Kindle X [Video Proof - $8,300+ in March]

[infohighwayman]

Looks like the heavy hitters are going for this one. I got my reco from being on Paul Coleman"s List. I bought but got timed out on paypal somehow: but here is my reciept . Thanks in advance. DarbyApr 11, 2012 15:07:45 PDT
Receipt No:1062-3430-1145-8582

[hpgoodboy]

Hi Megan,

I bought it and went through it and it is excellent.

HP

PS:
Quote from the book:"It’s kind of awesome."
Yes, it is!

[Judit]

Megan,

I cannot send PM to you with the requested info. I dont have enough posts to enjoy the privilege of sending PMs.
PayPal receipt number for the payment is: 7EE45442TB184761C.
Judit

[Megan Duffy]

Judit, PM sent

[Kina]

I bought this earlier today and have gone through it quite a few times and have even visited the websites suggested. The entrance to Kindle Fiction is practically blown open with this WSO. Anyone who is interested in dealing with Kindle Fiction should certainly purchase this as it is full of great information that you won't find elsewhere.

[Megan Duffy]

Infohighwayman, PM sent

[luane]

Megan, After going through this WSO - I am speechless with delight!

You have made this such a simple process with all of YOUR
hard work, that I am so very grateful!

This is Stupendous! I also have a great deal of WSOs on Kindle
and this one is completely different with a new twist.

I've been making money on Kindle with Non-fiction, but this
is so much simpler and I can see the beauty of how you promote
versus hundreds of hours that others have suggested!

Thank you ever so much! I am recommending this to everyone I know
that loves Kindle!

Woo-hoo....off to get started now....so much to do..so little time...
so much $$$ to be made on Kindle thanks to Meagan! Kristie

[Mentholist]

Originally Posted by John Taylor

Megan,

snip
This is an excellent package. Great job!

John

I've been publishing on Kindle, but I'm relatively new here on WF, so I don't know how to post a "thanks" on the forum. This post is just to say - Thanks, John, your endorsement has persuaded me!

[Megan Duffy]

Where has the Thanks button gone?!

Thanks for all the great reviews folks!!

[KarenWillers]

Will this work for the nook?

[Judit]

Megan,
here is the Paypal info again:
11. Apr 2012 23:22:20 GMT+02:00
Transaction ID: 7EE45442TB184761C

Can you PM me your email? This is taking 1,5 hours now and 1 am where I am.

Thanks: Judit

[Megan Duffy]

Judit, PM --and an email-- sent.

EDIT: Phew! Sorted Enjoy!

[tpw]

This product is worth every penny asked for it by its author!!

It is strong enough to end up as a ClickBank offer priced at $197 or more!!

Buy it while it is still available!!


Bill Platt



For the record, I paid for this product and I am an affiliate.

[rob54]

At my request to Megan's offer of a limited amount of review copies, I received a copy of this WSO to review.

Read this carefully: THIS WSO IS KINDLE SELLING DYNAMITE!!!

I have an entire host of Sell Your Books On Kindle WSOs on my hard drive. Some are okay, a few are nothing special and one is very good just on the shear volume of quality content and continuous up dating done.

This WSO is digitally pound for pound one of the most original, actionable and results driven tutorials on how to publish "best seller" Kindle books I have ever read in just 26 pages of a pure gold laced road map to Kindle success.

Pages 7 - 24 is worth ten times what Megan is charging for this WSO to the serious aspiring Kindle writer/publisher. Its mostly advice that is counter to what is advised in every Kindle publishing WSO I own except for one that covers this area a bit, but does not offer a complete turbo charged results formula as this one does.

This is the only Kindle publishing WSO I have read (and I have at least seven of them on my hard drive as well as an annual paid Kindle publishing membership) that discloses a very novel way to get a bunch of "real" reviews (no Kindle account suicide Fiverr fake review tricks, etc.) from real people who are real fans of the type of book you publish. Brilliant and impossible for this method to become saturated in my view.

Megan even tells you where these folks are and the book type they are over the top fans of. No use asking hard core love story fans to review your murder mystery book and hope for a good review because they just aren't interested. Megan shows you where "interested" in your niche people are who are eager to review your book.

