A Different Kind of Publishing Service

Wheatmark is a marketing company that knows how to publish exceptional books.

We are the only publishing service with a proven marketing system—the Authors Academy—for helping our clients sell more books. Membership is open to all authors, regardless of how they publish.

For our part, we’ve published more than 1,500 titles and sold more than $5,000,000 worth of books in our company’s history.

Not sure if Wheatmark (or any other publishing service) is right for you? To learn more about the three different methods of publishing and discover which one best fits your needs, download our latest special report, The Author’s Guide to Choosing a Publishing Service. It’s free and there’s no obligation.

Great Expectations Program

Wheatmark’s Great Expectations program is a rewards program for clients who achieve the objective most professional authors want to achieve: selling lots of books.

The Great Expectations program has three levels of benefit to reflect your book sales achievements:

At 1,000 copies sold, we’ll welcome you into our Great Expectations program, and you’ll receive free membership as an Authors Academy Gold member, with all the benefits of membership.

When your book reaches 2,000 sales, we’ll issue you a credit for $2,000. At 5,000 sales, we’ll issue you a credit for $5,000. You may use these credits for any of Wheatmark’s publishing services, to order additional copies of your book, or both.

You may use your Great Expectations credits to purchase, at Wheatmark’s expense:

  • books for back-of-the-room sales
  • books for promotional purposes
  • publishing services for new manuscripts
  • book revisions
  • e-book formatting and distribution
  • hardcover formatting and distribution
  • an Inside Search Package
  • author websites
  • custom-designed postcards, bookmarks, and business cards
  • and more!

All sales of your book are eligible towards your Great Expectations status: sales made to the wholesalers, sales made directly to you (because we assume you’re going to sell them to someone else or give them away to generate publicity), and bulk sales made to companies, libraries, schools, etc.

All formats count as well, including eBooks.