming impact on the viewer’s mind is something that keeps the visitor glued to your website, and we know just how to achieve that!
Years of Experience
Books Written
American Writers
Our immensely talented team of author website designers have worked for the top authors in designing their websites, which have received an overwhelming response. Their websites have also been included in many blog posts by the most famous magazines and publishers.
An author’s website is their way of showcasing their books and accomplishments.
To generate a good first impression on the visitor is our
goal. We achieve this goal by ensuring a unique theme is followed throughout the website.
Ensuring the web is precise and neat for the viewer to follow. With simple navigation and precise content, we wish to design a website for the viewers that evokes their full interest.
To market your books on your website in a subtle manner, to put testimonials at the right places, to generate and follow an organized design, our website designers aim to serve numerous requirements.
We design several types of author websites, some of which are as follows:
Order
Details
Place an order on our website by filling up a brief form. Provide relevant information where necessary and await to be welcomed by our managers.
Research &
Outline Draft
The candidate best suited to design your website will be selected, who will draft an outline after thorough research on your website for it to be approved by you.
First Webpage
Approval
The designer will then begin designing the first webpage that will hopefully captivate the visitors’ interests and build a good first impression. If the author is satisfied with the first webpage, the following webpages are designed in a similar manner, keeping the author’s ideas and prerequisites in consideration.
Editing &
Proofreading
Our crew members go through the design to ensure it is fully intact and make any changes where required.
Final formatting, Typesetting &
Designing
Once the design has been gone over by multiple sets of eyes and approved, the format and structure are finalized according to the preferences of the author.
Website Launch
Once the website is complete, it is launched. To generate high traffic by SEO rich content executing a marketing strategy.
An author website designer, just as the name insinuates, designs websites for an author. An author’s website is quite different from other websites such as magazines, e-commerce, etc. The tonality, pattern, format, and theme are very different for an author’s website.
Anyone can be a website designer, but what accounts for a good website designer are several factors. A good website designer is responsive at all times. They should answer their clients in a simple and clear manner to fully explain to them the answers to their queries. Being able to improvise where required is also a quality skill. Another important characteristic of a good author website designer is that they provide the author all the updates of their website, including visitor information, website traffic, etc. Last but not least, a good author website designer should provide the same quality of work as they’re charging.
Every top author’s website opens with a brief introduction about the author. There is often a short biography as well, depending upon the preference of the author. The next part comprises showcasing their collection of books, which they have published, and even those that are in the process of being published. The last part is to provide relevant contact information, where potential customers can reach you out or contact for queries. Other than these essentials, an author’s website often includes interesting blog posts, newsletter sign-ups, and search engine optimization (SEO) rich content.
As mentioned before, an author’s website is a visual version of who they are online. A website and its content speak for you, your work, your accomplishments, or your goals you wish to achieve. A person can be a good author but not a good website designer, no denying that. Hence, it is always a safe idea to hire a professional to make your job easier for you. Professional website designers’ long experience allows them to help you generate a website for your viewers that can easily provide them the relevant information they need. Using innovative website designing tools, the visitors can directly open that page they were looking for.
Very creating and insightful work, made my ramblings make sense! I loved the added details and the way my characters were brought to life. The writer was prompt in her responses and catered to all last-minute adjustments patiently. Thank you for your help. I appreciate it. 100% recommended.
#1 New York times-bestselling author Over 1 million copies sold!
I rarely write reviews but this goes to the Books Writing Cube I hired. The process, from the selection of the writer to the final submission of my book, went smooth. I` loved how he stayed engaged and concerned about my story. Thank you for giving an interpersonal touch to the story. Very quick to answer all queries. I am very satisfied with the quality of much. Way to go.
#1-ranked agent on Publishers Marketplace
This website is the best to hire a Books Writing Cube for any book! I hired a book Books Writing Cube thinking it would be a lengthy process but to my surprise, they delivered my book in no time. Great work is done! It felt as if the writer had read my mind. Wonderful. I also got my website made by them. Thank you.
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