Chicago, June 19, 2017 – eBooks2go is exhibiting at the largest conference of librarians and publishers in the U.S. Founded in 2011, eBooks2go became a game changer in the self-publishing industry when it introduced website designs, global distribution and marketing packages to its service offerings, essentially making it a one-stop shop for authors and publishers worldwide. The American Library Association (ALA) is holding its annual gathering in Chicago this year at McCormick Place. It’s … [Read more...]

Libraries are a great venue for your books to gain exposure with readers. As you know, OverDrive, the leading digital content supplier to libraries and schools across the US, has always been an eBooks2go distribution option. Now, to cover all of our bases, it is our pleasure to announce the additions of Baker & Taylor and Bibliotheca to our distribution network. Baker & Taylor has been serving the industry for more than 180 years and supplies print and digital content to more than 120 … [Read more...]

Marketing your book can often times feel overwhelming. There’s so much to do and it’s difficult to know where to start. In part two, of the three-part series: Marketing for the Novice Author, we’re forming a step-by-step plan to guide you towards successful book marketing. The First Step - Identify your Target Audience Before anything else, identify your target audience. This will give you direction for your book marketing strategy. Determine who is likely to buy your book and learn as … [Read more...]

You’ve written your book. You’ve published it through eBooks2go (naturally), so what’s next? It’s time to market your manuscript, so enjoy the first of our three-part series: Marketing for the Novice Author. Before you can begin the process of marketing your book, utilize Grammarly to correct any spelling, punctuation and grammar errors. After you’ve done that, share your book with friends and family. Request feedback, and be willing to make changes based upon their constructive criticism. … [Read more...]

Second Child can’t be pigeonholed to a single genre, because it is much more than a medical thriller. It is a drama comparable to those of bestselling author Jodi Picoult, complete with a moral and ethical dilemma involving the production of human embryonic stem cells and reproductive transplantation; also known as cloning. It is a tumultuous ride that combines the promise of staggering medical advances, greed, vanity, marriage and the intensity of the love a parent has for their child. Dr. … [Read more...]

Networking is an art that has baffled countless job seekers and professionals over the years. While universities and websites like LinkedIn are making it easier to find contacts, many are unsure how to approach or even reach out to a complete stranger. Especially when that stranger could put them on a path to personal or financial success. Fortunately, one of St. Louis’ “Top 100 Business People to Know” has been gracious enough to publish a comprehensive guide on what you need to do to develop … [Read more...]

Heather Grace Stewart always knew she was destined for a career in writing. After volunteering for a cable news show in Kanata, Ontario, Heather decided she would pursue Canadian Studies at Queen’s University in Kingston, Ontario, followed by a journalism degree at Concordia University in Montreal. Whenever Heather was not reporting the local news or hitting the textbooks, she would spend afternoons writing poetry while overlooking Lake Ontario or the St. Lawrence River. Although journalism was … [Read more...]