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Italian publishing house founded in 2002 by Giacomo Bruno, specializing in business, self-help and professional development books, and known for its Amazon bestseller guarantee.

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Bruno Editore is an Italian publishing house founded in 2002 by Giacomo Bruno, who is described on the company's website as "the father of ebooks in Italy." According to the official site, Bruno brought the digital format to Italy nine years before the arrival of Amazon Kindle and other publishers. The company was born out of Bruno's frustration with traditional publishers: well-known houses demanded an already-famous name, lesser-known ones wanted to take his rights, and the worst asked for 10,000 euros without doing any marketing. He therefore founded his own publishing house. Since then, Bruno Editore states that Giacomo Bruno has written 37 books, published over 1,300 professionals, and reached 3,000,000 readers. The company says it now produces only four books per month to guarantee each author bestseller status and maximum focus. Its authors include international figures such as Tony Robbins, Ivan Misner, Jack Canfield and John Gray, alongside Italian entrepreneurs who have built business empires through their books. Bruno Editore is known for a unique guarantee: "Amazon Bestseller or refund." The company claims that all its books have become Number 1 in their category on Amazon Italia, and that the title of Bestseller Author remains with the author for life, written into the contract. The publisher positions itself as "the best publisher in Italy for professionals and entrepreneurs." The company operates primarily in the Italian market and is privately owned by its founder, Giacomo Bruno. Its catalog focuses on business, self-help, personal development and professional growth, with a strong emphasis on digital publishing and Amazon distribution.

History

Bruno Editore was founded in 2002 by Giacomo Bruno, who is described on the company's website as "the father of ebooks in Italy." According to the official site, Bruno brought the digital format to Italy nine years before the arrival of Amazon Kindle and other publishers. The company was born out of Bruno's frustration with traditional publishers: well-known houses demanded an already-famous name, lesser-known ones wanted to take his rights, and the worst asked for 10,000 euros without doing any marketing. He therefore founded his own publishing house. Since then, Bruno Editore states that Giacomo Bruno has written 37 books, published over 1,300 professionals, and reached 3,000,000 readers. The company says it now produces only four books per month to guarantee each author bestseller status and maximum focus. Its authors include international figures such as Tony Robbins, Ivan Misner, Jack Canfield and John Gray, alongside Italian entrepreneurs who have built business empires through their books. Bruno Editore is known for a unique guarantee: "Amazon Bestseller or refund." The company claims that all its books have become Number 1 in their category on Amazon Italia, and that the title of Bestseller Author remains with the author for life, written into the contract. The publisher positions itself as "the best publisher in Italy for professionals and entrepreneurs." The company operates primarily in the Italian market and is privately owned by its founder, Giacomo Bruno. Its catalog focuses on business, self-help, personal development and professional growth, with a strong emphasis on digital publishing and Amazon distribution.

  • 2009

    Published Tony Robbins' books "Appunti da un Amico" and "Passi da Gigante".

  • 2002

    Bruno Editore founded by Giacomo Bruno.

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The best publisher in Italy for professionals and entrepreneurs, offering a unique Amazon bestseller guarantee.

  • 2009

    Appunti da un Amico

  • 2009

    Passi da Gigante

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