What exactly is important to look for within bookseller data? How does one look at the results and apply them to their own content, product or brand? There are several practices to consider when using bookseller data in your analysis.

Using keywords and metadata in your eBook content can help interested readers find relevant publications. This leads to more traffic to your website, more downloads, and more sales of your eBook. Here’s how to start integrating keywords into your eBooks.

Long form content provides detailed content that is incredibly valuable to your readers, so it is worth considering as part of your overall content management strategy.

eBooks have had a stunning growth in the last couple of years because of the ease of publishing and accessibility. As a result, eBooks have become an effective part of a content management strategy when correctly implemented. If you are considering publishing an eBook as part of your future marketing strategy, it is important to understand what the future of digital publishing will be.

One of the best things about eBooks is the flexibility that they offer both authors and readers. Depending on which publishing format you choose for your next publication, you can target specific markets and provide a variety of accessibility options. However, with so many eBook options available, it can be difficult to decide which format will meet your needs.

There’s a lot of discussion about whether eBooks or traditional books are more popular. Some news outlets are reporting that eBook sales are falling and that people are returning to traditional books (NY Times), while others are saying that eBooks now reign supreme (Fortune).  It’s hard to gauge which is the market leader.