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Why Knowledge Professionals Should Try iBooks Author Now
Independent Knowledge Professionals benefit greatly from writing eBooks. Writing a book puts you on the map as an expert in one stroke. Since you are a knowledge professional, you can also augment your income by selling knowledge products, especially eBooks. … Continue reading
Writing on the iPad, Part 2 – Rich Text Options
This is part two of my inquiry into the current state of serious writing apps for the iPad. For most iPad-toting knowledge professionals, I would recommend my favorite Dropbox text editors as a good but stopgap option. I explain the … Continue reading
Writing, Branding and Mining for eBook Gold
If you are an up and coming independent knowledge professional or an old-timer at the INKNOP game, you have good reason to be creating, giving away and selling information products of various kinds. The new information product on the scene … Continue reading
Posted in Blogging, eBooks, Independent Knowledge Professionals, Marketing, Writing
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Writing on the iPad – Top Dropbox Text Editors
If you have been following along in this series, you know that I’m on a quest to see how the iPad can be best used as a tool for the knowledge professional. Aspiring professionals such as students should consider themselves … Continue reading
Posted in Apps, Independent Knowledge Professionals, iPad Apps, Writing
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Gathering your Thoughts and Information on the iPad – Best Apps
OK, you’ve brainstormed to get a sense of the possibilities for your project and you’re ready to get going. The next logical step in the process is to gather everything you’ve already done and all the clippings you have saved … Continue reading
Brainstorming on the iPad – Best Apps
This is my second post about iPhone and iPad apps as viewed through the prism of essential knowledge functions. My first post provides some background so if you haven’t read it, you may want to start here: Information Capture on … Continue reading
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13 Work Reasons to Buy an iPad
Six Months In. Here’s what makes the iPad so great for students and knowledge professionals of all categories: Affordable quality. The iPad is a jewel of a device. Great design. Minimalism with power. And cheap considering its construction, capabilities, screen, … Continue reading
Writing with your iPhone 4
I just hooked up my bluetooth keyboard to my iPhone 4. Saw a guy at my local Starbucks doing it and he raved about it. All this is wireless — no dreaded cables at all. Ever. Just 3 AAA batteries … Continue reading