BOOKWORMS - Book Promotion

A New Chapter for our Community:
Future Operations & Cooperation

Our Vision for Continuity
As we consider the potential transition regarding Book Offers, the Bookworms community is ready to step forward to ensure the brand's legacy continues. We are positioning ourselves to lead, ensuring campaigns, high-quality printing, and online sales not only survive but thrive under new leadership.

Strategic Acquisition & Operations
We plan to acquire the company's core assets to ensure a smooth transition with no service interruptions. Our takeover strategy includes:

Digital Infrastructure: Acquisition of all electronic tools, proprietary software, and the complete client contact database.
Brand Assets: Maintenance and continued use of all creative and animated marketing materials to preserve brand recognition.
Supply Chain Stability: Immediate renewal of strategic agreements with established printers and nationwide distribution networks across the US.
Inventory Management: Full acquisition and streamlined liquidation of the existing book stock.

Investment Opportunity
We believe that the strongest foundations are built by those who value the product most. We are officially inviting members of our community to participate in this venture as equity partners. This is a unique opportunity to own a stake in a turnkey business with a proven track record.

Investment Tiers:

Equity Share: Available from 1% to 6% per investor.
Valuation: $12,500 per 1% share.

Why Partner with Bookworms?
By joining this initiative, you are not investing in a startup from scratch; you are acquiring a proven ecosystem with an established customer base and a functioning supply chain. We are turning a moment of transition into a platform for significant growth.

Market Dominance: Access to a highly targeted audience, with 93% of our active readership based in the United States.

Next Steps:
Interested parties are encouraged to reach out for a detailed briefing on the transition roadmap and financial projections. Let's build the future of reading together.

Jimmy Nash (Financial Advisor)
Frederick Steele (Legal Advisor)

Connie Rourke (Chairwoman - Chief Editor)

If you are interested, contact the person responsible for Bookworms in your country.

LEARN MORE

The call will remain open until October 31, 2026.

Book Promotion

There is a straightforward solution to avoid heavy taxation and social security insurance for small publishing houses and self-published authors in any country who want to publish in the US.

1. Sign up for Amazon KDP.

3. Cooperate with Book Offers.

The cost of producing the first copy is meager. Book Offers print costs are 15% lower than Amazon's KDP, and you won't be charged upfront.

Book Offers print at their own risk 1,000 - 80,000 copies and promote via email to readers in the US and Canada. Whether you want to participate in the cost of printing is your decision, and you will do it to quintuple your profit.

Without participation in printing the publisher's compensation is 10% of the net profit of each campaign.

With 74-79% participation only in first 6,000 copies it increases to 90%.

The process for a book of yours to be included in the Book Offers list is as follows.

1. You upload the HTML to the Amazon KDP in order to register the book in the largest bookstores in the country. The price you set must be such that there is a profit when it goes on sale at 55 - 60% off. Three months after the book is released, the book campaign can begin.

2. During these three months we send a sample of the book from 50 to 60 first pages, to readers who have shown interest in the category to which the book belongs.

We'll end up with 20 - 200 thousand people interested depending on the book.

3. We print 1,000 - 2,000 copies without any obligation from you. We send 2,000 - 4,000 emails and see how many will buy.

4. Two ways to proceed.

Example:

For a paperback book with approximately 300 pages.

You set the price at $20.00 (€18.80)

On Amazon KDP the cost of printing is $4.60. So from what is sold in the Amazon bookstore you have a compensation of $7.40. Of those distributed, publisher compensation is $3.40 per book. Of course, there is no cost if you don't sell since the print is made to order.

Next step

We order the printing from Amazon but the cost is $3.91 because it is prepaid. The shipping service charges $2.50 per book. The total cost for each book is $6.41.

The book on offer at 55% off is priced at $9.00 From the net profit of $2.59 you get a compensation of $0.26 per copy from the first copies sold.

In the next phase, you decide whether you will participate in the printing of 6,000 copies. From this campaign with no print participation, you will be compensated $1,560.

We continue like this until we run out of readers.

With participation, the printing costs 25% less and is $2.93. Therefore, 4,560 x 2.93= $13,440 participation for 6,000 copies.(See the table below for printing costs.)

You amortize the cost at 2,400 sold copies. After, for every copy, the compensation is $3.21.

If sales exceed 6,000, you won't have to pay for printing again. Once you amortize the costs (2,300 - 3,600 copies, depending on the difference between printing costs and book price), the compensation remains 90% of the net profit.

We can provide printing services at competitive prices and free distribution. For orders of 30,000 or more copies, please get in touch with us.

If offshore does not suit you for any reason, you can start a start-up in Arizona or Florida. It has fewer expenses and lower taxation. Also, the profits are taxed in the US and you transfer them to your country, and in the tax return, you file the statement of the state you choose so that they are not taxed again.

Attention!

Please note that we do not sell email lists. You pay for shipping to users registered with Bookoffers.

If you sell from your store, they become your customers, and you gain access to their emails.

For any information or clarification do not hesitate to contact us.

Gregory Nuttal

Advertising Coordinator

cooperation@bookoffers.org

nuttalgregory@gmail.com

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