You may ask, “Why convert my blog into an eBook? Is anybody going to read stuff that has already been published?” You can convert your blog content into eBooks and surely benefit from it, as any provider of eBook conversion services will agree. You can use existing content from your blog posts to create new content. It is also a practical and effective way of finding out what content is doing well before making a choice of material for your eBook. So, what is the objective behind publishing a eBook?
- It can add credibility to your brand and give you authority in your field, even if it is a self-published one.
- eBooks help prospective customers evaluate you and learn more about you before using your services or products.
- It is one of the best ways to enable your target audience to find you.
eBook content from your blog posts will be fresh because you will be using more than one blog for your eBook.
- The main advantage of compiling the ideas in multiple blogs into one eBook is that your visitors can confine themselves to reading a single book instead of going through multiple blog posts on the same topic.
- Another important aspect is the new and updated information you will be adding in your eBook.
- You can include more detailed explanations and examples in your eBook than in your blog post.
Make sure that you choose content that has performed well, and update it before creating your eBook.
When you have large volume blog content to convert, consider professional data conversion services to make the task efficient and quick. Or you can use the various conversion tools available.
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Beacon
Log in to Beacon and choose the eBook option. One of the features that Beacon offers is the WordPress import. It helps to import the content into eBook format in just a few clicks. It offers many theme options from which you can choose a desired one, and it also has many personalization options including colors, fonts etc. You can change the title and the front page. Using Styled Stock Society or Unsplash is also helpful to get some images. You can include Table of Contents, Introduction, and About the Author in a short and simple manner. You can simply copy-paste the content. Adjust the page using page break and make necessary editing, which appears on the left side. Finally add Call to Action so that your eBook becomes interactive.
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BlogBooker
This tool is very easy to use and all you need to do is provide an export file containing all your blog posts and follow the steps. Their site offers guidelines on how to do it for both bloggers and Word Press users.
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Zinepal
Start on “Create Yours” page by entering the address of a webpage, blog or feed that you want to include in your eBook. Enter the address of a single web page, then Zinepal will add the page to your eBook. When you enter a blog or feed, then Zinepal displays a list of stories. Choose the checkbox next to a story to add it to your eBook. When you are done, click the Preview Your eBook button at the top of the page. Zinepal then creates a preview of your eBook. Click on Finalize eBook to create your eBook in PDF or ePub format.
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Anthologize
It helps to you use content from your own blog and also import content from other sites with an RSS feed. It makes the process easy and you can filter the posts by tags or by categories. You can create a new part by dragging and dropping the posts. Once you have all chapters and content ready, export it in one of several formats including PDF and e-Pub. You can also include dedication, acknowledgment and finally include a copyright page too.
eBooks come in different shapes and sizes, from single page PDF documents to epic novels. These help businesses market their brands and reach out to prospective customers more easily. Converting published blogs into eBooks helps businesses add credibility to their brand. As mentioned above, there are software tools that allow easy conversion of your blog content into interesting eBooks. Another alternative is to hire a eBook conversion service provider that can accurately convert blogs to eBooks.
