Welcome to the second instalment of the #ISBNReadingRoomsGuide blog series.
The focus of today’s post is how publishers and authors can use ISBN Reading Rooms to showcase book previews on their website shop pages.
ISBN Reading Room links:
Welcome to the first post in the #ISBNReadingRoomsGuide blog series.
Today we’re going to be explaining what ISBN Reading Rooms are and how they can be used to increase book sales through social media.
The ISBN Reading Rooms service is the free version of Reading Rooms for Books, a book marketing tool that publishers can employ across all digital marketing channels to reach larger audiences and increase book sales. Yes, you heard that right, ISBN Reading … Keep Reading
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