It is an exciting time for the publishing industry. More people are reading than ever before due to the explosion of e-books and e-book readers. The e-book industry, however, is still in the process of maturing, with several different competing e-book formats and readers on the market. Each of these has it’s own specifications and “quirks,” compounding the difficulty of navigating the e-book scene.

Many e-book conversion services offer an inexpensive “meat-grinder” approach to creating e-books. They simply run Word or Acrobat documents through an automated conversion process. The results, however, leave much to be desired. In order to stand out in the e-book marketplace, it is important that e-books be specifically designed and carefully formatted for their intended destination platform. That’s why you need the expertise of e-book design professionals who are knowledgeable and experienced in the e-book core code, best formatting practices, and marketing platforms.

Our company has the comprehensive e-book publishing expertise that gives us a competitive edge in this field. Our in-depth knowledge and experience allows us to provide the ideal balance between high-quality, affordability, and customer service. We offer a full range of services, converting Adobe, Word, InDesign, and print documents into any of the popular digital book formats.

In addition, we offer distribution and marketing services to bring in maximum earnings. Our pricing is fair and straightforward, and our service is excellent. Contact us today for a customized quote for your e-book project.

These services are available to even those who have not had their book published by Faithful Life.

TWO PLATFORMS
There are TWO primary platforms for eReaders. We provide either one or both platforms depending on your need.

First, the EPUB format is rapidly gaining popularity and as of 2011 is the most widely supported vendor-independent XML-based eBook format. The format can be read at least by the Kobo eReader, Apple's iBooks app running on iOS devices such as the iPhone, iPod Touch, and iPad, Barnes and Noble Nook, Sony Reader, BeBook, Bookeen Cybook Gen3 (with firmware v. 2 and up), COOL-ER, Adobe Digital Editions, Lexcycle Stanza, BookGlutton, AZARDI, FBReader, Aldiko and WordPlayer on Android, Freda on Windows Mobile and Windows Phone 7, and the Mozilla Firefox add-on EPUBReader. Several other desktop reader software programs are currently implementing support for the format, such as dotReader, FBReader, Mobipocket, uBook and Okular. Another software .epub reader, Lucidor, is in beta.

Secondly, the only notable device lacking integrated support for the EPUB format is the Amazon Kindle, although there have recently been reports that the Kindle will soon support this format.