The e-Information Era
We are in an era where e-Information is flourishing in every corner of the web. Whether they’re eBooks, eReports, or eGadgets, they’re becoming ubiquitous, making it challenging to keep track of them all. This dilemma is particularly keenly felt by information enthusiasts who subscribe to eZines and download eBooks on various topics like web marketing strategies.
Dilemma of e-Information
While you may stumble upon a report on “Personal Marketing for the Ebizdog,” you might miss the acclaimed report, “Ecommerce for the WebDog on a Short Leash.” Spotting the free reports is easy, but you may overlook “How to Keep Your Dog From Surfing KittyPurrrn at Work” eBooklet, priced at $19.95, tucked away on another website.
The problem is that authors typically hope you don’t find their competitor’s more comprehensive, helpful reports, and they certainly won’t disclose them in their online tutorials.
The Advantage of the Web
The internet excels at providing electronic information, immediately downloadable in plain text or neatly formatted with graphics, colored charts in PDF format, or delivered directly to your e-mail box via autoresponder.
In 1999, technical book e-dealer, FatBrain.com, spotted the growing trend towards electronically downloadable information. They innovatively harnessed this rising “EEPS” (electronic educational product) collection for profit, earning a 50% cut from each sale of e-Matter on their site.
Solution for e-Information Overload: ReportSearch.com
The sea of electronic information may seem daunting, but there’s a beacon of light: ReportSearch.com. This free search engine of quality EEPS lists every known eBook, eReport, and eMaterial available, providing a solution to the scattered nature of e-information.
Unlike FatBrain, ReportSearch doesn’t co-brand any of the EEPS, compiling all quality electronically downloadable information in one searchable database. This consolidation is a veritable e-Heaven for EEP enthusiasts, allowing users to search by subject, name, or keyword to find the information they need.
In conclusion, despite the deluge of e-information, ReportSearch.com proves that the tide can indeed be navigated.
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