Amazon now allows you the ability to create and sell all types of books and publishable materials. Many people have done very well in publishing all types of stories and books on the platform. There are many ways to make money.

Print on demand is as cool as it gets. You can upload your material and within a few hours have a book finished. Anyone in the world can order your book within a couple of hours. Amazon handles all printing and splits the profit with you in your favor.  Low content books take print on demand to a new level creating what could be a very solid passive income moving forward

First off, understand that we will keep your first book uncomplicated. Low content books can be very easy. However, like anything else, if you get carried away, it can get complicated very fast. The easiest way to help you understand how low content publishing works is to send you to Amazon and look at some examples.

A key component of launching your book successfully if having a mailing list.  This lesson walks you through setting up a simple webpage designed to help you build your mailing list starting today.

It is time to get serious! This lesson will be where we create a template from scratch. If you have Powerpoint or Google Slides and follow along, you will have a completed template in about 45 minutes.

Niche-hunting, Keyword selection, and Category determination is the most critical part of your book journey. Finding profitable, underserviced niches are the key to maximizing your income and turning your low-content books into consistent money makers.

We will review many sites and methods, but all roads lead back to Amazon.   The goal of this lesson as well as the others in this group are the development of and discovery of all of the details needed to list your book as best possible and set it up for success.  This includes positioning it so it receives the most visibility on the platform, provides the best first impression, and makes the potential reader want to read and purchase your creation.  

Unfortunately, Amazon doesn’t include a full listing of all the categories it offers, so you’ll have to do some digging to find the best categories to list in.   It is not a matter of finding the perfectly relevant category at first because the perfect category may be far too competitive for you to have a chance at first.  

"To be the best, you have to beat the best" Ric Flair   Regardless of whether or not you know who Ric Flair is or anything about him, this statement holds true in sports, business, and a variety of other subjects.  The point is if you want to be the best, you must understand exactly what you must beat.  The only way to know this is to study your competition.  

This lesson will review how to find the right categories to rank in at launch and how to mine your competitor's information for the best categories to rank in as well as other gems. 

Does Your Title Say, "Buy Me?" Or "Good Bye"?

Your title is one of the essential things in selling your book. You can have a fantastic book, but if the title doesn't hook people and make people want to buy it, then you'll have a tough time trying to sell it. Your title can make or break your book!

The niches to launch authoritative guides in are wide open. I will show you a bunch of different choices to consider, each in their unique sub-niche. (With very little competition.) These books are all concise: two, four, and six pages.

Choose a niche that interests you and create your guide. You can use a best-selling small book as your example. You can directly 'clone' a bestseller. Alternatively, you can create your original small book. I will explain each method. First things first. DO NOT PLAGIARIZE