Learn How to Profit from Kindle

Dale Carnegie

• Publisher: Sheba Blake Publishing
• Year: 2019
• eBook ISBN: 9783966615143
• Topic: Business
• Subtopic: Business General
• Index: Business

You too can start to profit from Kindle - this comprehensive guide will show you, its easy when you know how!As part of our mission to publish great works of literary fiction and nonfiction, Sheba Blake Publishing has begun its publishing empire with some of the most popular and beloved classic eBooks and Paperbacks. We are extremely dedicated to bringing to the forefront the amazing works of long dead and truly talented authors.

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1) Write articles

Start by writing articles for article directories on the topic of your Kindle book. Offer a few tips, and then suggest that if people want to read more, they can get do so simply by clicking on your link, which will take them to your Kindle book. If you price your Kindle book right, you should get targeted buyers, and those will then come back to your website to pick up the free goodies you offered them in your book.

Write a few articles that send people to your Kindle book, and write others that send them to your main lead capture page. This diversification will still allow you to promote your Kindle book indirectly – because of course you’re telling your main email list about your new publication!

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2) Write reviews

Get a few books on the subject you wrote about and review them on Amazon.com. Link the reviews to your author page, and from there, you’ll have links to your Kindle book, of course. You can also mention your book in your review, especially if it’s closely related to the one you’re reviewing, but be subtle about it.

This technique is very scalable: You can write lots of reviews, thereby increasing the number of people who will see your name and find your book. You can also write articles reviewing the related books and submit them to article directories.

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3) Create book lists on your topics

You can also create Amazon book lists on your favorite topics and include your own books in the line-up. Simply select a few books on your subject that complement rather than compete with your own, and write brief descriptions or recommendations. Book lists are very popular, and along with your reviews, they can greatly increase your visibility and the chances that people will find your books.

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4) Blog about your topic

You should have a blog and write articles about your topic. Include links to your Kindle book. Then get your blog listed in blog directories, and... drumroll... get your blog published on Kindle as well! That’s right. Getting a blog published on Kindle is very easy. Just submit it, and chances are that it will be approved within a day or so. You’ll even make a bit of money when people subscribe.

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5) Write more Kindle books

Another excellent way to add to your visibility is to write more Kindle books on related topics. Each book will increase your chances to be found exponentially since they can be cross-promoted. Besides, by giving Kindle owners a number of purchase options, your chances increase that they will pick one of your books. You also look like even more of an expert if you have written three, four, or five books on a topic instead of just one. Of course, it takes just one book for a buyer to get into your funnel, provided you lure them to your website and get them to opt into your list by offering them an enticing freebie.

Of course, there are many more ways to promote your book, so don’t stop there. But the most important thing is to get started, and the above ways are highly effective in helping you get your book found on Google and in the Kindle store. And that, in turn, will help your Kindle book bring you leads and clients.

Five Reasons It’s Easy to Create a Kindle Book

Maybe you’ve had a book inside you all along and now you have the opportunity to get it out there and share it with the world. But chances are that you’re like most people and are intimidated by the idea of writing a book. Here are a few ideas that should make the task a lot less daunting than it might seem at first sight.

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It doesn’t have to be “book-length”

Here’s the first and probably most encouraging part: your Kindle book does not have to be what you would consider “book-length.” Not even close.

In fact, your Kindle book can have just a few pages. Just find the sweet spot between delivering on the promise you made in the title and description, length, and price. If the book is very short, you may opt for charging just 99 cents, the lowest permissible price currently on Kindle. You probably won’t get rich from the royalties, but at 99 cents, your book could be a terrific impulse buy and get you lots of leads.

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Kindle pages are smaller than regular pages

Not only does your Kindle book not have to contain very many pages, but the pages themselves don’t hold as much te...

Table of contents

• Introduction
• Why Being a Kindle Author is a Growth Industry
• Five Reasons Why You Should Consider Publishing on Kindle
• Five Ways in Which Publishing a Kindle Book Can Help Your Business
• What You Need to Submit Your Book
• How to Promote Your Kindle Book
• 1) Write articles
• 2) Write reviews
• 3) Create book lists on your topics
• 4) Blog about your topic
• 5) Write more Kindle books
• It doesn’t have to be “book-length”
• Kindle pages are smaller than regular pages
• You may well have ready-made content
• Rewrite PLR content
• Start writing content from scratch
• How to Decide on Topics for Your Kindle Books
• 1) Start your research on Amazon.com
• 2) Visit your local bookstore
• 3) Consider your own experience and interests
• 4) Use Google
• 5) Narrow down your topic in forums
• Four Ways to "Write" a Book Without Having to Write it Yourself
• Maximizing Your Kindle Book Profits
• Get the contact information of your buyers
• Send follow-up emails
• How to Grow Your Kindle Book Profits by Creating Sequels and Spin-Offs
• Niche Profit Maximizer - A Highly Efficient Approach to Creating Niche Versions of Your Kindle Books
• Conclusion