The Collected I Love My Kindle Blog Volume 1

The Collected I Love My Kindle Blog Volume 1 Review

Do you love your Kindle? This collection of the first 101 posts from the top-rated I Love My Kindle blog contains tips, news, resources, and even fiction about Amazon's e-book reader and the universe of e-books!

With an active table of contents, and the Kindle's search feature, it will let you have what you need at your fingertips.

Do you have the Kindle for PC app? Are you unable to get Kindle store blogs because you are outside the US? Here's a way for you to enjoy and benefit from the I Love My Kindle blog!

This work is over 100,000 words: the equivalent of a 400 page book!

Partial Table of Contents:

* What a Kindle is…and isn’t
* What to do if your Kindle is lost or stolen
* “Hear, hear!” Listening to your Kindle
* The Right to Not Copy
* E-mail a clipping…without your Kindle
* Homescreen Sweet Homescreen
* Make a wish list and blow out the Kindles
* Psst! Pass it on…making sure your kids get your Kindle books
* This time it’s personal…documents

It also includes the complete four part short story, Doctor Watson's blog: A Kindle Abandoned.

Read what has been called "...highly original...", "...tons of inforrmation...", and "...seriously funny...".

Prescription for Advertising (Kindle Series)

Prescription for Advertising (Kindle Series) Review

Prescription for Advertising is written specifically for the business owner or manager who needs to advertise but really doesn't know HOW to make it happen. It's a comprehensive guide to the complete world of advertising -- everything from positioning to printers, budgeting to billboards, creativity to conventions -- even logos and signage. The 30 easy-to-read chapters will be a great step toward understanding the complex and confusing world of advertising.

Your first company is getting underway and you've decided to advertise your product. But you don't have an agency and wouldn't know what to say to one if you did. Recommendation: read Rx for Advertising, by Edmond A. Bruneau (Boston Books). It's an insider's introduction to murky but important matters such as how to pay an agency, what to expect (and demand) from your account executive, and how to evaluate the agency's recommendations about media buys. Reading it won't make you an expert on advertising, but you'll know what questions to ask those who claim expert status. You'll even be able to talk knowingly about reach, frequency, synergistic advertising, and gross rating points. -- Inc. Magazine

Unlike most advertising books on the market today, "Prescription for Advertising" is not written for the advertising professional, and it's not exactly a do-it-yourself book. "Prescription for Advertising" is a reference guide to help the business person decide what type of advertising to choose, where to go, and how to interact with professional advertising agencies and other advertising personnel. -- The Christian Science Monitor

"Bruneau's book wasn't written for advertising people - it was written for business people. Concise and easy-to-read, it isn't cluttered up with industry jargon and too-precise detail." - -- Business Examiner

"He knows of where he speaks, and he speaks with a succinct humor that makes easy reading. Bruneau has written a highly practical book about a subject that is often hard to grapple with. This book should be read as an introduction to media, all media." - -- Signs of the Times

"One would be hard put to find a better understanding of client advertising needs. It has virtually everything a marketer needs to know in order to make smart advertising decisions." - -- CityBusiness

"Prescription for Advertising is a prescription written specifically for the average businessman who needs to advertise, but really doesn't know how to go about it." - -- Memphis Business Journal

"...a comprehensive guide to the complete world of advertising...everything from positioning to printers, budgeting to billboards, creativity to conventions...even logos and signage..." - -- Dallas Magazine

Publish on Amazon Kindle with Kindle Direct Publishing

Publish on Amazon Kindle with Kindle Direct Publishing Review

A free guide to publishing your book on Kindle with Amazon's Kindle Direct Publishing (KDP). KDP is a fast and easy self-publishing tool that lets anyone upload and format their titles for sale in the Kindle Store.

It's Your Thing.
Have a book you want to sell? Sign up with Kindle Direct Publishing and publish your content in the Amazon Kindle Store.

