Publishing a book is a dream for many, but also a challenge that involves planning and dedication. From creating the text to publishing and distributing, the process requires focus and resilience, especially in an increasingly competitive literary market.
According to Nielsen BookScan and SNEL’s Retail Book Panel, the Brazilian publishing market faced a decline in 2023, with a 7.13% decrease in sales volume and a 0.78% reduction in revenue, totaling R$ 2.52 billion. Despite the challenging scenario, the average book price rose by 6.83%, surpassing inflation for the first time since 2016. These numbers highlight the difficulties faced by new authors in gaining space and standing out in the market.
In this context, Savi Publisher emerges as an innovative alternative for professionals who wish to consolidate their authority through strategic publications. With a methodology that turns ideas into ready-to-read books in just 90 days, the company offers full support in all stages, from organizing ideas to launching. “Writing a book is a noble task that goes beyond putting ideas on paper. It is a culturally invaluable contribution, but it requires planning and professional execution,” explains Bruno Valente, an editor for over 20 years and founder of Savi Publisher.
Methodology focused on concrete results
The method proposed by Editora Savi was designed to optimize each stage of the process, relying on an experienced team that takes care of review, graphic design, and marketing strategies, as well as having a launch event and distribution. ‘Publishing in 90 days is not just about speed, but about a structured and efficient process that keeps quality as a priority. It is an intense journey that demands dedication, but the benefits are immense,’ highlights Valente.
The focus on concrete results ensures that the author not only sees their work published but also enjoys the advantages of having a book as a differentiation tool in the market. Among the benefits are the reinforcement of professional authority, increased visibility, and personal satisfaction in sharing knowledge.
Savi’s methodology also aims to overcome the most common obstacles faced by writers, such as lack of time and difficulty in organizing ideas. The aim is to make the literary dream accessible, ensuring that each work has the potential to impact readers and achieve success in the market, eliminating the most complex parts of the publishing process for authors.
‘For authors with a clear message and a limited deadline, our approach is an opportunity to turn dreams into reality and concrete results. It is about creating something that goes beyond the paper, with lasting impact on the market and in the lives of those who read,’ concludes Valente.
