Hello, thanks for this resource...
I pitched a book, Agents A, B, and C all responded quickly.
After working with A (still prior to submission), the red flags are starting to add up, and this may not be as good a long-term relationship as it originally looked it would be.
Question: Is it appropriate or even respectable to contact B & C again and say that I may have made the wrong choice?
Would the correct thing to do be to sever the relationship with A first, then make the call? (If this were another kind of vendor, the client can always solicit other bids, but it just doesn't seem like the correct thing here.)
Or, perhaps, it's done all the time, we just don't hear about it?
Sorry to be so new....
Thanks!
QB
I pitched a book, Agents A, B, and C all responded quickly.
- A was very enthusiastic about it and has B+ credentials. Wanted to move quickly, it is a time sensitive topic.
- B was slow with A+ credentials but did not specifically offer representation. B did like the work, however.
- C was newer, super polite, and stepped aside.
- I signed with A, there were aggressive plans, but soon after, once the paper was mailed, the enthusiasm seemed to wane.
After working with A (still prior to submission), the red flags are starting to add up, and this may not be as good a long-term relationship as it originally looked it would be.
Question: Is it appropriate or even respectable to contact B & C again and say that I may have made the wrong choice?
Would the correct thing to do be to sever the relationship with A first, then make the call? (If this were another kind of vendor, the client can always solicit other bids, but it just doesn't seem like the correct thing here.)
Or, perhaps, it's done all the time, we just don't hear about it?
Sorry to be so new....
Thanks!
QB