Another method details how to get full length books done for you by talented writers for you. If you really want to get up and running faster than writing the book your self. No third world outsourcing books written in broken English. Yes, this will cost you some first world beans, but if done right your ROI will be crazy good.

With this method, I can see me earning much more publishing six books a year than 50 as advised by most other Kindle publishing tutorials whose method requires one publish scores of books annually to earn income worth earning. To be fair, two other Kindle WSOs I own also advises quality over shear volume. BUT THEY DON'T OFFER THE ROCKET FUEL FORMULA IN THIS WSO TO SHOOT YOUR BOOK SALES INTO THE STRATOSPHERE.

Book publishing is part art, common sense and timing. Despite how thrilled I am about this method, it will not guarantee your book reaches best seller status. It WILL give your book (if you follow the steps faithfully) the BEST CHANCE of becoming a best seller in record time above all of the Kindle publishing methods I have ever read. And I have read, seen and listened to most of the best selling Kindle publishing WSOs on the WF.

Two Very BIG THUMBS UP!!

[Megan Duffy]

Thanks for the fantastic reviews!

(That "Thanks" button again better come back soon! )

[tpw]

Originally Posted by loud1946

Megan, This sound real good, but the cost is too high for me.
Thanks anyhow.

In this case, the value exceeds the price.

And with this knowledge, you could make back your investment quickly.

Megan really is offering this for far less than she should be, and you could make your investment back hundreds of times over....

If only you are willing to take action on this now, while it is still available.

Success comes by those who have the balls to reach out and get the tools they need to succeed.

Borrow the money if you have to, but don't let this one pass you by!!

[Thomas Wilkinson]

Well worth the money. One of the few WSOs I've bought lately that
I have felt like I got a real value.

Thomas Wilkinson

Megan: You only get so many "Thanks" per day. Your thanks button will be back tomorrow.

Bill: You and Sam know what I do on Kindle. I didn't think I needed anymore Kindle stuff on
my computer. I'm glad I made an exception with this one. (....and I'm still not in Australia.)

[Megan Duffy]

Originally Posted by KarenWillers

Will this work for the nook?

The same system will work for the nook, but this course doesn't cover nook formatting at all.

If you know how to format for the nook, it would certainly be of some benefit!

[Megan Duffy]

Thanks Thomas! I was refreshing the page and couldn't figure out why the button wasn't there

[Bazbo]

What about this, Megan? This is my main concern, too.

Bought it, read it, liked it. The list of book review bloggers alone is worth the price of the WSO.

However you can kiss the primary source you list for obtaining the pre-written books goodbye as this WSO sells (and it will). That will become saturated quick, and every author will get that same message from dozens of warriors - count on it.

[Megan Duffy]

specialized - Certain genres sell better than others -- that's just how it is. When was the last time you saw a literary fiction book on the bestseller list? Trends come and go in book publishing. Does that mean you can't create your own trend or sell books in a genre that isn't hugely popular right now? Of course not. It's just easier to sell what's popular.

Re: Writers -- They can publish on Kindle, but a lot of them don't have the time to deal with it or the knowledge to make sales. There's still book cover design, formatting, and marketing to deal with. Many people just aren't interested or don't have the time or would rather just take some upfront cash instead of waiting on Kindle royalties.

$250 buys the rights. I don't share the royalties.

[Megan Duffy]

Hi bazbo - Copy and pasting from another post I made in response to that:

There are lots of new books being added to the primary source listed in this WSO every day, but if it does become saturated, you're right, the other sources listed are excellent and will work just as well.

[tpw]

Originally Posted by Megan Duffy

Hi bazbo - Copy and pasting from another post I made in response to that:

There are lots of new books being added to the primary source listed in this WSO every day, but if it does become saturated, you're right, the other sources listed are excellent and will work just as well.

To back up Megan, the one source mentioned might get saturated, but that one source is just a drop in a vast ocean of opportunity.

This system will never become saturated.

[Megan Duffy]

Thanks, tpw!

