We’ll be honest, we’re not experts when it comes to the design side of eBooks – but we do have design friends that can help. If you asked us what makes a compelling eBook from a content formatting perspective, though, we’d say:
So you’ve done the hard part of writing your eBook, now it’s time to market it so it reaches your target audience and you can get the most value out of it. Step 1: Create a landing page If you don’t have one, create a dedicated landing page on your website to promote your eBook. …
As long as you want! It really does depend on the topic and purpose. As a general rule, we’d recommend a minimum of 2,500 words, though a comprehensive guide could be as many as 25,000.
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In a business context, an eBook isn’t an online version of a book. Instead, it’s a digital publication that is created by a company to provide information on a particular topic. Usually, it acts as an education piece, providing a target audience with valuable insights. In the past, we’ve written eBooks that act as indepth …
Around 300-500 words is a common response, but we’d say there’s no right or wrong answer here. They should be snappy, concise, and easily digestible, and provide all the necessary information for a customer to make an informed purchase decision. It also depends on your brand style and tone of voice. If you opt for …
Optimizing a product description for SEO is the best way to ensure the right customers find your products. Your chosen keywords and phrases should be specific enough to be competitive and rank, but not so broad that no one naturally searches for them. So, make sure you do keyword research before you start (tools like …
A good product description does a lot in just a few words. Short and snappy, it should highlight the key features of the product (Think: What makes it unique? Innovative? Superior to the competition?) and focus on its core benefits (What problem does it solve? What needs does it fulfill?). Make sure you use descriptive …
The short answer is that a product description is exactly that – a description of the product, including its key features, benefits, and specifications. Beyond that, though, it is a guide for your potential customer to better understand your product, gauge whether it answers their needs, and decide to purchase it or not. A product …
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