The Amazon System How To Write 1 Book Per Day - My MAIN Money Making Method

[phoenixx9000]

Forgot to mention also that if you are a non US citizen createspace will only pay you your commission in the form of US$ checks so you will have to pay a processing fee to your bank to have these converted to your currency.

[goingup]

Hey, I bought this. Its a great product. I wondered about the image you had in your book-i'd like to do that to. Could you tell me where I could find things like that?
And is there a way to 'place' it on the same location for each page?
thanks

[jschop]

goingup -- I made that image in about 10 minutes in Photoshop. Just made boxes with different colors.

I don't really understand the second question, sorry.

[Colin Palfrey]

Hi, just to let you know I did eventually get hit for the TAX form but it didn't cost anything and I didn't have to send away a passport copy. I'm based in Ireland.

I'm overly pleased with my book. All the neighbours have been shown. lol

[willsmith]

Originally Posted by goingup

And is there a way to 'place' it on the same location for each page?

I think Jessica thought you were talking about the Cover Template. If you were talking about the page template here is what I would suggest. Just create an image in any graphics program you are comfortable with and save as a .jpg file and then drag it to the page template supplied by Jessica. You may have to do a bit of size adjusting to get just where you want it.

Once you have the image placed on the page, flatten the image and save it as a .psd file with whatever filename is meaningful to you and then keep reusing your new .psd file as your page template. That way the image is in exactly the same place when you create a new page.

[john3]

A very nice and simple report. I am really excited to try this out with a book that I created about a year back and has been sitting in my hard drive. I have heard that the competition among physical book sellers is great so not sure how the marketing aspects turn out.

Does anyone know how to open the supplied .psd templates in paint.net?

John

[Roma]

Hi Jessica

Just sent you a pm.

Thanks
Roma

[ina696]

Hi, Jessica. I just purchased but instead of being sent to the download link, the "Return to Vendor" link sent me to your WordPress blog. Can you send me the product link?

PayPal Receipt ID: 0397-1130-8072-0388

ina696

[Michael Worthington]

Originally Posted by john3

Does anyone know how to open the supplied .psd templates in paint.net?

John

John,

You can't open a PSD file in Paint. You need either Photoshop, Photoshop Elements, Paint Shop Pro, Fireworks, or Gimp to open them.

Michael

[toonarme]

Just bought this and read the .pdf while I'm downloading the vids (yes, the pdf is VERY short) and I have to say I'm impressed, this is a quite exciting piece of work, perfectly do-able and doesn't look too difficult, which is just how I like things . I'll be trying this for sure, I can knock this kind of book out pretty easily!!

Thanks Jessica!

[jschop]

Yes, you could publish a book on Amazon that you're selling elsewhere as an ebook, as long as you have the rights to that ebook.

[Tim_Nguyen]

what about buying PLR ebooks (with good quality content and having the entire copy rights), refurbish them if needed and applying your methods ?

Tim

[todd40fla]

if you purchase the system jessica shows you an easy way to put books together very quickly and with minimal effort. the system would also work with other methods including plr ebooks or anything else that you are probably already doing.

whatever method you choose i would simply go to amazon and type in the keyword you would target in your title and see what your competition would be and if your book could be of value to people.

one niche that i have decided to target has very strong competiton in google (several million competing sites for each sub niche) and would take months to get a site or blog into a position where i could possibly hope to see any returns. but each book i would write would have around 20 other books to compete with so i believe i could get on the first pages of amazon's book offerings pretty quickly, and start seeing some returns.

the possiblilities are truly endless.

[Matt Jutras]

Fantastic WSO...although I would consider doing some book promotion on Amazon to amp your sales numbers up.

This is a great book on the subject (not affiliated in any way):

Amazon.com: Sell Your Book on Amazon: The Book...
I've been itching to sell books on Amazon for a while now...but some of the information I've previously read on the subject was daunting, to say the least...this WSO is a clear plan of action and offers a concise paint-by-numbers approach anyone can follow.

[sande]

Originally Posted by Topher Walker

Notwithstanding the previous post about needing to send docs (and being from the UK it is relavant) the wso is a breath of fresh air.

I've read the pdf and not seen the video's yet. I totally agree that jschop could have maybe done more of a step by step guide element, a bit more niche analysis, case study, table of contents, fancy cover, proof of earnings etc but then I'd fully expect her to be pricing it at $97-$197.

