Laura
In my experience PM7s Mr Luke was…
In my experience PM7s Mr Luke Parker was attentive and considerate with this current project.I highly recommend the team and the enjoyable procedure. I Laura, would wish to thank u all.

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Laura
In my experience PM7s Mr Luke Parker was attentive and considerate with this current project.I highly recommend the team and the enjoyable procedure. I Laura, would wish to thank u all.
Adam John Robin H.
They have been great for all aspects of my authoring journey really truly love the crew there they are very helpful and always get a great professional vibe and relaxed invitation from all there lovey staff 10 outta 10 very highly recommend and Vance is a great bloke and extends over the required amount to make sure it happy and that ur needs are always answered he's a great asset to there team truly is Kind Regards Adam Howard
Christopher B.
My Experience with Prime Seven Media I feel it is important to share my experience with Prime Seven Media so that other authors can make an informed decision before committing to their services. In my experience, while Prime Seven Media does provide the services it advertises, I found the prices charged to be extraordinarily high when compared with other companies offering similar services. One example concerns the production of a book trailer for one of my books. Prime Seven Media charged me $8,000 for this service. Some time later, after speaking with another reputable media company, I was quoted £500 for producing a comparable book trailer. A friend of mine, who was convinced that I had been significantly overcharged, commissioned the second company to produce a trailer for the very same book. Both trailers were then submitted independently to a company that reviews books and book trailers for promotional purposes. I was informed that the £500 trailer was the one they would have chosen if considering the book for film promotion. For me, this raised serious questions about whether the much higher price I had paid represented good value for money. Unfortunately, this was not an isolated concern. In my opinion, the pricing of a number of Prime Seven Media's services appeared to be substantially higher than comparable services available elsewhere. Had I understood the market better at the time, I would have sought quotations from several providers before committing. My purpose in writing this review is not to discourage authors from investing in the promotion of their books, but to encourage them to do careful research, obtain multiple quotations, and compare both pricing and the quality of work before making any financial commitment. Based on my own experience, I would strongly advise prospective clients to explore alternative media companies and compare costs and deliverables carefully. Doing so may save you a considerable amount of money while achieving results that are just as good—or, in my experience, even better.
Keith M.
Great people to work with. Very patient and helpful services. Kenneth Rodriguez and staff are truly amazing
Chris
Ann Cole and her entire cohort were fantastically supportive and patient. I could only recommend prime seven media very highly. I have enjoyed the experience of bringing my humble book to publishing level. I would also like to mention Luna her very patiently responded to my sometimes late and perhaps petty requests. In my experience, they are all good people.
Victoria
I was contacted by Prime Seven Media regarding an interview opportunity with The Spotlight Network. The paid nature of the service was not made clear at the point of contact. After conducting research and discovering this is a paid commercial placement rather than an editorial interview, I requested a full refund of my £500 deposit. I submitted a written cancellation request, was put on hold multiple times during a phone call, and the call was eventually disconnected without any confirmation of my refund. I am now pursuing this through my bank. I would urge other authors to research thoroughly before making any payment Update following refund: I received my full refund of £500 which I am grateful for. However I am updating this review because of what happened after. The company called me to ask me to remove this review. During that call they claimed they had purchased and read my book, stating they bought the ebook for $33. When I told them I have not released any ebooks and all copies are physical only, they changed their story and said they had purchased a physical copy and manually converted it to digital format page by page for easier reading. This is not true and is not possible in the timeframe involved. Further evidence that they had not read my book came from my previous call with their representative Amy, who repeatedly referred to my journal rather than Book One and had to be corrected by me on basic details about my own work. This company called me to ask me to take down an honest review and fabricated having read my book to appear credible. I am leaving this review up so that other authors can make a fully informed decision before engaging with this company.
Trevor L.
I often use Trustpilot to check out if firms are genuine or not. After seeing all the 5 star good reviews on Trustpilot I decided to engage with Prime Seven Media as Trustpilot has never got it wrong before. This time Trustpilot got it very wrong. They kept telling me how they had contacts all over the world to sell my books and that they were business partners with Amazon, Waterstones and the publishers Barnes & Noble. They were very convincing and then they sent me a link to a writer on Amazon who they said they had done the marketing for. I checked this out and they had not done so. Before parting with any money I decided to ask B&N, Amazon and Waterstones if they were in fact business partners with them. All said they had never heard of Prime Seven Media based in Wisconsin in USA. The guy from Waterstones confirmed that they deal with a huge amount of printers and suppliers of book that all supply through the "middle man" Gardners, but they are not "partners with PSM in any way. As such I decided that the risk was too high to take a chance on them. They may do some marketing for some authors but as far as I can see there is no guarantee that your books will ever get past their planning stage other than being issued with an ISBN
Besthsida H.
I, Bethsaida Hingston, author or the Way to Freedom: Breaking Through Inner Fears and Unfolding the Strength of Vulnerability, am privileged of giving myself; the opportunity for Prime Seven Media— drawing a professional roadmap to an international journey, and connecting with amazing people. Thanks Prime Seven Media, for the recent and inspirational experience, you made possible for me to arrive as an author to Beijing, China, and for the next upcoming narratives awaiting for me! Kindly, — Bethsaida Hingston Author of The Way to Freedom.