Top 5 Tools for Independent Authors and Publishers

Boost your publishing workflow with the right technology Independent authors and small publishers face the same demands as large publishing houses—but with tighter budgets, smaller teams, and less infrastructure. The good news? Today’s digital tools can help level the playing field. Here are 5 essential tools to help you write, publish, sell, and grow as …

Digital Rights Management (DRM) for Ebooks: What You Need to Know

Protect your content without sacrificing the reader experience Digital publishing opens up incredible opportunities—but also raises concerns about piracy, unauthorized distribution, and revenue loss. That’s where Digital Rights Management (DRM) comes in. For publishers, authors, and distributors, understanding how DRM works—and when and how to apply it—is key to maintaining control without limiting access. What …

How to Use Analytics to Boost Your Ebook Sales

Turn data into smarter publishing decisions Ebook sales don’t just depend on great content—they depend on understanding your audience. Analytics is the missing link between publishing and performance. By tracking how readers interact with your content, you can improve marketing, pricing, and product decisions in real time. Here’s how to turn data into action. 1. …

What Makes a Great Digital Book Platform

7 key features to build, grow, and manage your digital catalog Not all ebook platforms are created equal. Whether you’re a publisher, content creator, or library, choosing the right platform to host and distribute your digital books can determine the success of your entire publishing strategy. Here’s what a truly effective platform should offer. 1. …

The Impact of Digital Lending in Libraries

How eBook loans are changing public and private access Digital lending is transforming how libraries operate and how readers access books. Whether in public institutions or private educational libraries, the shift from shelves to screens offers convenience—but also introduces new challenges in licensing, pricing, and user experience. Why digital lending is growing Public libraries embrace …

Digital Publishing in Latin America: Challenges and Opportunities

How the region is transforming its publishing landscape through digital innovation Latin America is undergoing a quiet but steady transformation in its publishing ecosystem. While traditional print publishing still dominates many markets, digital publishing is gaining ground—driven by increased smartphone adoption, growing internet access, and a rising demand for accessible, affordable, and flexible reading options. …

How to Ensure Digital Accessibility in Electronic Publications

Inclusive reading experiences are not optional—they’re essential As digital books and online reading platforms become the norm, accessibility in electronic publications is no longer a niche concern—it’s a fundamental requirement. Whether you’re a publisher, educator, or content provider, ensuring that your digital publications are accessible to all readers, including those with disabilities, is both a …

AI Narration vs Human Narration: Benefits and Limitations

AI Narration vs Human Narration: Benefits and Limitations What publishers and producers need to consider in 2025 In the booming audiobook industry, the demand for fast, scalable production is growing—but so is the need for high-quality, emotionally engaging storytelling. This tension has brought AI-generated narration to the forefront as a potential game-changer. But how does …

The Most Listened-To Podcast Genres in the WorldHow to Distribute Audiobooks on Streaming Platforms

What global audiences are listening to—and how the publishing industry can benefit Audio continues to dominate as a cultural content format in 2025. Podcasts, in particular, have become a powerful channel for informing, entertaining, and building loyal communities around the world. Knowing the most popular podcast genres is key for publishers, authors, and creators looking …

Differences Between Audiobooks, Narrative Podcasts, and Dramatized Books

In the age of audio storytelling, the lines between formats are becoming increasingly blurred. Audiobooks, narrative podcasts, and dramatized books may all involve voices, sound, and narrative—but they serve different purposes, production models, and audience experiences. Understanding the distinctions between these formats is essential for publishers, authors, and content creators who want to make informed …