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Tag Archives: Amazon
How m-books Could Change Reading
The day of the m-book (e-books on mobile phones) is rapidly approaching. Recently one of the founders of LexCycle, the company that makes the Stanza e-book reader for iPhone, recently spoke at a Book Publishers Northwest meeting. Stanaza’s numbers are impressive. … Continue reading
Posted in open publishing, publishing strategy, publishing technology, readership strategies
Tagged Amazon, ebook, iPhone app, LexCycle, Stanza
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Blogs for Sale on Kindle – Selling Ice to Eskimos?
Amazon recently rolled out a new program called Kindle Publishing for Blogs. The beta program offers Kindle owners subscriptions to blogs. Blogger receive 30% of anywhere from $0.99 to $1.99 per reader per month; so for every thousand readers, a blogger … Continue reading
Posted in blog to book, blogs & writers, Journalism & Newspapers, open publishing, publishing strategy, readership strategies
Tagged Amazon, blogs, Kindle
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The e-book’s Endless Summer
Has the day of the e-book finally arrived. There are signs that the answer is a definitive yes. Though what the long term impact o the e-book will be is still not certain. The good news has come from several … Continue reading
Dark Mysteries of the Amazon Sales Rank
Everyone loves a mystery – especially when it involves a secret code or an algorithm that only a select few fully comprehend. Google’s PageRank algorithm is one example. It has been the subject of hundreds of articles, blog posts and even … Continue reading
Posted in open publishing, publishing analytics, readership strategies
Tagged Amazon, Page Rank, sales rank
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