Kindle Cash Machines (Check out these Warriors' RESULTS)...

[dragonlayd]

Had to buy this since I have been playing with the idea of doing just this. Very good info, simple to follow and clear instructions.
I agree - its a numbers game, and for those of us that aren't authors, its a great chance to get books out there at no cost.
As for the malcontents who are negatively slamming PLR - come on people! Anyone who seriously uses PLR knows enough to change/rewrite content - it isn't THAT difficult. But thanks for the negativity - it just keeps you out of my playing field. The rest of you - JUST DO IT!! - its so simple.

[winebuddy]

I already have 9 kindle books up but for the insights and the strategies in this course - 12 bucks is stupidly simple to increase my earnings a hundred fold!!! Thanks Jay!

[Darla]

The simplicity of the strategy is impressive. Sometimes we make things too complicated, but the layout and process for publishing kindle books is simple and easy enough to follow. For $12 it puts you on the right track.

[rlscott2]

Jay, are you sure that Amazon pays 70% on ALL Kindle books like your report states? I took a look on Amazon and it said the 70% only applies to NON public domain books. Public Domain books only get 35%. You might want to correct your ebook unless Amazon is displaying out of date information.

[foxynz07]

Just got this, looks great..
for those of you put off at all by the gentleman concerned by the upsell;
It's a very soft upsell (to an excellent course) so there's no pressure at all and your download for this product is right there too..

In the interests of giving you both sides of the story

Merry Xmas all
Kindle books are go...

[WhiteHawk2]

Hey Jay just bought this wso, sounds like a good opportunity, thanks.

[Jay B]

I appreciate the heads up on that rlscott2...Good eye! I'll make that change to the pdf.

Thanks winebuddy...I'm excited to hear your results from your taking massive action with these strategies.

Thanks for your support everybody and have a wonderful holiday.

Best,

Jay

[BrianTubbs]

Thanks for making this available, Jay. Very good interview and great information! Now, time to take action. ;-)

[Irwan Rohaizad]

Great report with great info.

Bought several days ago but only now got time to read it.
This is new to me and will be my 2011 project.

Thank you and Merry Christmas.

[neuroticwriter]

Hey Jay. Finally had the time to go over it, and it makes a great deal of sense, and is doable without a herculean effort. The less time I have to spend writing, means more time with my family, and maybe I can finally do what I really love- writing fiction! Thanks again for the release, and have a Merry Christmas everyone!

[Jay B]

Absolutely neuroticwriter...It's all about leverage.

BTW, here's a webinar training I did for Roger C. Parker's Published and Profitable members this week...Hope this gives you some more ideas re: content creation strategies, finding profitable book titles before you write it, etc.

https://s3.amazonaws.com/AmazonCashM...nar-Replay.mp4

Best,

Jay

[RichRecluse]

I grabbed this great product when Jay first offered it. I own another product of his and know he way over delivers.

Because of this single product (which is actually multiple products), instead of sitting on the fence about publishing to Kindle, which I had been doing for well over a year, I sat down and completed my first Kindle ebook and got it up and for sale in about an hour.

Thanks Jay and Merry Christmas.

[Jay B]

Right on Michael! Keep on truckin!

Merry Merry,

Jay

[SoEasyMoney]

I purchased this 2 days ago and have already uploaded 2 books. I did use PLR articles for these books. However, I think it's all about the quality of the PLR and what you promise the reader. Don't over promise, over deliver. Promise a quick guide and then go in-depth.

This is a well written, concise guide that is easily implemented. Take action. Thanks for a quality product!

[jjebfafl]

Originally Posted by SoEasyMoney

I purchased this 2 days ago and have already uploaded 2 books. I did use PLR articles for these books. However, I think it's all about the quality of the PLR and what you promise the reader. Don't over promise, over deliver. Promise a quick guide and then go in-depth.

This is a well written, concise guide that is easily implemented. Take action. Thanks for a quality product!

Merry Christmas to you SoEasy...!

Would you mind sharing your 2 new books and how we can check them out Online to see your handy work?

think its good to see others' successes as us other Warriors haven't gotten this launched yet with the family time this weekend.

Appreciate your feedback and Happy Holidays.

