Frequently Asked Editorial Questions
- What information is in your printed publications that is not on your Web site?
Our publications run thousands and thousands of articles per year. We choose a very small sample of those articles for our Web site. Our Web site serves as a sample of the kind of depth and breadth of information that we offer in print. It also enhances and allows us to develop searchable databases and other features that we can only offer using Internet technology. Most importantly, our Web site gives us a way to hear back from our valuable subscribers so we can make our publications better and better. In addition to much more of the kind of clear and consise articles you will find here on our Web site, our printed publications have many articles that are timely and responsive to current events and ecomomic condtions.
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The footnotes to our articles have the information you need to contact the publication or source by mail and sometimes by telephone. Our editorial department may be able to help you when other sources fail. To ask a specific question regarding an article or topic, please Contact Us.
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- How can I get personal advice on how an article you published affects my situation?
As much as we would like to share the wealth of knowledge accumulated during 25 years of publishing practical ideas from some of the great thinkers of the last 25 years, we cannot advise our subscribers personally in any way.
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- How can I contact your expert source for more information?
When we publish an article, we include all the contact information on our sources that we can give to our subscribers. In most cases, it is enough to send a letter to our source. Unless otherwise specified, regular mail is the best way to contact our sources. If the source's address is not given in the article, then write to us and we will forward your letter to our expert. However, our expert sources are not required, nor expected, to give personal advice or answer specific questions for individual subscribers. Some experts will give personal advice but often on a professional fee basis. The sources we use in our publications are the leading experts in their fields, as such their time is in very high demand. Many sources cannot respond at all because of their ongoing professional commitments.
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- How can I share my comments with the editors and the publisher?
All comments are welcomed and passed along to the editors and the publisher. Global Headquarters:
Bottom Line Publications
ATTN: Testimonials Department
P.O. Box 925
Frederick, MD 21705
USA Canadian Customers:
Bottom Line Publications
ATTN: Testimonials Department
P.O. Box 1051
Fort Erie, ON L2A 6C7 Australian Customers:
Bottom Line Publications
ATTN: Testimonials Department
P.O. Box 230
Braeside VIC 3195
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- My group would like to reprint an article from one of your publications. How do I obtain the appropriate permission?
You may write or fax your request to the Reprint Department, and you will receive a detailed description of the procedures. All requests for reprint rights must be made by mail or fax to: Mail:
Bottom Line Publications
ATTN: Reprint Dept
P.O. Box 925
Frederick, MD 21705
USA
Fax:
(1-410) 558-6359
ATTN: Grace Epperson
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- I have a product or service I would like to be considered for one of the consumer columns in your publications. How do I submit this for publication?
Please send your promotional material or the item itself to: Bottom Line Publications
ATTN: Editorial Dept
P.O. Box 925
Frederick, MD 21705
USA Please note that we will not be able to return the item to you. Note: We do not accept outside advertising. Whether or not your product is mentioned is at the discretion of our editors, and we will not accept any payment for publication.
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