Traditional v Indie Covers

Thank you for helping me gather the content for this article! I so appreciate it! If you’d like me to reach out for additional information or space, please let me know, and I’ll reach out shortly.

The article is due to be released in the June issue, so I’ll need all responses by May 6.

If you have cover examples that you’ve designed that you’d like to include, you can upload them, or let me know in the final notes panel. You can also just let me know the title/author and I can go grab them.

Thanks again!

Cover Design: Traditional vs Indie

Thank you so much for helping me with this article!

Name(Required)

First Last

As you’d like to be referred to in the article.

Business Name

For proper attribution in the article, if desired.

Business Name – Publisher

If you have your own business as well as work with publishers, and would like to mention the publisher you work with. Completely optional.

Website

If you’d like to have your website in the notes of the article.

Email(Required)

Not for publication, just if I need any clarification.

Do you design primarily for traditionally published books, or indies?(Required)

What genres do you primarily work with?(Required)

What are the key factors you consider when designing a book cover?(Required)

In which genres do you think covers are more likely to differ between traditionally published and independently published titles?

Images of covers that are good examples, if desired.

Max. file size: 128 MB.

Is there anything else you wish I had asked, or that independent authors should know when considering their cover design?