What to do with 32 ebooks designed to promote a new app?
Hi Laurencewins, max5ty, Princess Balestra and DABK
I do not yet have the credentials to reply individually. Thanks soo much for your replies, and sorry i'm doing it this way, didn't know how else.
The app is a rhyming dictionary that utilizes a simple algorithm that lists words based on how they sound on their ending side. Its the first ever for a complex language... Amharic, (Ethiopian) 60 million+ speakers, who no longer need to search rhyming words from memory. The app also includes thousands of proverbs categorized based on 11 subject matters and 9 emotions to quote and aid in self expression. While the app is user friendly, it has one dedicated easy to understand manual. But users do not need to read any of the ebooks or even the manual to*utilize app.**
The idea behind the 32 ebooks maybe*a little too lofty, yes, but its to help take simple 4-8 liner poetry writing mainstream.... topics include, how to use the app to say i love you in a poem, how to say sorry, thank you, or congratulations, how to write lyrics, or use poems in marketing, social media posts, etc. 9 of the ebooks target the 9 human emotions in the app, with plenty poetry and proverb examples for each, lots of visuals, etc.
Due to absence of such tool*in this language, writing even the simplest of poems was reserved for the sage few. I was*hoping the ebooks would rouse interest in multiple areas of creative writing,*as the app really does make finding rhyming words and meaningful proverbs easier. I enjoyed writing all 32, but i also worry if i've wasted 2+ years of my time doing it.**
So,*i feel clueless how to proceed using these ebooks to market the app. I'm thinking, maybe i should just put them up for free on a landing page and see what it does. What would you do?
I do not yet have the credentials to reply individually. Thanks soo much for your replies, and sorry i'm doing it this way, didn't know how else.
The app is a rhyming dictionary that utilizes a simple algorithm that lists words based on how they sound on their ending side. Its the first ever for a complex language... Amharic, (Ethiopian) 60 million+ speakers, who no longer need to search rhyming words from memory. The app also includes thousands of proverbs categorized based on 11 subject matters and 9 emotions to quote and aid in self expression. While the app is user friendly, it has one dedicated easy to understand manual. But users do not need to read any of the ebooks or even the manual to*utilize app.**
The idea behind the 32 ebooks maybe*a little too lofty, yes, but its to help take simple 4-8 liner poetry writing mainstream.... topics include, how to use the app to say i love you in a poem, how to say sorry, thank you, or congratulations, how to write lyrics, or use poems in marketing, social media posts, etc. 9 of the ebooks target the 9 human emotions in the app, with plenty poetry and proverb examples for each, lots of visuals, etc.
Due to absence of such tool*in this language, writing even the simplest of poems was reserved for the sage few. I was*hoping the ebooks would rouse interest in multiple areas of creative writing,*as the app really does make finding rhyming words and meaningful proverbs easier. I enjoyed writing all 32, but i also worry if i've wasted 2+ years of my time doing it.**
So,*i feel clueless how to proceed using these ebooks to market the app. I'm thinking, maybe i should just put them up for free on a landing page and see what it does. What would you do?
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