Kindle: No-BS Guide to Creating and Publishing Bestselling Ebooks (Three #1s So Far) Closing Apri 19

[Chris Lockwood]

This WSO has been replaced by a new one that is the original offer with bonuses added:

The new WSO is here

[Chris Lockwood]

Please see new WSO which replaced this one- the link to it is in the first post above.

[Chris Lockwood]

Please see new WSO which replaced this one- the link to it is in the first post above.

[IMHunter]

This E-Book consists of 43 Pages. It is a very newbie friendly course. Chris have put together a great course for Kindle Marketing. Everything you need to know about Kindle Marketing consists in this E-book. With this course you can literally make and promote your book with little to no cost. Grab it before it's price goes up.

[WhosChrisHughes]

Chris helped me get the #1 ranking for my keyword "how to juggle" on all of Amazon, as seen in the screen shot above using the information he shares in the report. If you actually do the work and follow his instructions, you'll get results.

Big thanks again to you Chris, couldn't have done it without your help man.

[Chris Lockwood]

Originally Posted by IMHunter

This E-Book consists of 43 Pages. It is a very newbie friendly course. Chris have put together a great course for Kindle Marketing. Everything you need to know about Kindle Marketing consists in this E-book. With this course you can literally make and promote your book with little to no cost. Grab it before it's price goes up.

Thanks for the comments.

[Chris Lockwood]

Originally Posted by WhosChrisHughes

Chris helped me get the #1 ranking for my keyword "how to juggle" on all of Amazon, as seen in the screen shot above using the information he shares in the report. If you actually do the work and follow his instructions, you'll get results.

Big thanks again to you Chris, couldn't have done it without your help man.

Thanks for the comments. I'm still amazed how you're outranking all the physical products for juggling on the entire site as well as all the books with that word in the title that aren't about the art of juggling. It's a good reminder that Kindle shoppers don't necessarily search just in the Kindle store but might search the whole site, so it helps to rank well there, too.

[joe.marsh]

Hi Chris...

Good job on your report.

I like that it is straight to the point and you don't fill it with fluff and filler.

And... With the cost just a few bucks... You can't go wrong.

There is stuff in there for everyone.

Thanks again...

Joe

[Chris Lockwood]

Originally Posted by joe.marsh

Hi Chris...

Good job on your report.

I like that it is straight to the point and you don't fill it with fluff and filler.

And... With the cost just a few bucks... You can't go wrong.

There is stuff in there for everyone.

Thanks again...

Joe

Thanks for the comments!

[batchos]

Chris shared most of the info included in this ebook with me earlier, which included two informal webinars. But I bought the WSO because I like supporting marketers, like Chris, who are more helpful than hypeful.

This is a basic guide for newbies to Kindle. It contains all you need to know to get up and running with your first book. Chris includes a nice bonus at the end of the book which gives you the big picture about what you were learning throughout the guide.

Invest in this guide to Kindle publishing and let Chris help you publish your first book.

[Chris Lockwood]

Originally Posted by batchos

Chris shared most of the info included in this ebook with me earlier, which included two informal webinars. But I bought the WSO because I like supporting marketers, like Chris, who are more helpful than hypeful.

This is a basic guide for newbies to Kindle. It contains all you need to know to get up and running with your first book. Chris includes a nice bonus at the end of the book which gives you the big picture about what you were learning throughout the guide.

Invest in this guide to Kindle publishing and let Chris help you publish your first book.

Thanks for the nice comments.

[CraigSunney]

This is a simple (but far from simplistic), straightforward 'how to' guide that will be easy to follow for the beginner who wants to publish on kindle and other platforms.

However, it also goes beyond the basics, and so should also be of interest to the more intermediate to advanced IM'ers. In particular, I especially appreciated

+ How to tweak existing IM tactics for list building when publishing on Kindle
+ What software to use while publishing
+ Pros and Cons of KDP and when to opt into it
+ Why you should get on board with publishing on platforms like (but not limited to) Amazon
+ Some ways to use it for list building
+ What kind of stuff works best including some content ideas.
+ Thoughts on pricing strategies for low pricing
+ Thoughts on pricing strategies for medium to high pricing

I now feel I have everything I need to put my first book up on Kindle, and make it a successful one. Thanks Chris for sharing this knowledge with me.

