I’d love to hear your thoughts on the ideal length of an eBook for maximizing reader engagement. With so much content available today, it seems crucial to strike the right balance. Some authors suggest that shorter eBooks, around 20,000 to 30,000 words, capture attention better, while others find that longer, more comprehensive works—up to 50,000 words or more—can provide deeper insights and retain interest.
As someone exploring ebook writing services, I'm particularly interested in how these factors influence the writing process and final product. Do you think the length of an eBook affects its marketability? Have you noticed a difference in reader engagement based on eBook length in your own experiences?
I’m eager to hear your insights and any tips you might have! What lengths have worked best for you, and how did you determine the right fit for your audience? Looking forward to a lively discussion!
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