Book Identity
Definition
A Book Identity is a content-container public identity for presenting books, titles, chapters, and related long-form authoring under a dedicated surface.
Account is private. Identity is public. Reputation belongs to the identity.
Purpose
To keep long-form book work distinct from a general blog or personal page.
Why it exists
A book project has a different public shape than ongoing blog posts. Readers looking for a title should not have to dig through a mixed Personal feed.
Who it is for
- Authors and publishers presenting titles on NoFakeBiz
Typical use cases
- Book series
- Single title with chapters
- Author surface for long-form work
How it works
Managed under an Account. The Book Identity holds the authoring surface and hubs for titles and related writing.
Examples
- A public page for a book series
- An author surface for chapters separate from a general Blog Identity
What belongs here
- Title presentation, chapter-oriented hubs, authoring links for the book layer
What doesn’t belong here
- General daily blogging better suited to Blog Identity
- Company catalog pages (Business Identity)
Relationship to other concepts
Book Identity is a type of Public Identity under Digital You, inside the Digital Chamber of Commerce. It is grouped with Content.
Position in the platform
- Digital Chamber of Commerce
- Digital You
- Public Identity
- Book Identity