Services
Last updated November 2026
C.S. Lewis & Co. Publicists offers book and author publicity and internet marketing, and can expand its team with speaker services, media coaching, and writing services from professionals it works with closely. Services are mixed and matched for each author, which is why no two press kits or campaigns look the same.
Five, combined to fit each author: author publicity, internet marketing, speaker services, media coaching, and writing services. The firm describes each one on its services page. Prices are not published there.
In practice
Book and author publicity is where the press kit lives. The firm creates the media kit, distributes books and kits, follows up to secure interviews, features, reviews, and op-eds, and pitches authors into breaking stories. It also aims to help authors form long-term relationships with major editors, producers, and journalists who will come to regard them as experts. Details are on the book publicist press kit process page.
Media coaching prepares authors for the interviews the kit generates. Writing services turn the kit's article ideas into ghostwritten op-eds and by-lined pieces for newspapers, magazines, and trade journals. Speaker services turn media visibility into speaking engagements. Internet marketing keeps the author's own channels active so exposure continues long after the campaign. Each is optional and chosen to fit the author's goals.
Cost
C.S. Lewis & Co. Publicists does not publish prices. Because each campaign is assembled from the services above, cost depends on what you choose, how long the campaign runs, and which media you want to reach. The honest way to get a number is to ask the firm for a quote tied to your launch date.
Before you ask, review the press kit examples and client media hits so you know what a finished campaign can look like. Or head back to the book publicity press kit portfolio.
FAQ
C.S. Lewis & Co. Publicists does not publish prices on its website, because each campaign is customized from services it mixes and matches. Cost generally depends on campaign length, the media mix, and add-ons such as media coaching or writing. Ask the firm for a quote that matches your launch date and goals.
More in the full FAQC.S. Lewis & Co. Publicists lists media kit creation as part of its book and author publicity service rather than as a separate product. It does not publish a separate press kit price. Confirm what is included for your campaign by contacting the firm before you sign on.
More in the full FAQPublicity earns coverage, such as interviews, reviews, and features, while marketing generally covers paid and owned promotion. C.S. Lewis & Co. Publicists centers on publicity and adds internet marketing, which helps authors develop content for websites, blogs, and social networks so exposure continues after the media campaign ends.
More in the full FAQYou have options. C.S. Lewis & Co. Publicists says that if radio and television give an author the jitters, it can steer the campaign toward other media. It can also bring in media coaching from professionals it works with to help authors look and feel confident on air and before live audiences.
More in the full FAQYes. Business is the first subject area C.S. Lewis & Co. Publicists lists, and the firm's blog covers how CEOs turn books into speaking platforms. The firm also names new client acquisition and high-value speaking engagements as outcomes its campaigns aim to open up.
More in the full FAQC.S. Lewis & Co. Publicists does not publish a fixed campaign length, since every campaign is customized. One client, Jim Camp, describes dozens of radio interviews, major-market television, and major print coverage delivered in a few short months. Ask the firm what timeline fits your launch.
More in the full FAQAuthors and publishers with an upcoming launch are first in line at C.S. Lewis & Co. Publicists. Start with a conversation about your expertise, your goals, and your publication date.
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