Blogs to Ebooks | How To Get Your Blog on Kindle
January 4, 2011 by Bridget Ayers
Filed under Blogging, Featured, Marketing
U.S. sales of e-books are set to almost triple to $2.8 billion by 2015, according to Forrester Research Inc. in Cambridge, Massachusetts.
Kindle sells 2.4 million e-readers in 2009, projected to sell 8 million in 2010.
Apple sold 7.46 million iPads from debut through September 2010. (via sfgate.com)
Samsung sold 1 million tablets in 2months (via unwiredview.com)
Syndicate, Syndicate, and Syndicate.
Kindle-This is a sidebar widget that displays a button for sending a blog page to a user’s Kindle using free.kindle.com automatic conversion.
The contents of the current page are extracted and the title, post date, and content are formatted into a simple page that is sent to the kindle service for conversion into a kindle file. The results are not a web page, but a Kindle document so that links, images, embeds, javascript, etc may not appear.
Amazon Kindle Publishing for Blogs is a self-publishing tool that lets you add and sell your blogs on the Kindle Store. Kindle Blogs are auto-delivered wirelessly to the Kindle and updated throughout the day. They are fully downloaded onto your Kindle so they can be read even when you’re not wirelessly connected. And unlike RSS readers which often only provide headlines, blogs on Kindle contain full text content and most images.
In 2009 we wrote about turning your blog into a book with Blurb, this tool lets you turn your blog into a published book . Blurb is still a great tool however, now that Amazon has reported ” its Kindle e-book sales are three times larger than they were last year, and it sells 43 percent more Kindle e-books than hardcover books on average.” (pcworld.com) turning your blog into an ebook might be your first step.How do you turn your blog into an ebook? Bookbrewer.com is a service that allows bloggers and aspiring authors to self publish an ebook. They have recently partnered with Borders but can help you distribute through all the major e-book platforms.
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