Thanks! To start, I am focusing on asking authors/experts for their 5 book recommendations on a topic they are passionate about and know well. Here are some ex

Thanks! To start, I am focusing on asking authors/experts for their 5 book recommendations on a topic they are passionate about and know well. Here are some examples of how this is playing out: The Best Books On The Soviet Space Program And The Space Race -> https://shepherd.com/best-books/the-soviet-space-program https://shepherd.com/best-books/the-soviet-space-program The Best Books On The Ocean And Seas -> https://shepherd.com/best-books/the-ocean-and-seas https://shepherd.com/best-books/the-ocean-and-seas The Best Books On Content Creation And Content Marketing -> https://shepherd.com/best-books/content-creation-and-content-marketing https://shepherd.com/best-books/content-creation-and-content... Then I will relate those book lists to each other both distantly and closely in order to help a reader follow their curiosity through the website, kinda like walking through aisles of books: https://forauthors.shepherd.com/related-book-lists https://forauthors.shepherd.com/related-book-lists Then toward July/August I will add Topic pages to help people find books on a topic they are interested in like World War 2, Grief, Startups, and so on: https://forauthors.shepherd.com/shelf-pages https://forauthors.shepherd.com/shelf-pages My goal is as I build up the content that next year I will do two things: 1. Start playing with NLP to create even more unique ways to find books, such as browsing a timeline of Japan and inserting people and events and books/book-lists into 2. Start asking users for their 1-3 favorite books of the year. I want to make this an incredibly high quality vote that is limited. And, use that to help add more books to the mix. ben@shepherd.com, hit me up as I could use feedback :), Thanks, Ben