How to Get Published on Webook.Com

Join WEbook., Create your profile. , Familiarize yourself with the site and how it works., Get involved in other projects., Join groups and make friends., Join the conversation and post to threads., Start your own project., Choose your book type...

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Step-by-Step Guide

  1. Step 1: Join WEbook.

    You can connect with your Facebook account, or start a new account.
  2. Step 2: Create your profile.

    , Take a browse through the FAQs, and check out the forums.

    Play around with the site. , Once you feel comfortable and know what you're doing, join in projects because writers love company! Do you like poetry? Find an anthology to join in on.

    Do you like mysteries? Add a chapter to a novel. , Meet new people on the site and befriend them. , Writers like feedback. , Click on any "Start Your Project" links and buttons to begin.

    Give your project a title, write a short teaser, and then provide a more detailed overview. , Will it be fiction or non-fiction, a collection (i.e. a collection of short stories), or a continuous work (i.e. a novel arranged into chapters)? Choosing appropriate topics and adding good keywords will help other interested writers and reviewers find your project later on, giving you wider exposure and readership. , Your book will get more readers and better feedback if you use a good picture, as it makes the book more appealing and realistic. , If you want to write the book by yourself, but you want feedback from the community, click "All members" under Participants and "I will be the only writer" under Writers. , Invite other writers to contribute; this is all about collaboration. , The best way to get more participants and feedback for your work is to be an active member of the community, offering great feedback to others. , Read writing tips and invite a helpful feedbacker to trade writing advice.

    Revise your work.

    Find readers to give feedback on finished manuscript.

    Create a revision plan, finish the book, copyedit, and proofread it. , Collaboration doesn't stop at the creation process.

    Getting books published anywhere depends on the wisdom of the crowd, who read, vet, and vote on what it deems the best finished work on the site.

    The publishing company will review the votes, make final selections, and solidify a publishing plan with the winning authors of the selected projects. ,
  3. Step 3: Familiarize yourself with the site and how it works.

  4. Step 4: Get involved in other projects.

  5. Step 5: Join groups and make friends.

  6. Step 6: Join the conversation and post to threads.

  7. Step 7: Start your own project.

  8. Step 8: Choose your book type.

  9. Step 9: Upload a cover image.

  10. Step 10: Choose who can participate in your project.

  11. Step 11: Spread the word.

  12. Step 12: Encourage ratings and feedback.

  13. Step 13: Improve your writing.

  14. Step 14: Submit your book for publication once it's done!

  15. Step 15: Once you get the green light

  16. Step 16: go out and celebrate – you’re getting published!

Detailed Guide

You can connect with your Facebook account, or start a new account.

, Take a browse through the FAQs, and check out the forums.

Play around with the site. , Once you feel comfortable and know what you're doing, join in projects because writers love company! Do you like poetry? Find an anthology to join in on.

Do you like mysteries? Add a chapter to a novel. , Meet new people on the site and befriend them. , Writers like feedback. , Click on any "Start Your Project" links and buttons to begin.

Give your project a title, write a short teaser, and then provide a more detailed overview. , Will it be fiction or non-fiction, a collection (i.e. a collection of short stories), or a continuous work (i.e. a novel arranged into chapters)? Choosing appropriate topics and adding good keywords will help other interested writers and reviewers find your project later on, giving you wider exposure and readership. , Your book will get more readers and better feedback if you use a good picture, as it makes the book more appealing and realistic. , If you want to write the book by yourself, but you want feedback from the community, click "All members" under Participants and "I will be the only writer" under Writers. , Invite other writers to contribute; this is all about collaboration. , The best way to get more participants and feedback for your work is to be an active member of the community, offering great feedback to others. , Read writing tips and invite a helpful feedbacker to trade writing advice.

Revise your work.

Find readers to give feedback on finished manuscript.

Create a revision plan, finish the book, copyedit, and proofread it. , Collaboration doesn't stop at the creation process.

Getting books published anywhere depends on the wisdom of the crowd, who read, vet, and vote on what it deems the best finished work on the site.

The publishing company will review the votes, make final selections, and solidify a publishing plan with the winning authors of the selected projects. ,

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