Welcome to AuthorBytes

Author websites and multimedia production for book marketing and book promotion

Praise from New York Times Bestselling Authors

“I loved working with AuthorBytes. The team was immensely knowledgeable, innovative, attentive, and congenial. I couldn’t have asked for better designers, developers, and supporters.” Sue Monk Kidd, author of The Invention of Wings and The Secret Life of Bees
“It was an unmitigated pleasure working with AuthorBytes. They’re tremendously creative, knowledgeable, and innovative. And they’re passionate about what they do.” Khaled Hosseini author of And the Mountains Echoed and The Kite Runner
“AuthorBytes gives a writer an online voice that rings true. Their websites are beautiful, easy to navigate and most importantly, each is unique and personal. I couldn’t have been happier with my extraordinary website.” Alice Hoffman, author of Faithful and The Dove Keepers
“AuthorBytes has taken marketing books to a whole new level—making the written word come to life through sound and images.” Jodi Picoult, author of Lone Wolf and The Pact
“My goal is to relax and write a new book while my website seeds the audience, AuthorBytes will get me there.” Barbara Delinsky, author of Blueprints and Sweet Salt Air
“As a first time writer, I was new to the book world. AuthorBytes put a team together that executed flawlessly to create a remarkable portal for interaction with users. They are the best in the business!” David B. Agus, M.D., author of The Lucky Years and The End of Illness
“I needed an eye-catching website from designers with a vision. AuthorBytes gave me far more than I hoped for, with support and wisdom to match. They’re state-of-the-art.” David Morrell, author of Murder as a Fine Art and First Blood
“AuthorBytes’ wisdom, caring, precision, wit and constantly evolving imagination are invaluable complements to the obligatory computer savvy.” Jacquelyn Mitchard, author of The Deep End of the Ocean and Two If By Sea
“The less I have to think about my website, the happier I am, and AuthorBytes does all the thinking for me – and they do it so much better than I ever could.” Jonathan Tropper, author of This is Where I Leave You and One Last Thing Before I Go
“Steve Bennett and AuthorBytes have been true pleasures to work with, start to finish. I can’t recommend them highly enough!” Julia Flynn Siler
“There is simply no better web design firm than Authorbytes. I have been working with them since 2006, and have found them superior in every area. I can’t recommend them highly enough.” Lisa Unger, author of Heartbroken and Ink and Bone
“I came to AuthorBytes with only a vague idea of what I wanted, and not a lot of time before my website needed to be done. They were exceptional during every phase. A first class operation.” Mark Mazzetti, author of The Way of the Knife
“While AuthorBytes is extremely professional in all their creative services, it’s their personal touch I especially appreciate. They take great care of their authors.” Mary McGarry Morris, author Songs in Ordinary Time and Light from a Distant Star
“What I most appreciate is AuthorBytes ability to take my vision for a website and make it work in practice—custom design with elegance and flair.” Nicole Jordan, author of Lover Be Mine and To Desire a Wicked Duke

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Authorbytes News

New Indie Publishing Services

Are you thinking of going the independent publishing route?  Need a stunning cover? Professional interior design? AuthorBytes is pleased to announce it’s new Indie Publishing Services. We can take your book from manuscript through Now On Sale, or you … READ MORE

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Uncensored Writing Advice

Giveaway Alert! *Post shared courtesy of AuthorBytes Comment here and be entered to win a signed copy of Barbara Claypole White’s latest release, The Promise Between Us—racing up the Amazon charts. A second winner receives a signed book from … READ MORE

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If you’re thinking about blogging—and you should—don’t get too stressed over topic. It’s as easy as using your writing thought process as a well of prompts. Suggestion: use your blog as a writer’s notebook for research, blog about surprising facts, or even outtakes from your WIP. Just be careful not give away your story’s big reveal!