She gives enough information to point you in the right direction and if you're over 8 years old you can find enough profitale ideas. Actually I think a 5 year old could come up with some!

I've thought of at least 4 or 5 twists/add on's in the 5 mins since I've read it.

Plus this is something that means you'll be able to explain online earnings to your family and friends and they'll understand, actually show some respect for you and you won't be worried they'll find out that you've been trying to sell acai berries or penis enlargment ebooks as an affilaite (or you can use it as a cover so you don't have to tell them that that's actually where a chunk of your income comes from)!

I can't comment on the sales quoted. A lot of WSO's are good/ok in theory but the actual market isn't as responceive or willing to buy as the seller makes out.

Saying that, selling the quanities suggested isn't a strech of the imagination- at least one other person has said that they do similar numbers... and Amazon sell a ton of books everyday from their warehouse alone (I worked for Amazon in the UK for a while after finishing Uni).

I am really laughing my head off from this. It is true I do not have to explain to my husband all the other things I am trying to do. Oh my!!

Ok here is my question. Does this also help with a children book. I have like three written and I have no illustrator. I guess I can make money so fast with this and I love writing ( I can outsource the editing since English is my third language) and it is cool to introduce myself as an author.

And do you offer any help after I purchase and want to know more I guess this is asking too much for the price. I have to buy this one and see how to use it.
Grace

[mrdomains]

PM sent with a question

[sande]

Ok,here is my update. I bought the WSO yesterday. Today I put the directions into practice and I have enough information to write a book. I should finish it this week since it is something I love.
The problem will come in the photoshop section.
I will PM you if I get stuck if that is okay,
Grace

[Daniel Tan]

I purchased this WSO about 2 weeks ago. Got a writer to write the first book. I have not compile it yet though, stuck in a busy schedule.

The WSO is great! I can only post now as I just got myself into the WarRoom, so this is a late review.

Nonetheless, following this method, if you can have 100 books published (just get few writers to work on them), you can expect monthly income of $15K. This is a serious business worth hiring employees!

Daniel

[Robert Boduch]

Quick update...

Finally got around to following Jessica's guidance after purchasing this gem a few weeks ago. Since I'm in Canada, I applied to the IRS as suggested. It's no big deal really. You simply fill out a form, get a notarized copy of your passport, along with the document supplied by the publishing house and send it off. Had mine out the door within 24 hours.

I used PageMaker to lay out the pages of my first book, since I already have this program. It was relatively easy. After having gone through the process once, my feeling is that you could use just about any program that can convert you files to PDF format. After submission, I was notified of a few problem areas. I then made the corrections and resubmitted. Just got approved, ordered a copy and within hours I was notified that the proof copy was already in the mail. Talk about efficiency!

This is a fabulous opportunity... and one I urge you not to miss. If you ever wanted to become a published author, while maintaining control of your work, with the very real possibility of earning far more than most of us could the traditional way -- this is it.

Thanks again, Jessica.

[imageworx]

Sounds like great progress,
I have been following this thread from the beginning, still trying to decide and would be interested in seeing what happens after your books gets listed in Amazon to see how it goes in the marketplace.

[Dennis Becker]

Jessica, I send you a PM a few days ago, since you haven't had a chance to reply, maybe somebody can help me understand something, I hope this isn't giving away and "secrets". Why is it necessary to use Photoshop to make each individual page and then convert each page to PDF, rather than Word or Open Office to make them all in one batch?

[tjmiller]

Originally Posted by Dennis Becker

Jessica, I send you a PM a few days ago, since you haven't had a chance to reply, maybe somebody can help me understand something, I hope this isn't giving away and "secrets". Why is it necessary to use Photoshop to make each individual page and then convert each page to PDF, rather than Word or Open Office to make them all in one batch?

Dennis,

I asked her the same thing right after I bought this. There is no real reason, other than the fact that Jessica is comfortable using Photoshop and so that is the way she teaches it. I personally intend to use Open Office, and then convert the whole thing to PDF. It just seems like less work.

I haven't decided how to do the covers though. I don't have Photoshop, and don't intend to buy it. I have Gimp, but am not real comfortable with it yet. The site Jessica recommends has a cover creator; I might try that.

