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Created page with "When you get started with PubGizmo, we will work together to bring your existing data aboard. And once you are using PubGizmo, you will enter new data – new titles, new creators, new contracts, etc. == New Titles == New titles are easy, because they don't have a history, and therefore, no historical data to import and configure. == Existing Titles == Existing titles do have a history, which may or may not be relevant to calculating royalties, or to maintain your own..." |
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Revision as of 18:38, 20 December 2023
When you get started with PubGizmo, we will work together to bring your existing data aboard. And once you are using PubGizmo, you will enter new data – new titles, new creators, new contracts, etc.
New Titles
New titles are easy, because they don't have a history, and therefore, no historical data to import and configure.
Existing Titles
Existing titles do have a history, which may or may not be relevant to calculating royalties, or to maintain your own recordkeeping.
Escalation
An Escalation Clause in a publishing contract involves a dynamic royalty rate based on sales.