I wish that would help. I could say that we work primarily with one of the largest faith-based publishers in the world. I could say that I have been a part of multiple New York Times Best-Selling books, both fiction and non-fiction. I could even say that the authors I work for make hundreds of thousands in royalties each year from their book sales.
You could say those things, indeed. But it would be more helpful for you to give us a few straight answers.
Unfortunately, that wouldn't change the nature of this board. It seems that somehow I have made an enemy of Old Hack.
I don't consider you my enemy.
I do consider much of the advice you've given at AW to be bad, sometimes to the point of being downright damaging to authors' careers.
If you answered my and Williebee's questions we'd know if you were being straight with us, and if the "author management" services you offer are worth the price you might be hoping we'd pay.
In my experience, "author management" services are usually only offered by people who don't know how publishing works and who hope to make money out of a few hapless authors. I hope you're not in this category, and can show us some real benefits to your services: why don't you come back and do that?