[Chris Lockwood]

Originally Posted by CraigSunney

This is a simple (but far from simplistic), straightforward 'how to' guide that will be easy to follow for the beginner who wants to publish on kindle and other platforms.

However, it also goes beyond the basics, and so should also be of interest to the more intermediate to advanced IM'ers. In particular, I especially appreciated

+ How to tweak existing IM tactics for list building when publishing on Kindle
+ What software to use while publishing
+ Pros and Cons of KDP and when to opt into it
+ Why you should get on board with publishing on platforms like (but not limited to) Amazon
+ Some ways to use it for list building
+ What kind of stuff works best including some content ideas.
+ Thoughts on pricing strategies for low pricing
+ Thoughts on pricing strategies for medium to high pricing

I now feel I have everything I need to put my first book up on Kindle, and make it a successful one. Thanks Chris for sharing this knowledge with me.

Thanks, Craig. It will be interesting to see what books you end up creating.

[RonShev]

I am unable to download the PDF. When I right click there is no option for saving.

[Chris Lockwood]

Originally Posted by RonShev

I am unable to download the PDF. When I right click there is no option for saving.

Did you try the help desk? I don't see a ticket from you.

What computer and browser are you using? I just tried clicking the link for the PDF, and whether I use the right or left button, it wants to download the PDF. So try your left mouse button on that link, and if that doesn't work, put in a help desk ticket. Thanks.

[david0217]

Will this work for fiction? I assume so but just wanted to be clear

[Chris Lockwood]

Just looked at this on my phone and couldn't see anything above the buy button in my first post, since the graphic was too big to display there. So for those who can't see the sales letter graphic, I added a link to an identical text version to the FAQ and the bottom of the first post.

[Chris Lockwood]

Originally Posted by david0217

Will this work for fiction? I assume so but just wanted to be clear

Yes, I don't steer people towards one specific niche. This is not about everyone doing the same thing, but doing what makes sense for you.

Kindle is probably the best thing to happen for fiction writers since Gutenberg, since it makes it easy for them to get their work directly to readers without having to go through the process of getting it accepted by a publishing company.

It's also great for those who want to dabble in fiction (or any other type of writing, for that matter), but aren't sure if they can write it well, since it's so easy to make your writing available and see if anyone responds to it, and costs practically nothing to do.

However, this is not a course in how to write fiction, but if you can write it this will take you the rest of the way to getting it published and sold.

BTW That's the Gutenberg that invented the printing press, not the guy from Police Academy.

[Chris Lockwood]

Another WSO replaced this one- see link in first post.

[chuckles]

so this will work for fiction?

I have a fiction book (comedy/thriller) I have written that is nowhere currently so I am looking for a guide that actually works that will show HOW to promote effectively.

Also how much of a budget would be required for promotion?

[Chris Lockwood]

Originally Posted by chuckles

so this will work for fiction?

I have a fiction book (comedy/thriller) I have written that is nowhere currently so I am looking for a guide that actually works that will show HOW to promote effectively.

Also how much of a budget would be required for promotion?

Yes, like I said, this is not about everyone pursuing the same niche or category or book.

I'm more about teaching you how to fish rather than pretending to tell you where the secret fishing spot is where the fish were biting a few hours ago right before I called all my fishing buddies to give them the GPS coordinates to the spot, so by the time you get there tomorrow, you'd be better off finding some other random place to fish.

Most authors/publishers I've known don't have a budget for that because they don't spend any money on promotion. (Many of them don't spend any money on their Kindle projects beyond having covers made.)

Of course there are ways you can spend money marketing if you like, so I'll cover that, but will also assume most of the audience will not be looking to spend much money on marketing their books.

[eknywork]

On the webinar series I'll walk you through this process step-by-step, if
you find it easier to learn this type of thing from a video.

Thank u for that because I do not follow reading the material as good as video, did sign up for the Webinar

[Chris Lockwood]

This has been replaced by a new WSO with bonuses added.
The new WSO is here