A Kindle World Blog: Kindle For Mac
Over the years I have spent more than $15,000 in software, training, marketing strategies, services, and tools. Some were worthwhile while othersnot so much. So, I figured it would be beneficial if I provided a list of exactly what didn’t make the cut and what tools or services I still use today to take my Kindle publishing to the next level. Sort of like, learn from my mistakes and my successesbecause there are a lot of self-publishing tools and training that are NOT worth itand there are some that are. Dooblemac dooble for mac. I will add more to it as I try new things so make sure to check it out periodically. I also recommend bookmarking it for your reference and convenience.
Kindle Reader On Mac
Disclosure: Please understand that many links on this page are affiliate links, and at no additional cost to you, I will earn a commission if you decide to purchase one of the products below. Please understand that everything below was chosen because I have used it myself and find them beneficial to the Kindle Publishing cause. But make sure you make your own judgment before purchasing. Let’s face it, everyone judges a book by its cover. So, no matter how amazing your content is, if your book cover is sub-par, your sales will be the same. But, who wants to break the piggy bank?
Well, here are the tools I have used in order to create my best selling book covers. But before you contact any book cover service or find software, I definitely recommend you check out my full article on. It will help you figure out how to work with designers and get the most out of your book cover for less.
The Amazon Kindle app is now available on the Mac App Store for free. You can now download the Kindle app in the Mac App Store for nothing.
Offering and new releases from $9.99, the Kindle app lets you read works from Amazon's vast e-book collection even if you don't have a Kindle e-reader. According to Amazon, it will enable you to access more than 775,000 books, including 107 of 111 New York Times Best Sellers. Was first launched in March 2010 and was. Since its move to the Mac App Store, where it is currently the only e-book app on offer, it has become one of the most popular downloads in the store. It is free to download and joins Kindle apps for iPhone, iPad, Android and Windows PCs. The company enables customers to buy an e-book and use it on any compatible device, syncing the last page read, bookmarks and notes between the devices so you can easily pick up where you left off.
Editor's note: you can pick up a free sample of our for Kindle and choosing Send Sample Now. This story, 'Kindle for Mac comes to Mac App Store' was originally published.