Many aspiring authors dream of seeing their name embossed on the spine of a published novel. However, the industry is still seen as very much a “closed shop”. Tiiny Host is the easiest way to share your draft with agents. Track whether they’ve actually opened your draft and how long they actually spent reading it.
Drag and drop the PDF of the novel that you want to share.
Name the link you want to share your novel under.
Click “launch” and that’s it! Your horror novel is published and ready to share with the world!
The built-in PDF analytics in Tiiny Host allows you to easily track how many times your file was opened, how long your audience spent admiring your work, the source of your traffic, and unique visitors.
Discuss your content in private. With a simple toggle, you can password protect who can view the file. Only allow editors to access the files to avoid leaking.
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All devices can access anytime and anywhere.
You can edit PDFs in a variety of ways, with numerous menu options to help you tailor the content or information contained in your PDFs to your specific needs.
Tiiny Host does not require user account registration, but you can add an email address if you want to edit your files later.
The Ebook contents can be shared with multiple users. Tiiny Host's social feature allows for the sharing and accessing on multi-devices, which is not possible with printed books.
Print-on-demand eliminates the need to print a large number of books. Only when a customer places an order does your book get printed and shipped.
This is the publishing route that most will be familiar with. The big 5 publishers don’t accept unsolicited manuscripts so most people find an agent. This means emailing back and forth and version control can quickly become a nightmare. So why not professionalise your approach and host your novel on a branded, password protected URL on Tiiny Host.
Why would you want to create link to a pdf? Great question! It’s very common to share a PDF via email. However, that requires the recipient to download and save the PDF to view it. It’s also difficult to share a PDF to a large audience (100+) through email...
