Many top destination sites are adding blogs and other publishing formats to their site to build their authority and market-share. This editorial content creates value, builds trust and authority, and allows for a more profitable blend of content and advertisements.
News Release Formats and Some Guidelines
Distributing your company’s news… everyone’s doing it… enter the press release. If you or your company is working hard then you need to spread the word, however, in order to effectively get the word out and have your news picked up on you need to be careful and be sure to follow a few simple rules.
Sony, Toshiba Hold Ground On DVD Formats
Forget about unification, compromise, or concessions; both tech firms refuse to budge on next-generation blue laser DVDs.
New Office Formats Will Be Open XML
Microsoft has announced that it will make XML the standard format for all Office programs when it releases Office 12 next year. Microsoft says this will mainly benefit businesses who need to tap into a variety of databases, and will discuss more details at TechEd next week.
Upcoming DVD Formats Discuss Co-existence
Because of space required to record high-definition broadcasts and movies presented in H-D format, the need for higher capacity DVD discs becomes more and more imperative. However, because there are two formats vying for industry acceptance, deciding which one becomes standard has been a heated occurrence.
Understanding Floating Point Formats
Under ordinary circumstances, you don’t have to know or care how numbers are represented within your programs. However, when you are transferring data files that contain numbers, you will have to convert if the storage formats are not identical. If the numbers are just integers, that’s fairly easy because the only differences will be the length and the byte order: how many bytes the number takes up, and whether it is stored lsb or msb (least signifacant byte or most significant byte first). Once you know that, conversion is trivial.
Conventional Formats Work
Books have a lot in common, regardless of the writer, content, or publisher. The covers are of sturdier weight than the inner pages. There’s a title page. Some credits on the reverse side, or on the next page. Maybe a dedication by the author. If appropriate, there’s a table of contents next. If there’s an introduction, it follows. And if there’s an index, it’s at the back of the book.
Ebooks — Self-Publishing Your Way to Internet Success Part 3 Ebook Formats (html)
In part 2 of this series, we focused on ebooks formatted in PDF. We will now continue with HTML compiled ebooks.
Hypertext Markup Language Format (HTML)
Ebooks — Self-Publishing Your Way to Internet Success Part 2 Ebook Formats (PDF)
The most popular ebook formats used on the Internet are the Portable Document Format, better known as PDF, and the Hypertext Markup Language, better known as HTML.
Beyond Ebooks: 5 Powerful Infoproduct Formats
Here are 5 alternatives to eBooks that will put more money in your pockets.
1. Audio Interviews
One of the key disadvantages of eBooks, newsletters, special reports, etc… is that they are non-interactive. Many people learn better by hearing examples, discovering information in an interactive setting. Get someone to interview you about your topic and record it. You can record the interview over the phone, in person or by using a third-party conference service. Once again, you can offer your information via recorded interview for a premium over what you would charge in eBook format.