Many Blessings,
Jerold

[SoEasyMoney]

Not in an open forum, but I will send you a PM. The books aren't currently published yet they are in the "publishing" que at Amazon. They've been approved but not yet up for sale.

Originally Posted by jjebfafl

Merry Christmas to you SoEasy...!

Would you mind sharing your 2 new books and how we can check them out Online to see your handy work?

think its good to see others' successes as us other Warriors haven't gotten this launched yet with the family time this weekend.

Appreciate your feedback and Happy Holidays.

Many Blessings,
Jerold

[KDarden]

James, A few months ago I was doing my own Amazon Kindle/PLR research & I also found a number of people who had PLR books up - many matching some of the PLR collecting cyberdust on my hard drive.

For what it's worth, the main things I noticed with the ones that had poor ratings
were that the "author" was using the same graphics, title. description, etc. as was provided in the "original" PLR purchase. That's why it was easy to spot as PLR.

In other words, they were slapping PLR up on Amazon (just like they would slap up a minisite) without doing any actual work. They were hoping someone else's work would provide them with an income. Laziness at it's most extreme.

And, while I knew that some of the content in the books actually was decent, since the "authors" hadn't bothered to make any changes, it wasn't surprising to find multiple "versions" by other authors.

PLR books obviously aren't the only books that get poor ratings. There are many times I've been intrigued by comments I've read about particular books, and when I check them out on Amazon I find that they have predominantly negative ratings. These are mainstream published books.

Obviously the key for using PLR is to add value to whatever you are offering. And to remember that while there will always be people who want to cut corners, I'm not one of them.

Just my 2¢ worth.

[hodari]

Purchased the product and now have two kindle books put up today. They are in review but should be live real soon. Like anything there is a learning curve. Don't worry about all the plr crap on amazo. Think about how to outrank them. Believe it or not, some of that crappy plr is in the top 10 for sells in their given category, so don't be so hasty to turn your nose up. So what will a little "extra" effort do for your kindle sales ?

I'll be doing about 2 or 3 more tommorrow in the same niche and ramping it up. The interview from the product was simple but yet powerful.

[mistermint]

Hi Jay,

Bought this a few days ago.

It is well worth the money thanks...I only have one point to make on pricing your books...

As far as I can see there is a VAT figure included in the book selling price to UK, currently it is 17.5% but will rise to 20% in January...

Please correct me if I'm wrong about this but, the recommended sales price which takes in to account the Amazon charges does not include the VAT element to UK customers...

Thats it other than that it's a really good WSO..

Gordon.

[p307ig]

Hi Jay,

bought this some minutes ago and I am now curious to go thru the steps of the "Kindle Cash Formula".

Best regards from Germany
Manfred

[ktmakwana]

Hi there...

Got it... Looking forward to exploring the possibilities... Definitely, will use the strategy on alongside the launch of my physical book on Amazon.com. Thanks for information.

[Jay B]

Hi Gordon,

You are right. The pricing strategy does not include the VAT tax for you in the UK (robbery!)...Sorry about that.

Make any adjustments that you see fit.

That's awesome Hodari...Keep on truckin!

Best,

Jay

[gradio]

Hi Jay,
Great WSO! I have started implementing but am stuck on the part under "publishing details" I am using PLR, RR, MRR products so don't have a website, does this matter because you say I have to put in my full http URL in this section?
Regards
Gradi O'Connell

[Jay B]

Hi Gradi,

Sorry, I'm not sure that I understand your question (long day!)

Can you pretend like I'm 9 years old and ask it again?

Cheers,

Jay

[gradio]

Hi Jay,
Sorry about that, full of excitement lol. I am trying to publish an ebook onto Kindle as per your instructions and as I am filling in my publisher details etc I have come to the part where it asks for my full website URL...My question to you is Do I Need A Website, Or Can I Leave This Part Blank?

Regards
Gradi

[martbost]

I am so excited now. I have been using this system for four days now. I have 7 books that are live and 5 more in the oven waiting to be approved and published.

I have already sold one in the UK!!!

Thank you so much for this system. I am averaging about 2 - 3 new ebooks being published daily. I hope to see the momentum pick up.

