: Re: Compiling Articles in an ebook format I write a regular column (of about 800 words) for an industry publication that specialises in management matters. The columns deal with workplace matters

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Treat each column as if it were a separate chapter in a book. Try to organize the order of your "chapters" so that they flow in a logical order based on the order in which the reader is likely to encounter each in a real world situation. For example, a series of columns pertaining to the hiring process in a company might use the following order:

Accepting Applications
Reviewing Applications
Selecting Applicants for Interviews
Scheduling Interviews
Conducting Interviews
Hiring Candidates

You can start off by preparing a Table of Contents using only the titles for the topic of each "chapter", and then review the list to see if they are in a logical order. Move the titles around until you feel like you've accomplished what you want, and then compile the columns into your finished product.

Be sure to include your final Table of Contents, because some readers may be more interested in specific topics. Your readers will truly appreciate that!

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