Kindle Case Study

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According to the data and stats that were collected, 'Kindle Case Study' channel has quite a good rank. The feed was last updated more than a year ago. The channel mostly uses short articles along with sentence constructions of the basic readability level, which is a result indicating a well-crafted news inventory on the channel.

About 'Kindle Case Study' Channel

... the evolution of a Kindle best seller, and beyond

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'Kindle Case Study' has mostly short articles at the moment, however, they might have a great potential to develop their materials and quality in future.

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'Kindle Case Study' provides texts of a basic readability level which can be quite comfortable for a wide audience to read and understand.

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'Kindle Case Study' contains more negatively biased articles than positive or neutral ones (e.g. it may include some critical or negatively biased opinions on the subjects addressed on the channel).

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Protected:Day 58 – Here’s what I’ve been thinking…

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Protected:Day 56 – strange things…

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Protected:Day 55 – Latest changes…

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Protected:Day 51 – An improvement today…

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Protected:Update…

[...] , and then click on "back to Kindle Case Study" on the next page if asked for a WordPress login: Password:  [...]

Protected:Progress on my second book, and how to make a mind map

[...] , and then click on "back to Kindle Case Study" on the next page if asked for a WordPress login: Password:  [...]

Protected:Day 70 – A compilation of the blog comments

[...] , and then click on "back to Kindle Case Study" on the next page if asked for a WordPress login: Password:  [...]

Protected:Day 69 – Phase 1 has ended…

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