Mebók

Mebók is a term that has emerged in the context of digital content creation and personal branding, particularly on social media platforms. It refers to a digital book, often self-published, that is created by an individual or a small group to share expertise, tell a story, or offer a specific product or service. These mebóks are typically distributed online, often as downloadable PDFs or through dedicated online platforms.

The rise of mebóks is closely tied to the democratization of publishing and the increasing accessibility of digital tools for content creation. Individuals can now bypass traditional publishing routes and directly connect with their audience. Mebóks can cover a wide range of topics, from business advice and cooking recipes to personal development and fiction. They are often used as lead magnets to build email lists, as supplementary materials for online courses, or as a direct source of income for creators. The term itself suggests a personal, or "me," ownership of the book, emphasizing the individual author's voice and perspective. The content within a mebók can vary greatly in length and complexity, but the common thread is its digital format and its origin from a singular creator.