Buy this system folks, it is rediculously simple and works!

[SoEasyMoney]

Update: sold my first book (only have 3 active)!! All from PLR content (no edits except for spell check).

THIS WORKS!!

[Jay B]

Originally Posted by gradio

Hi Jay,
Sorry about that, full of excitement lol. I am trying to publish an ebook onto Kindle as per your instructions and as I am filling in my publisher details etc I have come to the part where it asks for my full website URL...My question to you is Do I Need A Website, Or Can I Leave This Part Blank?

Regards
Gradi

Hi Gradi...No you can leave that blank.

Hey Marty and SoEasyMoney...You just made my day! Keep rockin' it, and please keep me updated.

Cheers,

Jay

[BrianTerr]

Hi Jay,

I'm a long time Warrior Forum member, big on reading, not so big on posting. I bought this WSO on 30th December, had my first Kindle book published that night, made my first sale the very next day, here we are on the 7th Jan, I have uploaded 8 books, with 4 published and 4 awaiting publishing, 5 sales in 7 days. I am attempting to upload 1 book a day, but could easily do 5-6 a day if I did nothing else.

For years I've run ebay and amazon affiliate sites, and let me tell you this method was the quickest result I've ever had, I didn't follow the method exactly, especially with regards to the PLR stuff, although I can see that would work. I had some of my own original content, so I spun that out into a book and I was off.

It's my opinion that this could be the easiest way to earn money on the internet, but like any method, if you add your own spin to it and do your research (with the right searches kindle book store will tell you all you need to know), you will bank big!

Kindle is the future for me. Thanks.

Brian

I've been a member for 4 years and this is the first thing I've ever posted. You've made an impression on me Jay.

Edit: just after I posted this I sold another book. I'm grinning from ear to ear.

[RenFromPenn]

If you want to clog Amazon with duplicate PLR then this interview is for you. Otherwise, I would suggest that you steer clear.

I did a search of Amazon and it was rather sad to see how many PLR books there are on there bringing the overall quality of the Kindle store down. And the previous poster was right, they do get one star ratings from buyers and with good reason.

For those still on the fence about making the purchase, I would just like to let you know that there isn't that much more information revealed in the interview than you can already read in this thread.

The interview was a waste of $13.00 and I look forward to receiving my refund right away.

[Jay B]

Originally Posted by BrianTerr

Hi Jay,

I'm a long time Warrior Forum member, big on reading, not so big on posting. I bought this WSO on 30th December, had my first Kindle book published that night, made my first sale the very next day, here we are on the 7th Jan, I have uploaded 8 books, with 4 published and 4 awaiting publishing, 5 sales in 7 days. I am attempting to upload 1 book a day, but could easily do 5-6 a day if I did nothing else.

For years I've run ebay and amazon affiliate sites, and let me tell you this method was the quickest result I've ever had, I didn't follow the method exactly, especially with regards to the PLR stuff, although I can see that would work. I had some of my own original content, so I spun that out into a book and I was off.

It's my opinion that this could be the easiest way to earn money on the internet, but like any method, if you add your own spin to it and do your research (with the right searches kindle book store will tell you all you need to know), you will bank big!

Kindle is the future for me. Thanks.

Brian

I've been a member for 4 years and this is the first thing I've ever posted. You've made an impression on me Jay.

Edit: just after I posted this I sold another book. I'm grinning from ear to ear.

Man, that is so fantastic Brian...Thanks for sharing your success and I really appreciate the kind words. Please keep me posted as to your progress.

RenFromPenn, I'm sorry this wasn't for you. Of course I will get that refund out to you ASAP.

[DownloadDan]

I am an Amazon Cash Machines member. The information is first rate and Jay overdelivers. You can't go wrong with this WSO.

[lefty359]

I'm running up against a problem with the template. I can write in Title, Subtitle, Author etc.
But when I get to table of contents and below cannot put in anything. All read only. I thought I could just copy-paste my content into this template and it would look ok for Kindle? Was I wrong?
Also in one of pdf's you mention just loading content in an ebook creator prgm. I didn't see any mention of it after that.

[Jay B]

Hi Lefty359,

Just sent you a pm re: your questions above.

