Let eBookTree help you with your eBook publishing!

eBooks are simply Electronic Books. They are exactly the same as their printed counterparts but accessed from your computer, smart-phone, tablet or electronic reader. They are downloaded from online stores either directly from your reading device to your computer from retailers website.

We provide a range of services to help you create beautiful books of many genres – fiction, non-fiction, children’s books, illustrated books to mention only a few. ebooks require a different approach because of the devices they use. We have discovered delightful graphics and easy to read formats that will make your book stand head and shoulders above the rest!

Cover Design:

As graphic artists we can create a unique cover that best reflects the contents of your book. eBook covers need to be eye-catching as they appear on the distributor’s site in full colour. It is often the cover that makes a potential reader stop, pause and read the first few pages of your book. This, of course, leads to more sales! Let us design a cover with impact, clarity and appeal!

The first eBook files were created as PDFs ~~ Adobe's Portable Document Format, which is commonly used on the Web. But there are problems with this system. Although the format is called “portable” it really should have been named a Portable Print Document Format because the content of a PDF is essentially a print image. The original purpose of the format was to make it easy to move a document from one system to another and print it on virtually any printer at just about any resolution.

Over time, PDF became the way to share documents electronically, even if there was never any intent to print them. PDF became an early eBook format because it is relatively easy for publishers to generate a PDF from their publishing software, and the output would look just like the real book! However, who wants to cart around a laptop just so you can read while traveling?

The ISBN (International Standard Book Number) is a 13-digit number that uniquely identifies books and book-like products. Each number identifies a unique edition of a publication, from one specific publisher. It is claimed this numbering system allows for more efficient marketing of products by booksellers, libraries, universities, wholesalers and distributors.
ISBNs are assigned by ISBN group agencies in 166 countries, coordinated by the International ISBN Agency in London
. The Australian ISBN Agency assigns ISBNs in Australia exclusively

The ISBN is a mandatory sales tool if you intend to make your print book available in bookstores, as it provides the basis for identifying books in all industry-wide systems. Bookstores, wholesalers, and distributors keep track of books solely by their ISBNs.