[tpw]

Originally Posted by Thomas Wilkinson

Well worth the money. One of the few WSOs I've bought lately that
I have felt like I got a real value.

Thomas Wilkinson

Megan: You only get so many "Thanks" per day. Your thanks button will be back tomorrow.

Bill: You and Sam know what I do on Kindle. I didn't think I needed anymore Kindle stuff on
my computer. I'm glad I made an exception with this one. (....and I'm still not in Australia.)

ROFLMOAO

Like Megan, I have been out of Thanks buttons since about 7am this morning...

Megan: You get 25 Thanks to use in every 24 period.

Yes, this one was well worth the investment... Use it well...

G'day mate!!

[tjk1058]

Very interesting read... short and to the point. Looks like she really knows what she is talking about and has changed my thinking on publishing on kindle.

I have been publishing in the erotica niche and have been doing moderately well so far but I have to agree it takes quite a few more of these stories for creating a decent income then maybe publishing just a few of these types of stories.

I may have to try one and test the waters to see how it goes!

Thanks,

TedK

[Megan Duffy]

Thanks again for all the great feedback everybody!

I will be back online --with my Thanks button! -- tomorrow morning to answer any questions.

Megan

[rob54]

Originally Posted by specialized

This sounds a little bit ominous to me, the thing about it needing to be in "the right genre." If you're saying that the reality is that only certain genres like (for example) supernatural thriller, supernatural romance, and romance do well on Kindle and all other genres would be a waste of time to even try, that would be mighty discouraging. Does Amazon give sales statistics by genre?

Also I am having a great deal of trouble understanding how or why any self-respecting writer would ever sell the rights to their 20,000+-word novel for $250 without having a clue that they could self-publish on Kindle and similar outlets. Unless you are talking about acquiring distribution rights to foreign titles.

Is the $250 you mention an advance, and you have to share royalties with the original author, or are you saying that the $250 buys all rights to the title forever? Thanks

I don't know what your criteria of "self respecting" writer is, but many many people will sell their whatever when they are in dire need for some desperately needed "right now" money over some possible future money.

If you have ever seen the cable show, "Pawn Stars", you will see people in dire need of money selling their valuables for cents on the dollar all the time for any number of reasons.

Megan never said these writers are writers who are earning their full time living from writing and have a fan base. Many will be talented writers who have never been published and have given up after going the traditional route and gotten their work rejected 20 times. It is your advantage to see a diamond in what the writer thinks is a piece of coal because its been rejected so many times, etc.

I have a friend who routinely buys vacant land for 15 - 25 cents on the dollar from people who believes their land is useless and are tired of paying yearly taxes on it, or just need cash fast because of a divorce, business cash flow problem and any number of other issues. After they sign and return the paperwork, he overnights them a cashiers check and they always cash it. The same issues applies with writers of unpublished books. Much less "right now" money beats the possibility, but not a guarantee of more money in the future a bunch of times.

By the way, it is in bad taste to give away key parts of a WSO in the WSO thread. It would have been more appropriate and respectful to have PMed your concerns to Megan.

[goingup]

Could you tell me how many PAGES per 10,ooo words?
These are books that someone already wrote...or are you ordering a book
according to your chosen niche? Im asking for a timeframe here. If already written, timeframe is now. If you are ordering-a month? 3 months?
Can you see a sample first to check quality?
All niches available?
Last, 20,000 costs the same as 80,000, or are there different price points?

thanks

[M.A.D. Pursuits]

Sent you a PM Megan, thanks!

[M.A.D. Pursuits]

Originally Posted by tpw

In this case, the value exceeds the price.

And with this knowledge, you could make back your investment quickly.

Megan really is offering this for far less than she should be, and you could make your investment back hundreds of times over....

If only you are willing to take action on this now, while it is still available.

Success comes by those who have the balls to reach out and get the tools they need to succeed.

Borrow the money if you have to, but don't let this one pass you by!!

Bill, sent you a PM when you get a chance. Thanks.

[BrianTerr]

Hi Megan,

I bought this and have just had a read, thanks for giving your method away so cheaply, at $27.00 it's a bargain.

