You need a US person behind the LLC because Amazon needs a real person and not just a business before they give you an ACX account. I collaborated with another publisher who has an ACX account and published audiobooks that way, but we ended the collaboration.

Thanks! It depends on the bonus. Some are just PDFs I build in Canva, some are apps I create with Claude and host on my website's domain, and others are courses I host on course platforms like skool. it doesn't really matter what you use, as long as it works.

@Arlo Woulfe Is the problem now resolved, or does it still not work? If you contact support, you can get back all your credits; normally, if a generation fails, it shouldn't even cost you credits, but if it does, you can tell us, and we will refund them.

Great question! The basic flow we recommend is: Big Step 1 - Writing: - PublishFlow writes the first chapter draft - Then you improve it, provide feedback by using the AI chat assistant until you are happy with the chapter in terms of the content and tone of the writing - Then you fact-check, read through the newest version, and move to the next chapter - Repeat for all chapters Big Step 2 - Developmental Editing: - PublishFlow creates the Developmental Editing Report - You look through the reports; if you disagree with some points, mention it and argue with PublishFlow until you and PublishFlow agree. - Let PublishFlow implement the Developmental Editing Report - Read through the chapters to double check if everything was implemented well Big Step 3 - Proofreading: - Let PublishFlow proofread the book - Go through the changes PublishFlow made and accept or not accept them. If you trust PublishFlow's judgment, you can auto-accept all at once (I do that often) and then read through the book one last time for a final check. So to answer your question, I would recommend improving the chapter as much as you can and want to before you use the fact-checking. Every improvement you make will positively impact the writing of each new chapter, so spending time to make the first chapter great helps the rest of the book to adapt to that faster.

@Mark Bullen 🙏🙏🙏