Book Types
Choose a book type that fits what your readers need: practical instructions, guided exercises, research findings, course support or a story.
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Lead Management eBooks
A Lead Management eBook turns your approach to prospective customers into a guide people can use. Define the audience, explain the next action at each stage and give readers examples they can adapt.
How-To Guide eBooks
A how-to guide helps readers complete a specific task. Start with the result, show the steps in a workable order and explain how to tell whether each step succeeded.
Research Report eBooks
A research report earns attention through its evidence. Explain what you investigated, how you investigated it and what the findings can reasonably tell the reader.
Workbook eBooks
A workbook turns reading into practice. Give each exercise a purpose, a clear instruction and enough space for the reader to respond, reflect or make a decision.
Course Companion eBooks
A course companion gives learners something they can return to between lessons. Connect summaries, examples and exercises to the course so the book is easy to navigate when a question comes up.
Novel eBooks
A novel grows through the choices its characters make. Develop a premise with room for change, connect scenes through consequences and revise until the story delivers on its opening promise.
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A book type describes the content and how readers use it. A file format describes how the book is delivered. A novel and a how-to guide can both be EPUB books; a workbook and a research report can both use PDF. Choose the reader experience first, then choose the file.
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