Question 1

What exactly is Nespola?

Accepted Answer

Nespola is a done-with-you publishing company. We partner with entrepreneurs to build profitable book portfolios on Amazon KDP. That means we don't just give you information and leave you to figure it out -- we work alongside you through every stage of the process: niche selection, book creation, cover design, launch strategy, and portfolio growth. Think of us as your publishing team, not your course provider.

Question 2

Is this a course?

Accepted Answer

No. Courses give you pre-recorded videos and a login. You watch them alone, post questions in a forum, and hope someone answers. Nespola is fundamentally different. You work directly with our founding team -- on calls, in real time, with feedback on your actual books. You learn by doing, not by watching. The skills stick because you're building something real while you learn them.

Question 3

How is Nespola different from other publishing programs?

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Most publishing programs sell you access to content and a community. Nespola sells you a partnership. The differences are concrete: you get 1:1 strategy sessions, weekly coaching, professional cover design guidance, launch support, and 90-day accountability sprints with milestone tracking. We don't disappear after the sale -- we stay in the room until your portfolio is built. Read the full breakdown on our Approach page.

Question 4

Who runs Nespola?

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Nespola was founded by Tommi Pedruzzi and Nic Della Pina, and the core team includes Manu Sisti and Mark Tavoni. Every client works directly with this founding team -- not junior staff, not outsourced managers, not chatbots. You can meet everyone on our Team page.

Question 5

What's the difference between Veloce, Accelerator, and Prestige?

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All three programs run for six months and follow the same core method. They differ in scope. Veloce focuses on publishing your first 3 books. Accelerator builds a 6-book portfolio designed as a cohesive niche cluster -- titles that cross-promote each other and compound together. Prestige delivers 6 published books plus a complete scaling infrastructure for long-term growth. Compare all three on our Program page.

Question 6

How do I know which program is right for me?

Accepted Answer

Apply and we'll help you decide. During the application review, we look at your goals, your available time, your budget, and your ambitions. Then we recommend the tier that makes the most sense for your situation. There's no pressure to choose the most expensive option -- we'd rather you start at the right level than overcommit.

Question 7

How much does it cost?

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Pricing depends on the program tier. We discuss specifics during the application call because we want to make sure the investment makes sense for your situation before you commit. If you'd like to start that conversation, apply here.

Question 8

Are there payment plans?

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Yes. We offer flexible payment options for all three programs. We'll walk you through the details during your application call.

Question 9

Can I upgrade from one tier to another?

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Yes. Many clients start with Veloce to test the model, then upgrade to Accelerator or Prestige to keep building with our team. We make the transition seamless -- your existing portfolio strategy carries over and we pick up right where you left off.

Question 10

What's the application process?

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It's straightforward. Fill out a short form on our Apply page. We review every application personally -- no automation, no bots. If we think we can help you, we'll schedule a call within 48 hours to discuss your goals and answer any remaining questions. The call takes about 20 to 30 minutes.

Question 11

Do I need any experience with publishing?

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None. Most of our clients start with zero publishing experience. That's the whole point of Nespola -- you don't need to figure this out alone. We provide the strategy, the frameworks, the templates, and the hands-on support. You bring the commitment.

Question 12

How much time do I need to commit each week?

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Most clients dedicate 5 to 10 hours per week. The exact time depends on your pace and which program you're in. We design the sprint schedule around your availability -- this is built for people with full-time jobs, businesses, and families. The key is consistency, not volume.

Question 13

What happens in the first week?

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Onboarding. We start with a strategy call where we learn about your goals and design your portfolio architecture. Then we move into data-driven niche selection -- identifying the markets where your books will have the best chance of success. By the end of week one, you have a clear roadmap: which books you're building, in which niches, and on what timeline.

Question 14

Do I write the books myself?

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You're involved in every book, but you don't have to write every word from scratch. We guide you through the entire creation process -- outlining, structuring, drafting, and formatting. We also help you use AI tools effectively in the process. The goal is quality books that perform in the market, created efficiently with a system that you can repeat.

Question 15

What niches do you work in?

Accepted Answer

We work across a wide range of non-fiction niches on Amazon KDP. During the strategy phase, we use data-driven niche selection to find markets with strong demand and manageable competition. We don't guess and we don't chase trends -- we look at the numbers. We don't work in fiction.

Question 16

What does the cover design process look like?

Accepted Answer

For every book, we create a professional design brief based on competitive analysis of top-performing covers in your niche. Our design team produces the cover, you review and give feedback, and we refine through 2 to 3 rounds of revision until it's right. No generic templates. No Canva mockups. Real design work built for the marketplace.

Question 17

What happens at launch?

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Every book gets a launch plan -- keywords, categories, pricing strategy, and promotional tactics designed to gain traction in the first 30 days. This is when Amazon's algorithm pays the most attention to your book, and we make sure that window counts. We also guide you through advertising setup and help you read your metrics so you understand what's working.

Question 18

What kind of support do I get during the program?

Accepted Answer

Weekly group coaching sessions with our founding team. Scheduled check-ins focused on your specific portfolio. Direct access to the team for questions between calls. A private tier of our Skool community for active clients. And a CSM milestone tracker in Notion so you always know exactly where you stand. The support structure runs on 90-day sprints with clear goals and reviews.

Question 19

How much money can I make?

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Results vary. We're transparent about that. Publishing is a real business with real variables -- niche selection, book quality, market timing, and advertising all play a role. We don't make income guarantees because no honest company can. What we can tell you is what our clients have achieved: revenue exceeding $100 net per day within days of applying launch strategies. Over $8,600 in royalties in a single month. $40,000 in six months from just two full-content books. Visit our Student Stories page to read the full case studies.

Question 20

How long until I see my first results?

Accepted Answer

Most clients publish their first book within 4 to 6 weeks of starting the program. Revenue builds as your portfolio grows -- this is a compounding model, not an overnight win. Clients with 6 or more books typically see meaningful and consistent monthly income. The timeline depends on your pace, your niche, and how closely you follow the system.

Question 21

What happens after the program ends?

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Your books keep earning royalties indefinitely. The portfolio you built is yours -- it doesn't stop generating income when your six months are up. At the end of every program, we conduct a final portfolio review and build a growth strategy for what comes next. Some clients continue independently. Others upgrade to a higher tier. We don't lock you into anything.

Question 22

Where is Nespola based?

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Nespola is a UK-registered company based in Hemel Hempstead, England. Our team works remotely across multiple countries, and our clients come from all over the world. Everything happens online -- calls, coaching, community, and tools.

Question 23

What tools or software do I need?

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A computer with internet access. Everything else -- templates, trackers, frameworks -- we provide. You'll also need an Amazon KDP account, which is free to create. For advertising, a small budget is recommended but not required to start. We'll walk you through the specifics during onboarding.

Question 24

Is there a refund policy?

Accepted Answer

We discuss this during the application call. Because our programs involve significant hands-on team resources from day one, the terms are different from a typical digital product. We're happy to walk you through the details before you make any commitment.

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