Best,

Jay

[BrianTerr]

Originally Posted by RenFromPenn

If you want to clog Amazon with duplicate PLR then this interview is for you. Otherwise, I would suggest that you steer clear.

The method is 2 years old, James states in the interview he hasn't written a book for 2 years. But the method isn't limited to PLR, you just need to use your imagination.

Originally Posted by RenFromPenn

I did a search of Amazon and it was rather sad to see how many PLR books there are on there bringing the overall quality of the Kindle store down. And the previous poster was right, they do get one star ratings from buyers and with good reason.

For those still on the fence about making the purchase, I would just like to let you know that there isn't that much more information revealed in the interview than you can already read in this thread.

The interview was a waste of $13.00 and I look forward to receiving my refund right away.

*rubs hands together* Thanks Ren, more for me.

I'm up to 9 books live, 4 awaiting approval, 9 sales, 10 days. Avg commish is $3.05, I need to scale this faster, and I need to outsource.

[BlondieWrites]

I have one question. It seems like I read somewhere that you can't put affiliate links or any URL link in anything you publish for a Kindle. Does anyone know anything about this? I searched and can't find anything either way about it.

I'm not sure if an affiliate link or URL would even be usable with a Kindle???

I'm getting ready, at long last, to start publishing, but wanted to be sure about the affiliate and link thing first.


Cindy

[BrianTerr]

Hi Cindy,

As they say "Don't quote me." but I think affiliate links work, they just don't work for Amazon. Amazon affiliate links redirect to the Amazon home page.

I see where you're going and it's probably a good strategy as not all Kindle format books are read on the Kindle. Ipads and PC's have applications to read Kindle format ebooks, so I guess the world is your oyster.

Brian

[Hotenergy]

Just bought and finished reading the PDF. I had similar ideal before. Now it's the time to proof it'll work!
Jay, which software you use to create book cover? I don't have Photoshop yet. Please advise.

I'm creating the first ebook now. The one thing I'm not sure is: Do I need to follow Kindle_Publishing2 PDF to fomat the book or should I just copy & paste the book into Kindle-Ebook-Template2.doc? Please advise! Thank you!

[Jay B]

Hi Cynthia...no, you cannot use affiliate links inside your Kindle books (against TOS). You can however insert hyperlinks that link our to a blog, etc. This is a great way to get some promotional juice with these ebooks.

Hotenergy, what I usually do is find some royalty-free images at a site like
http://www.sxc.hu/, download them, resize them in my paint program (minimum of 500 px in width and no more than 1250 px), add some text for the Title & author, and upload it at DTP for my cover art.

Hope this helps,

Jay

[BlondieWrites]

Thank Jay... I thought I'd read it somewhere but just haven't been able to find it to be sure. Thanks, that's what I needed to know.


Cindy

[Hotenergy]

Hi, Jay,

I'm trying to find more .doc to edit and upload. But there're so many PDF files. Could you please advise which PDF to Word software are you using? I've download some of them and found there always have something wrong after convertion: either pictures not clear or the words covers other words.

Thanks!

Hotenergy

[Frank Ayres]

have just bought look forward to reading/watching it all.

What is the difference between this and the amazon cash machines course?

[Therese]

Re Cynthia's question ...
From the Amazon Kindle Terms & Conditions "You may not include in any Digital Book any advertisements or other content that is primarily intended to advertise or promote products or services. "

[Jay B]

Originally Posted by Frank Ayres

have just bought look forward to reading/watching it all.

What is the difference between this and the amazon cash machines course?

Thanks Frank,

Amazon Cash Machines is a much larger self-publishing course that I created in 2010, and the content in this WSO is a small part of that.

It currently sells for $97, but I am offering it at a large discount with the purchase of this Kindle Cash Machines.

Thanks a bunch,

Jay

[martbost]

I just wanted to post an update on my success with this system. It has been amazingly simple and rock solid in my opinion. While I haven't made a lot of money with it yet, it is steadily growing each day on sales.

I wanted to put an excerpt from my sales thus far in just over a month. What people need to keep in mind is that once these books are created, they can generate a TRUE RESIDUAL INCOME over time as they sell repeatedly.

