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E-BOOK#1
A digital book that can be read on electronic devices, often formatted in EPUB or MOBI.
PUBLISHING#2
The process of producing and distributing a written work, including editing, formatting, and marketing.
MARKETING STRATEGY#3
A plan to promote and sell your e-book, targeting specific audiences and using various channels.
COPYRIGHT#4
Legal protection for original works, allowing authors to control the use of their creations.
AUTHOR BRANDING#5
The process of establishing a unique identity for an author, enhancing visibility and credibility.
NARRATIVE STRUCTURE#6
The organized framework of a story, including the sequence of events and how they unfold.
CHARACTER DEVELOPMENT#7
The process of creating and evolving characters in a story, making them relatable and dynamic.
PERSUASIVE WRITING#8
A writing technique aimed at convincing readers to adopt a certain viewpoint or take action.
E-BOOK FORMATTING#9
The technical process of preparing a manuscript for digital publication, ensuring compatibility across devices.
ISBN#10
International Standard Book Number, a unique identifier for books, essential for sales tracking.
SELF-PUBLISHING#11
The process of publishing a book independently, without a traditional publishing house.
TRADITIONAL PUBLISHING#12
Publishing through established companies that handle editing, marketing, and distribution.
MARKETING PLAN#13
A detailed strategy outlining how to promote and sell your e-book effectively.
SOCIAL MEDIA ENGAGEMENT#14
Using social media platforms to connect with readers and promote your e-book.
EMAIL MARKETING#15
A technique to reach potential readers through targeted email campaigns.
LITERARY DEVICES#16
Techniques used in writing to enhance storytelling, such as metaphors and imagery.
EDITING FOR IMPACT#17
The process of revising text to improve clarity, flow, and emotional resonance.
COVER DESIGN#18
The visual presentation of an e-book's cover, crucial for attracting readers.
INTERACTIVE ELEMENTS#19
Features in e-books that enhance reader engagement, such as hyperlinks and multimedia.
TARGET AUDIENCE#20
The specific group of readers that your e-book is intended to reach.
READER PERSONAS#21
Fictional representations of your ideal readers, helping to tailor marketing efforts.
ANALYZING MARKETING METRICS#22
Evaluating data from marketing efforts to assess effectiveness and make improvements.
NETWORKING#23
Building relationships with other authors and industry professionals for support and collaboration.
FINALIZATION#24
The last steps in preparing your e-book for publication, including proofreading and formatting.
CAPSTONE PROJECT#25
A comprehensive project that showcases the skills and knowledge gained throughout the course.
REFLECTIVE JOURNALS#26
Personal records where students reflect on their learning experiences and progress.
PEER REVIEWS#27
Feedback provided by fellow students on each other's work, fostering collaborative learning.