Possible tricks, and how-to tutorials.
You moved to your hot new site… but you don’t want to abandon your older blog via Blogger. And you wanted to use your blogs as a fallback website,–if you were announcing current issues. Within this tutorial, I’ll show you 3 ways to repurpose your Blogger blog.
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You moved from Blogger all right; but you have lots of post that may be out of topic, but you want to fully make your sites relevant. I’ll show you how to organize and clean up your multi site.
Cleaning up your wordpress site after moving from Blogger is useful when you wanted to get full control of your site, and your content. but your newly established site is unpacked, and you’ve just moved in, but you need to choose which posts you want to keep on your main site, and choose which posts you want to move to subsites. Whether if you are a book-writing author; or a blogger who write multiple topics.
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With Draft2Digital, it’s easier to publish your E-book without effort. But you need to be very careful when publishing any kind of content that is inside your E-book. On this post; I’ll show you how to place a content rating on Each book what you’re writing. So readers can easily check if your book is safe to read.
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I’m still working on my draft E-books. And I’m still extending my project That is DRM-Free. My goal is allow open-source communities to reuse them. This tutorial will show you how to extend your DRM-Free E-book project, and allow open-source communities to reuse them.
Encountered a problem with your readers who are reading your E-book? You might need to expand your book,–if you want your audience to smoothly read your book. There’s ways how you can expand it.
Longer stories always gain more readers, if your book contains large amount of pages, you will gain some readers who are wanting to keep reading your books.