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Amazon has levelled the game for small publishers (that’s us) by getting you to definitely publish on Kindle and Create Space Amazon’s Publish On Demand or POD service) without it costing a penny, provided the content complies using Terms of Service (TOS). That removes all the barriers to self publishing which includes stopped a lot of people from succeeding.
The traditional route of approaching publishers suffering rejection often for a long time on end has ended. This has allowed many people to create all of their income publishing on Kindle. But most of us will perhaps never write a novel.
So here’s how we are able to do it, we will be publishing Non Fiction Information Products (books) and we’re going to provide outstanding value and content. At first glance this may look little different from selling Information Products on eBay. With Kindle each of the delivery is completed for you electronically, you’ll find no products to ship. It is really a real set and tend to forget business. You can also sell the same content on eBay and deliver being a physical product yourself.
There are numerous really HOT markets on Kindle so we’re going to take a review of these, surprisingly the “Make Money Online” products are NOT big sellers in order that it could be better to stay away from these, at least at the start until we have learned to promote our other products correctly.
WHAT TO PUBLISH
We are likely to publish our own range of books on Kindle and elsewhere so we need content, and then we have four options:
Write it ourselves, time consuming plus some would say tedious and imagine if you really feel you can’t write (actually all of us can).
Get your book ghost written for you personally, you can use a service for example e-lance, The Warrior Forum or Student Gems to locate worker who’ll do that for you. This is a costly option and you will probably need to give you a very tight specification for your work.
Use Public Domain Content: There can be a pret
ty good chance that the popular content will already be on Kindle but there is a wealth of Public Domain content which has not yet been exploited I have a strategy for getting Public Domain works accepted for Kindle EVEN if it can be already available for sale about the site.
Compile your book from PLR (Private Label Rights) Materials, this is an excellent option however you will have to approach this correctly otherwise your books will be rejected by Amazon.
What we should always remember is the fact that Kindle Publishing is often a numbers game so we need to have lots of content.