I do have a question for you though. Will Amazon treat your method of content acquisition as "freely available web content" and ban your account? I have already had 2 kdp accounts go west because of methods sold on WF. One of those accounts was using a content method very simular to yours.

[tpw]

Originally Posted by goingup

Could you tell me how many PAGES per 10,ooo words?

There are roughly 500 words per page. So 10,000 words is roughly 20 pages.

[danj]

Originally Posted by Megan Duffy

Thanks again for all the great feedback everybody!

I will be back online --with my Thanks button! -- tomorrow morning to answer any questions.

Megan

Megan,

Do you cover book pricing in your 27-page report?

Dan

[jacktackett]

The British have a word for this - gobsmacked... After slogging through several raving reviews on one of the Kindle masterminds I'm on I figured I'd come take a look. And was intrigued.

Then I saw folks Like Bill and Paul's comments and others - so I purchased.

And I'm glad I did. The great part for me - FINALLY someone discusses and even provides a template for securing rights to a work. Almost all WSOs simply ignore this very important point - and a few will discuss things like NDAs which do not provide the protection of a contract assigning rights. Kudos to Megan for 'breaking' the silence there and helping publishers protect themselves. I would suggest adding a clause to the agreement specifying they (the writer) will indemnify you in case of infringement - but other than that nick pick its a great resource.

The discussion of how to make a cover - short, sweet, and to the point and worth multiple times the cost.

The rest of the WSO rocks as well.

Her coverage of formatting is straight on - so many people like to make it sound difficult - and while it can be, especially for non-fiction books - for fiction books it pretty straight forward. You won't find hard core formatting techiques, but you will find what you need to create a well formatted fiction book ( I guess the young folk call those novels eh?)

As a published author and publisher myself I can highly recommend Megan's WSO.

best,
--Jack

[rob54]

Originally Posted by danj

Megan,

Do you cover book pricing in your 27-page report?

Dan

Hi Dan,

If you don't mind me jumping in while Megan is taking a break. No she doesn't cover pricing. However, most Kindle WSO models suggests you start at $2.99 to keep purchase resistance low and raise the price as sales hopefully rises with buying demand.

But in Megan's s model, if you follow her steps faithfully, you will publish your book with a hand full of positive reviews from real fans of the nieche your book is in (no paid reviews crap) from day one. So this may justify increasing your price a bit above $2.99 as a new author on the scene.

Some of this stuff is more art than science so you will have to test pricing for what seems to work best. There's also the option to offer the book for free for one day to get a word of mouth buzz and good reviews posted. The down side is you trade income for the hope of buzz and good reviews. Of course if your book sucks, this will back fire on you. Nothing will save you from poor book sales and bad reviews if your book is poorly written or on a subject few are wiling to spend money to read about.

I hope this helps you until Megan chimes in later.

Robert

[thomas1984]

Can some one tell me if the 4 images in the cover creation section that says (watch this) are supposed to be videos? I might just be dumb but when something says watch this I tend to click on it but these arnt doing nothing.

[tjmiller]

Wow!

Megan sent me a review copy this afternoon, and I was in the middle of several other projects. I just now had a chance to unzip the file and go through it. It didn't take me very long. (That's a good thing.) I was blown away.

This is beautifully simple... and brilliant. To be honest, I don't know what I expected. I figured it would be good, because of some of the names I've seen promoting this. What I didn't expect was that I'd love it. And. I. Love. It.

To be honest, my first thought when I read it was "I don't want to tell anyone about this, I'd rather just keep it to myself." That's silly of course, and not even necessary, because there is no shortage of unpublished manuscripts out there.

I do agree with the people who are saying that she has way undercharged for this information. I've paid much more for much less valuable information.

Well-done!

Teresa Miller

[tjmiller]

Originally Posted by thomas1984

Can some one tell me if the 4 images in the cover creation section that says (watch this) are supposed to be videos? I might just be dumb but when something says watch this I tend to click on it but these arnt doing nothing.

Thomas, I think she just meant "Watch This" as in "Look how simple this is" or "Look how few steps there are."

(Although I have to admit, out of habit I did try to click on the pictures too.)

