Let iOS Users Download Your ePub Book Directly From a Tweet
This short post should be helpful for every writer who is using Twitter to direct iPad, iPhone and iPod Touch users to his book published in ePub format.
Wouldn’t you like tweeple to read your book seconds after they discover it on Twitter? Here is a simple trick.
Instead of tweeting a link to a book page, tweet a link to a book file.
So if your book is being show at the directory like this: http://www.feedbooks.com/book/3127
find a link to an ePub file: http://www.feedbooks.com/book/3127.epub
and tweet it – you can use a shortener as well: http://bit.ly/bL3fJC
When the link is opened in Safari, a dialog box appears where the user can choose an e-reading application he wants to read a book with:
When you tweet a link, it’s good to address iOS users and name the applications. It could look like this:
Using #iPhone or #iPad? Download my tech-fiction stories to #Stanza or #Kobo right now. Open this link in Safari » http://bit.ly/bL3fJC


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