Happy with service and support I was thrilled with the service and enthusiasm with which this company worked with me. Their production team came up with creative ideas, were always responsive, and I always felt like I was in good hands. They streamlined the whole process and made it look so simple for a new author like me. Will definitely be working with them from day one for my next book.

I keep getting these calls quite often I keep getting these calls quite often. I published my book through another publisher years ago. I wrote the book just as a hobby and I am not interested or want anything to do with republishing. Usually my awesome Google Pixel detects SPAM call, but these guys have mastered that. The company does not seem to be based in India as one reviewer mentioned. Most of the offshore for publishing companies and call centers are in Philippines and these calls I assume are coming from there. I am not going to say bad things about any other country as it is the company's fault and we here in the USA let such companies be set up easily and all kinds of jobs have been offshored by company owners here.. so fault is with the company. I will definitely stay away from this firm.. I was able to hang up in 5 mins and block numbers.

An obvious scam An obvious scam. I published a book with WW Norton in 2017 and have had no trouble whatsoever promoting it. YOP called me cold one day and started selling me, with the caller stumbling over the name of the book, and unable to explain what it was about. I very clearly told them that I did not need a publicist and knew this was a scam company. Days later the same caller called back, saying "do you remember me?" and started pitching again. Somebody should shut down these crooks.

YOP is a great publisher services YOP is a great publisher services. It has allowed me to share positive thoughts/encouragement through my writing, as an authorr. The YOP group has help me with my website, marketing and advertisement. These important factors has given my current book, "Quotes" Humbled but, Yet Eloquent good exposure worldwide.

I guess getting The Call is a sign… I guess getting The Call is a sign you’ve “made it” in the worst time for authors in publishing history? I just hung up with my guy, who was calling straight from a boiler room. I swear I heard a monkey acting out in the background as well as several other exotic noises. I actually think that I might be a better online publicist than this scam company as I know how to read, am familiar with several books and authors, and even know some retail folks. However, I’m pretty sure it’s a thankless job. Good luck to anyone trying to break into publishing. PS: We have devised a special torture for telemarketers. If we get return phone calls from you people, you will get your comeuppance. When you least expect it, expect it. Don’t force me to show you my influence….