[Dennis Becker]

Thanks, Teresa, that will make it much easier. I do have Photoshop, but don't see why to use it for the purpose she teaches, other than for the covers.

[tjmiller]

Originally Posted by Dennis Becker

Thanks, Teresa, that will make it much easier. I do have Photoshop, but don't see why to use it for the purpose she teaches, other than for the covers.

Glad to help. Usually, you are the guy with all the answers!

[OnlineTycoon]

Is this the same book sold in DP by Anirudh.Mehta under the title of "Secret to Amazon Earning $$$/month (Unknown - Unsaturated Method)" ? please check.

[jschop]

OnlineTycoon - It's not the same ebook, but I have no idea if it's the same method, because I haven't bought the other ebook.

[wwesley]

hey jessica, what is the best way to reach you? i emailed a question i had to you but haven't heard back from you.

[ckb]

If anybody needs help making a photoshop book cover i can help for a very small fee because I have over 10 years experience in photoshop. just pm me.

[BigWaveDave]

JS,
I bought this via paypal and my browser closed before I could get the videos.
Sent yu a PM to yur email address. Please reply ASAP.
Thanx
bwd

[Topher Walker]

Originally Posted by OnlineTycoon

Is this the same book sold in DP by Anirudh.Mehta under the title of "Secret to Amazon Earning $$$/month (Unknown - Unsaturated Method)" ? please check.

I haven't bought the DP book, but looking at the thread over there it's completely different. The DP method seems to be CPA/offline marketing. This method is ceating & selling your own books on Amazon

[Amber Jalink]

Originally Posted by Robert Boduch

Quick update...

Finally got around to following Jessica's guidance after purchasing this gem a few weeks ago. Since I'm in Canada, I applied to the IRS as suggested. It's no big deal really. You simply fill out a form, get a notarized copy of your passport, along with the document supplied by the publishing house and send it off. Had mine out the door within 24 hours.
...<snip>

Quick question....

I recognize that the US requires the tax paperwork, BUT....

Couldn't Canadians just sell it on Amazon.Ca? And likewise, those in the UK to sell it on amazon.co.uk, therefore avoiding the US tax stuff (since its then country-specific)?

Or would that possibly hinder your income? (i.e., being that its not on the amazon.com)

Just a thought, since I noticed you *can* do the "Sell online" at amazon.ca.

Amber

[Daniel Tan]

My first book submitted today! Can't tell the results yet. I will keep you guys posted.

Daniel

[jamx03]

hi Daniel,

Good to know that you actually implemented this.

I was wondering how much your total cost in hiring writing and creating this entire book.

thanks,

Jamx

[Alex Rich]

This is an excellent resource with solid information that seems to have had a subliminal get 'er done message in it for me. I'd been working on a book that should have been done several months ago. Now I have enough material for a series in a niche that works perfectly with this approach.

Jessica, the videos and the extra materials are a perfect package representing a truly great WSO. You done good

[phoenixx9000]

Originally Posted by dimeco

Quick question....

I recognize that the US requires the tax paperwork, BUT....

Couldn't Canadians just sell it on Amazon.Ca? And likewise, those in the UK to sell it on amazon.co.uk, therefore avoiding the US tax stuff (since its then country-specific)?

Or would that possibly hinder your income? (i.e., being that its not on the amazon.com)

Just a thought, since I noticed you *can* do the "Sell online" at amazon.ca.

Amber

Createspace only operates in the US and only lists your books on Amazon.com so if you want to use this method theres no avoiding the tax stuff (unless you want to pay 30% to the IRS).

[jamx03]

Any updates by people who actually implemented this technique...

Jamx

[John Coutts]

Originally Posted by Dennis Becker

Why is it necessary to use Photoshop to make each individual page and then convert each page to PDF, rather than Word or Open Office to make them all in one batch?

Using Open Office works just fine. I've done it and it's easy that way. I do use Paint Shop Pro, simply because I have it, to manipulate graphics, and then insert them into Open Office.

You do not need Photoshop in the sense that this can't be done without Photoshop. Strictly speaking, you don't absolutely need any graphics program, though it is probably best to use one. Paint.NET, for example, is free and very good if expense is a problem.

John.

[Dennis Becker]

though it is probably best to use one. Paint.NET, for example, is free and very good if expense is a problem.

I just didn't understand, and still don't, why to use a graphics program at all, except for the covers, of course. I do have PhotoShop, so that's not the issue.