Do It.
If you have an Amazon.com account, you're already signed up with Kindle Direct Publishing. Start publishing now!

Your Way.
Kindle Direct Publishing gives you everything you need to become your own publisher today. See for yourself.

Visit us at kdp.amazon.com

3 Surefire Ways to Back Up Your WordPress Blog (Kindle Ed.)

3 Surefire Ways to Back Up Your WordPress Blog (Kindle Ed.) Review

So, you've got this really cool WordPress blog! You're feeling like all is really great.
Then you find out one morning that it's been hacked! It's gone.
What will you do?
Well, if you've backed it up, then you'll just restore it. Problem solved!
But did you know it's NOT easy to back it up?
Well, it's NOT!
This is where "3 Surefire Ways to Back Up Your WordPress Blog" comes in.
Ron provides three ways to back up your WordPress blog.
The first is for non-techies or those who don't want to learn how to do it and describes the important questions to ask of the person who will be backing it up.
The second is also for non-techies, but provides a way to back it up, restore it and even clone it to other places in seconds using an off-the-shelf program.
The final method is for techies or for those on a student budget that have to back it up and are willing to spend some time learning how to do it.

Kindle for Newspapers, Magazines and Blogs

Kindle for Newspapers, Magazines and Blogs Review

The only newspapers that specifically offer Kindle subscriptions do so for a fee through Amazon.

This book, Kindle for Newspapers, Magazines and Blogs, shows you how to subscribe to the world's best newspapers, blogs and magazines on your Kindle absolutely free. This is not something you can do through Amazon or a service the publications offer, themselves.

These are not minor or obscure titles, either. Top rated titles include the Guardian, the Economist, the New York Times. Free magazines available include Wired, the New Yorker and Fast Company.

Those publications are just a handful of the 400 free international newspapers, magazines and blogs you can choose to subscribe to for free on your Kindle.

Kindle for Newspapers, Magazines and Blogs takes you step-by-step through the tools you need and how to use them to subscribe to the publications of your choice. You'll also learn how to set up your subscriptions so you never have to think about downloading your newspapers again. Your publications will just be on your Kindle when you want them.

Kindle Automation for the Mac

Kindle Automation for the Mac Review

Kindle Automation for the Mac gives Mac users seven powerful automations to make their Kindles even more valuable. Want more time to read? Want to read more on your Kindle? This book shows you step-by-step how to schedule automatic downloads from over 400 newspapers, magazines and blogs not available in the Kindle store, for free. You'll learn how to convert PDFs and Word documents to ebooks and have them emailed to your Kindle all by simply dragging and dropping the file once. All the software applications needed by the book are free and some of it is already on your Mac.

In Kindle Automation for the Mac, you learn how to choose from over 400 newspapers, magazines and blogs to schedule free downloads. These titles are not available in the Kindle store. The list is growing all the time and there is the opportunity to add your own publications to the system so you're receiving the news you want compiled into an ebook format to be read offline on the Kindle whenever you want.

The book takes you step-by-step through automatically converting multiple file formats to eBooks for easy reading on the Kindle. No more pale fonts and illegible text when you load PDFs that weren't meant to be read on the Kindle.

When you're browsing the internet on your computer or mobile device and you come across an interesting article that you don't have time to read now... You'll click a single button on your browser to have the page saved, added to any others you've selected, compiled into an ebook and sent to the Kindle. One click and that's all done for you.

You'll even learn how to have documents and ebooks transferred to your Kindle immediately you plug it in via USB. That's all you'll have to do, just plug in the USB cable and watch your documents transfer straightaway.

Kindle Automation for Mac shows you how to get more onto your Kindle while having more time for reading it.

The author, Steven Lewis, is a consumer technology journalist with almost 20 years' experience in making technology accessible to consumers. In this step-by-step guide he makes it easy to build complete automations on your Mac. If you haven't experimented with automation on the Mac before, it's a window into a world of possibilities.