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In-Person Publishing Consultation

Meet with us in person at our Oklahoma City office to talk through your book and its next steps. Your $25 consultation fee is credited toward your Done For You project if you move forward with Self Publish Me.

$25

Credited toward your Done For You project if you move forward.

3810 N. Tulsa Ave., Oklahoma City, OK 73112
Inside the Project 3810 building.

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Book your visit

Choose a time that works for you.

These are the times we'll be at the office. Pick one, tell us about your book, and pay the $25 to hold it.

How Done For You works

Done For You is a fresh, professional production of your book, built from your finished manuscript. If you've already started formatting, designing a cover, or editing, bring it along. We'll look at it to understand what you have in mind, but our team doesn't rework those files. Your book is produced from the start, to professional standards.

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Meet with us in person

Our Oklahoma City office is a satellite location, open by appointment only. We aren't there every day. When you book an in-person consultation, we set aside the time and come in specifically to meet with you and talk through your book.

In-person consultations carry a $25 good-faith fee, paid when you book. It holds your appointment and isn't refundable if you miss it. If you choose to move forward with a Done For You project, the full $25 is credited toward it, so it costs you nothing extra.

If you're serious about your book, we'd be glad to sit down with you.

Not ready to meet yet? Start with the Publishing Starting Point or Self-Publishing Foundations. Both are free, and both will help you see where your book stands.

Is this for you?

You don't need to know any publishing terms to talk with us.

A consultation is simply time with someone who understands publishing, looking at your book and your questions. If any of these sound like you, it will help.

  • You have a finished manuscript and you're not sure what should happen next.

  • You're not sure whether your book needs editing, or what kind.

  • Terms like cover, formatting, ISBN or publishing setup are still unclear.

  • You have several decisions ahead and want help putting them in a sensible order.

  • You've already done part of the work and want to know what's left.

What happens during the consultation

Publishing decisions — not your writing.

We work through four things in roughly this order: where your book stands, your questions, what needs to happen next, and a clearer path forward.

Where your book is now

We start with the honest current position of your project — what stage it's really at, in plain language.

What's already done

Anything you've completed already counts. We look at what's genuinely finished so we don't recommend work you've already completed.

Your open questions

Editing levels, covers, interior layout, ISBNs, imprints, publishing accounts, book descriptions — bring the questions you have.

Order and priorities

Some publishing steps depend on others. We work out what has to come first and what can safely wait.

Scope

The consultation focuses on publishing decisions for a manuscript you have already written. Self Publish Me does not write or ghostwrite manuscripts, and this is not a general marketing service.

What you should have by the end

A clearer next step.

The aim is understanding, not paperwork. By the end of the consultation you should have:

  • A clearer sense of where your book currently stands

  • Answers to the questions you brought with you

  • A clearer view of the decisions that are still open

  • A sensible order for the next steps

  • A sense of whether you can continue yourself or would like publishing help

Plenty of authors leave a consultation with steps they can complete themselves. Some need more preparation first. Some are ready to hand the publishing project to us. All three are fine outcomes — the point is that you know which one you're in.

Already found your Publishing Starting Point?

Your report can help you focus the consultation.

The Publishing Starting Point shows where your book stands. If you've already completed it, keep your report handy — it's a useful way to organize your questions and focus the conversation. It's optional, and you're welcome to request a consultation without it.

You can answer the short Publishing Starting Point questions before your consultation if you'd like. It can help organize some of the questions we'll discuss. It isn't required.

Find Your Publishing Starting Point

Need full publishing help instead of guidance? If you already know you want Self Publish Me to handle the whole publishing project, tell us about your book and we'll review your project information and any relevant materials, then confirm what publishing it properly involves.