I’d like to announce the release of my 4th Kindle eBook:
My Blog Traffic Sucks! 8 Simple Steps to Get 100,000 Blog Visitors without Working 8 Days a Week
Like last time, I’m offering it for free through KDP Select for the next five days.
Starting today (November 5th) all the way to the end of Friday (November 9th); you can grab a free copy directly from Amazon.
Here’s more information about this freebie…
I’m pleased to announce the release of my 3rd Kindle book:
“How to Discover Best-Selling Amazon Kindle Nonfiction Book Ideas”
The best part?
I’m offering a free download for the next five days. From today (September 24th) all the way to the end of Friday (September 28th); you can grab a free copy of this Kindle book.
Here are the details…
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It’ll take less than a minute of your time (or maybe five if you decide to leave a comment.)
As I mentioned in my first income report, there is a huge profit-potential with the Amazon Kindle market. So I’ve set a goal of creating at least one Kindle book every month.
Right now, I’m working on the 3rd and 4th book. (More on these in future posts.) The problem is I’m stuck with what to create after these two titles.
So I’m asking for your help. Below I have a poll where I’d like you to check off one of three options:
Testing is an integral part of successful Internet business. With a few tweaks you can take a so-so marketing campaign and grow it exponential levels.
On the other hand, testing can also have disastrous results. Often a single mistake results in a significant loss in revenue.
Today I’d like to talk about how one mistake could have resulted in a $7613.90 decrease in my yearly income.
There’s a lot to be learned from this mistake.
Specifically it’s a classic example of what to not do while testing any marketing campaign…
I’m sure you’ve probably used Fiverr.com for different things in your affiliate business. Odds are you had mixed results. Some gigs went well and others didn’t.
Fiverr is one of my favorite places to find hidden talent in different areas. Primarily I use it to get affordable graphic design.
Case in point, last week I bought an eCover gig for my forthcoming Kindle book: “Affiliate Marketing for Beginners in 2012”
The result?
I got back a pretty slick looking image that only cost me a five spot. (See the above image)
Not bad if you ask me!
I’d say the quality is on par with eBook cover designs you’d get with Odesk or eLance…But at a fraction of the cost!
Now, there is a trick to Fiverr microsourcing for graphics work. You can’t buy a gig and assume the service provider knows what you want. Instead, I recommend you use my three-step process for getting great eCover graphics…
Recently, I heard a great quote:
“Amazon.com is teaching people to buy a lot of little things.”
This is a great statement because it emphasizes how we’re witnessing the death throes of the traditional eBook. With Kindle books, Amazon.com provides people with instant access to downloadable information. So it’s getting harder and harder to charge premium prices for eBooks.
At first, I was disturbed by this emerging trend. But now I realize there is a completely untapped market for anyone to make money with Amazon Kindle books.
Two weeks ago, I jumped into the Kindle market with my book: How to Make Extra Money Fast on Your Computer: 55 Legitimate Ideas for Making Money from Home that Work in 2012
What I discovered is it’s really easy to make a Kindle book. The trick is to do it in a way that leads to long-term income. In this post, I’ll go over my experiences with publishing on Amazon. Plus I’ll detail a few strategies I’m personally implementing that will (hopefully) maximize the income potential from this business model…
Real quick today…
Late last night, I put the finishing touches on my first Kindle book on Amazon.com.
It’s called:
This is a collection of strategies that anyone can use to generate additional income. Some take a few weeks to make money. Others require a time investment of a few months.