We value our authors, artists, creators, innovators, entrepreneurs and influencers above all else, and our representation, agency, management and licensing contracts reflect that through owner-centric benefits, clauses and terms & conditions.​ We also strive not to censor or gatekeep our clients' IP like other mainstream publishers and media platforms.

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"We're happy hanging out here,
so tend not to faff with socials"

Residing within the fringes of an off-grid existence has its advantages, the least of which is staying genuine to our cause, worshiping our clients rather than data giants, and taking life at our own pace. To tick along nicely doing our own thing, we've devised a few of our own unique marketing strategies to help proliferate the creative works of our clients.

Our in-house 'Power Of Three' sales funnel:

Our P.O.T. proliferation scheme provides a FREE DOWNLOAD of any available eBook to those who share the love and spread the word by providing email contacts to three friends or colleagues who may be interested in our products. They each receive a polite introduction inviting them to accept the referral by authorising us to save their email details (if approval isn't granted their details are deleted and they never hear from us again). Once the referrer has joined our private 'support' group and all three of their friends' emails are used in any of our promotions (on different devices from unique IP addresses), the referrer is sent a 'courtesy download' voucher offering 100% discount of any available digital eBook listed on our webcart, absolutely FREE! 

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Another unique aspect to our 'sharing is caring' ethos:
A unique marketing promise at the behest of Mihalis Morgano, provides all Indigenous, Tribal and First Nation readers around the world with a FREE courtesy download of his 'Does Adam Love Eve?' eBook (Vol2 from his ExAIstential Thrilogy). This gesture is intended to acknowledge the Author's respect and fondness of Māori people and to pay hoage to his depcition of Maori culture throughout the story's premise, wherein some of his most poignant characters assume figurehead roles regarding the sociocultural plight of an estimated population of 500 million Indigenous, Native and Tribal nation peoples, worldwide.