Agencies use multi-project bookshelves and shared process; contact support for seat/onboarding questions.
Use case
Agency & client KDP book production
Run ghostwriting and publishing agencies on a standardized BookWizard pipeline — multi-project bookshelves, token visibility, and client-ready export packs.
The agency problem: snowflake pipelines
Agencies lose margin when every client invents a new tool stack: one writer in ChatGPT, a freelancer in Atticus, a designer in Canva, a PM in Notion copying keywords. Deliverables drift. Revisions explode. Junior staff cannot reproduce senior results.
BookWizard gives agencies a single KDP production system: Autobook, print editor, covers, Export Studio manifests, Publish Studio listing packs, and fix-manifest QA. Token metering makes AI cost visible per project instead of a surprise card charge.
Persona deep-dive: /for/agencies. This page is the operational use case.
Define a standard client pack
Codify what “done” means: trim-correct interior PDF, wrap cover PDF, EPUB, listing fields document, checklist.md, manifest.json. Train staff to refuse “done” without the pack. Clients understand deliverables when they look identical in structure every time.
Intake packages capture client voice, promises, forbidden claims, and AI disclosure preferences up front — reducing legal and brand risk later.
Use Cover Studio brand rules per client so juniors are not improvising spines.
- One bookshelf workspace per agency (or per pod)
- Reusable intake templates by genre
- Mandatory export pack QA gate
- Token budgets discussed in SOWs
Roles that map cleanly to modules
Strategist owns brief and keywords. Producer runs Autobook and fix-manifest loops. Designer directs Cover Studio. Publisher lead owns Publish Studio + Chrome autofill preview + Amazon account coordination (still client-owned logins unless contracted otherwise).
This role map prevents “everyone pokes the manuscript.” It also makes hiring easier — you train to modules, not tribal knowledge.
For low-content client lines or series clients, combine with the other use-case pages.
Commercial notes
Price client work on outcomes (upload-ready pack + revisions rounds), not on mystery AI time. BookWizard’s metering helps you estimate. Do not promise Amazon rankings.
Support for onboarding: support@bookwizardai.com with subject “Agency onboarding”. Also /contact and /pricing.
Evaluate vs fragmented stacks on /compare — Atticus-only or Squibler-only shops often under-deliver on listing and covers.
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