I was thinking there was a reason to do it with a graphics program, maybe because there are so few words per page, or maybe because she wanted to put a stock graphic on every page anyway.

Sure wish Jessica was willing to respond to PM's or in this thread, she never replied to mine.

The key question, of course, is has anyone gotten any books sold using this method? The estimates are impressive, but I'm not confident they're accurate.

I do intend to try it, though, and see for myself.

[Robert Boduch]

Dennis...

Yes, Jessica uses a graphic on the interior pages and I guess she's comfortable using Photoshop to do this. But graphics are not absolutely essential (although in the example provided, the graphic serves the purpose very well in my opinion).

I have so far submitted two publications (without using Photoshop). I suspect that any program will do and it's really a matter of what you happen to have... what program you are comfortable using... and to what degree you want to mess with details such as headers, footers, page numbers, graphics, bleeds, etc. I think most pros use Photoshop for graphics and a page layout program like Quark or In Design for the layout and design of books. But it's not necessary. As long as your submission meets the requirements, any program, including Open Office that can get the job done will work for you.

As far as results go, it will likely be a couple of months from the time the proof is approved before a check is actually received.

Robert

[jschop]

Hi Warriors,

apologies for the delay in responding to some of the messages received over the past week or so. I recently moved apartment and had some problems with my Internet connection.

Everything is back up and running now!

Thanks for all the positive messages about this system. I've been overwhelmed by the amount of interest in this WSO!

@Karrax. I PM'd you.

@ RazerRage. I can't see your messages in my Inbox. Please resend your PM and I will respond.

@Dennis Becker. I can't see your messages in my Inbox. Please resend your PM.

Thanks everyone!

Jessica

[Bruce NewMedia]

Originally Posted by Robert Boduch

Dennis...

As far as results go, it will likely be a couple of months from the time the proof is approved before a check is actually received.

Robert

Jessica, do you mind commenting on whether it will typically take a couple of months to see a check from starting this method? ....Thanks
______
Bruce

[Dennis Becker]

@Dennis Becker. I can't see your messages in my Inbox. Please resend your PM.

I just resent my original PM from November 7th.

[todd40fla]

Originally Posted by brucerby

Jessica, do you mind commenting on whether it will typically take a couple of months to see a check from starting this method? ....Thanks
______
Bruce

amazon pays once per month.....so at the very least from the time your book goes live it will take at least that long to get paid.

there are also some minimum commissions that must be met before you get paid......so imho 2 months to see your first check is not unrealistic.

the thing about this system is that it is a marathon and not a sprint. you have to put together A LOT of books to really see any kind of worthwhile income. jessica shows you ONE method of doing this....but there are MANY ways to skin this cat.

if you are looking for some quick cash this is not likely for you. if you are willing to take time to build this up as a business and work at it for a few months it can pay you for years to come because even after you stop writing the books they will still be on amazon and they should be selling.

hope this helps.

todd

[truehs]

Jessica,

You rock! Your short report was excellent. I mostly bought it for the how to write a book a day, but now I am pumped about marketing my books on Amazon. Thanks for such a concise an excellent report. I will check out the videos next.

Todd

[moonradar77]

Hi, Along the line of outsourcing, I would be interested in outsourcing the covers to be made. Is there an approximate price for outsourcing covers? Also, about how much to outsource the whole book?

Thanks,

moon

[Vibrant Warrior]

Good to see a genuine offer. I will be buying this soon. I go from one offer to another looking for 'results testimonials', not the 'read it and liked it' ones. Many products are good reads and are no doubt informative, but don't show results beyond that.
Keep up the good work!

[rawaccess]

Is this print-on-demand using a 3rd party?

[ckb]

anyone needing assistance with bookcovers can contact me at
chrissik1@gmail.com

having a few issues with PM

[Colin Palfrey]

Hi all,
I've got a few sales now (Hooray) and have been writing 5 eBooks a week since getting this system.

It does work but you need to do it - Not just think about it.

Thanks all
Colin Palfrey

[Dennis Becker]

That's great Colin, do you mind my asking if you were able to get one book written in a day? And are you listing on Amazon U.S. or Amazon U.K.?

There's no doubt this method is viable, I just have doubts about the numbers Jessica said you can expect to sell from a typical book.