[alansele]

Originally Posted by BrianTerr

Hi Megan,

I bought this and have just had a read, thanks for giving your method away so cheaply, at $27.00 it's a bargain.

I do have a question for you though. Will Amazon treat your method of content acquisition as "freely available web content" and ban your account? I have already had 2 kdp accounts go west because of methods sold on WF. One of those accounts was using a content method very simular to yours.

1. Ditto
2. I'd like the answer on this too.

Best regards
AlanSele

[btzr]

Hi Megan,

Just a quick question: what would you say how much time and money must be invested before you can release your first book with this course? I'm guessing $250 is just the tip of the iceberg. Just a rough estimation is fine. Thank you!

[densalsa]

Hi
Tough one this, already successfully published as a newbie on Kindle, and managed to get (briefly) to no 1 in a fairly competitive niche.
Do I really need this?
Could this gig of $27 add anything extra of value,?
Particularly at that price it triggers off an additional 20% vat in the U.K.

Well , maybe i will dive in anyway - heres hoping

[Kim Standerline]

If Tink says its good, then that's good enough for me to buy!

Kim

Originally Posted by TinkBD

I bought it and I am glad I did.

The main report is 26 pages and an easy read.

There is NO fluff and LOTS of good information. Whether you plan to use her methods to acquire or you plan to write your own fiction, she is providing excellent information.

The resource PDFs alone are worth the price of admission.

Best of luck with your WS, Megan. You deserve it!

[PeterGarety]

Hi Megan,

I was sent here by my best friend, as he was astonished by non B.S. approach how this WSO was offered. So, I purchased it and I am impressed!

26 pages of actionable content that you can implement today and get your first book published within next 24-48 hours. Simple and results driven WSO.

I will 100% recommend this to my customers and my VA is already working on this!!!

Sincerely,
Peter

[9time]

A product that is very interesting.

[96Darkhorse]

Hi,
i think there is problem with paypal, i am unable to do the purchase

Regards,
C

[alansele]

Hello Megan,

I was rather dubious at the beginning of your sales letter, but as I kept reading it, it did make sense.

So I dished out $27 bucks, and expected a reasonable value for money.

Didn't get it though!

I got out MUCH MORE - you definitely exceeded my expectations.

Techniques you are describing and sources you are listing just blew me away.

I could not stop reading and going to websites you suggested.

And anybody who is worried whether they'll run out of topics/categories - worry no more!

You are safe (at least until number of warriors who buy and follow this methodology approaches a number close to the USA National Debt).

I do have a couple of questions:
1. How do you ensure that the pen name you choose does not already exist ( on Amazon)
2. What is the procedure for obtaining the Pen Name (on Amazon and possibly other publishers like Nook)?

Best regards
AlanSele

[iisjon]

This looks like a really interesting idea... something that I've never considered before. I've got a few questions though:

1) Are the sites that we buy the books from, specifically for authors to sell their books with all rights included? In other words, do we have to negotiate each sale or are they expecting to give away resale rights anyway?

2) Aside from buying this WSO & buying the rights to the books, are there any other costs involved (membership fees to buy the books, etc)?

3) Can anyone create an account to sell Kindle books? Is there any cost? I guess Amazon take a percentage of your sales...?

4) Once you've got a book up on the Kindle store and start making sales, how soon do you get paid - is it similar terms to Amazon's affiliate scheme?

Also - and this is more out of interest than anything else - the $8,300 you made in March, how many books did you have to put on sale to make that...?

Thanks,
Jon

[Kim Standerline]

Hi Alan

To answer your last question if I may, it doesn't matter how many times your pen name is used on Amazon by other's you can still use it. The one I use is apparently used by other people

When you upload your book via KDP, it will ask you what name you want to use. (You can use as many as you want)

Kim

Originally Posted by alansele

I do have a couple of questions:
1. How do you ensure that the pen name you choose does not already exist ( on Amazon)
2. What is the procedure for obtaining the Pen Name (on Amazon and possibly other publishers like Nook)?

Best regards
AlanSele

[VoiceOfTruth]

This looks an interesting wso.
What price do you sell the books for?
How much money do Amazon take out for each book you sell?