Why bloggers should be taking advantage of their ability to self-publish books from their content archives.
Mining Gold: Taking Control of Your Metadata
To an indie author, metadata is probably the most important part of your book — aside from the book itself. Let’s talk about what metadata actually is.
e-Book Cover Design Awards, May 2017
e-Book Cover Design Awards, May 2017 including Damonza, James T. Egan, Dane Low, and more
Styling Priorities: CSS for Ebooks #3
Learn which rules take priority over which — and see some fun examples of ways you can use CSS to make your ebook beautiful.
Elements of Style: CSS for Ebooks #2
Learn about the most useful properties to use in CSS for ebooks, and the rules that help you define the way a particular chunk of text or an image displays.
Elements of Style: CSS for Ebooks
CSS really comes down to is a series of rules that define how a particular element (or kind of element) will look when an ereader displays it.
Speaking in Code: Ebook HTML basics
An ebook is just a website in a box. In order to know how to get in and edit your ebook, knowing some HTML, the basic building blocks, is essential.
Ebook Anatomy: Inside the Black Box
An ebook is a website in a box. In this article, we’re going to talk about what’s inside the box and see how ebooks are coded and formatted.
Free Instruction for Authors: An Abundance of Awesomeness
Hey, it’s the depths of summer here in the northern hemisphere. You know what that means: long days at the pool with the kids; vacation notices bouncing back from my emails; work days that seem to end a lot sooner than in other months. Over here at The Book Designer world headquarters, we rarely take […]
Laying Track: Tracking Ebook Links on Google Analytics
Did you know that you can add tags to the links in your ebooks to track what book, what retailer or what chapter a hit to your blog came from?
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