I have about 50 - 60 books published right now and hope to break the 100 mark by the end of this month. The slowest process is putting them together.

One last thing to mention is that I am finding the most success with creating books from PLR articles and not existing PLR products that are already assembled. Those seem to be saturated in the Kindle stores already. The "home baked" method seems to be the most effective.

Amounts from the US Store:



Amounts from the UK store:

[JMSD]

Originally Posted by Therese

Re Cynthia's question ...
From the Amazon Kindle Terms & Conditions "You may not include in any Digital Book any advertisements or other content that is primarily intended to advertise or promote products or services. "

Does that mean you can't recommend affiliate products in your Kindle book?

At the price of this offer, it's okay but the content created raised more questions about how to than it answered. For example, I've since found from YouTube Video demos and free info sites that Word is not a good place to start since it produces extraneous codes which can cause formatting problems when converted to html.

This will be my 2nd only request for a WSO refund since I became a member.

I would have gladly paid more if the information had been far more clearly researched and video demo given in the formatting of one's manuscript.

For instance, wouldn't it be better to compose one's manuscript in an HTML editor, then use MobiPocket rather than the unclear and confusing process demonstrated?

Word>WordSavedAsHTML>MobiPocket?

I've published books on Amazon so I'm not new to that but don't yet have the step-by-step video demo guide that could be called "definitive" that I expected from this WSO.

Is there any other Warrior willing to take up the challenge of creating something really workable WITHOUT using Word for the manuscript for Kindle publishing?

If so, I'd be interested to hear from you. Please PM me.

[SupplementTalk]

How long before you can see results (sales)? What have you found to be the most important part of selling a kindle, the graphics on the book, or the keywords you choose to title the book? I am contemplating buying the WSO. I think the template and Jason Fladliens advice might be worth it.

[SupplementTalk]

Originally Posted by JMSD

Does that mean you can't recommend affiliate products in your Kindle book?

At the price of this offer, it's okay but the content created raised more questions about how to than it answered. For example, I've since found from YouTube Video demos and free info sites that Word is not a good place to start since it produces extraneous codes which can cause formatting problems when converted to html.

This will be my 2nd only request for a WSO refund since I became a member.

I would have gladly paid more if the information had been far more clearly researched and video demo given in the formatting of one's manuscript.

For instance, wouldn't it be better to compose one's manuscript in an HTML editor, then use MobiPocket rather than the unclear and confusing process demonstrated?

Word>WordSavedAsHTML>MobiPocket?

I've published books on Amazon so I'm not new to that but don't yet have the step-by-step video demo guide that could be called "definitive" that I expected from this WSO.

Is there any other Warrior willing to take up the challenge of creating something really workable WITHOUT using Word for the manuscript for Kindle publishing?

If so, I'd be interested to hear from you. Please PM me.

You say you have been selling books on Amazon for some time now, any success yet? If so, why would you have chosen to buy a product that shows you how to do what you already know how to do?

[BrianTerr]

My first sale was within 24 hours of uploading my first book, my $$ result is just a few dollars more than martbost above, in fact a few days ago my stats looked almost exactly the same, however I have far fewer books uploaded, only 15 or so. I've been busy brainstorming outsourcing and automation. I haven't uploaded a book since the beginning of Feb, and I started on the 30th Dec.


I know, I know. I should get to it.

[Jay B]

Wow, that is really fantastic! Thanks for sharing your success story! Love the screen shot for proof that this method really works ) It's just a numbers game.

Best,

Jay

Originally Posted by martbost

I just wanted to post an update on my success with this system. It has been amazingly simple and rock solid in my opinion. While I haven't made a lot of money with it yet, it is steadily growing each day on sales.

I wanted to put an excerpt from my sales thus far in just over a month. What people need to keep in mind is that once these books are created, they can generate a TRUE RESIDUAL INCOME over time as they sell repeatedly.

I have about 50 - 60 books published right now and hope to break the 100 mark by the end of this month. The slowest process is putting them together.

One last thing to mention is that I am finding the most success with creating books from PLR articles and not existing PLR products that are already assembled. Those seem to be saturated in the Kindle stores already. The "home baked" method seems to be the most effective.

Amounts from the US Store:



Amounts from the UK store: