An often-requested feature has been added to version 4.2 of Mooberry Book Manager — using your book cover as the featured image. Keep reading to find out more about this feature and how to use it. Why Would I Want This Feature? There are a few different reasons you might […]
WordPress 5.0 will be here any moment now. You may or not be aware that with WordPress 5.0 comes a completely different editing experience in WordPress. The new editor is called Gutenburg, and it’s taking WordPress to the next level. It’s a big change, and sometimes change can be scary. […]
Mooberry Book Manager has always allowed authors to use their own affiliate codes with their buy links. However, until now, the only way to use affiliate codes was to paste them in for each book. Since affiliate codes are assigned per retailer and not per book, it makes more sense […]
Amazon has a new feature: Kindle Live Preview. This allows you to show a preview of a book on your website as if you were reading on a Kindle. Also included are buttons to share the preview and purchase the book. Check out how it works here: If your […]
Would you like to put a carousel of book covers on your website? Author Richard G. Lowe, Jr has written a great blog post explaining how to do that. He says: However, I have published over 30 books and I wanted to show them all on the front page of my […]
The retailer logo images included with Mooberry Book Manager can be large and bulky. A fellow author and user of Mooberry Book Manager has taken the time to create new retailer logo images that are all a uniform height and width, and shared them with me so I could include them […]
Book Grids have been one of the core features of Mooberry Book Manager since the first version, and my goal in creating them has been to make it as easy as possible to list your books on your site however you want them. One of the most requested features for […]
Book Grids have been one of the core features of Mooberry Book Manager since the first version. Several times, I’ve been asked to add a way to sort books in a Book Grid in a custom order, rather than based on date or title. While I’ve listened to you request […]
