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on writing a novel for young adults on Kindle

by mockupsguy
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hey warriors,

if I want to create a novel for young adults on Kindle, where can I find information on which categories are the most popular so I can know what genre to write and produce material for.

any help would be really appreciated!

cheers!
#adults #kindle #writing #young
  • Profile picture of the author Chris Chicas
    Use Google and it will give you plenty of hours of fun info.

    Anyhow, write about what you love writing about. Writing for what you think people want will only burn you out and you won't make any money.

    Good luck.
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  • Profile picture of the author agmccall
    I would go to the kindle direct publishing forum and ask questions there

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  • Profile picture of the author MValmont
    Originally Posted by mockupsguy View Post

    hey warriors,

    if I want to create a novel for young adults on Kindle, where can I find information on which categories are the most popular so I can know what genre to write and produce material for.

    any help would be really appreciated!

    cheers!
    Learn how to do keywords research on kindle first...

    Don't go on the Kindle forum, most of them are clueless and are not making money.

    Invest in a good step by step program that will show you how to do it...

    You have to look at what the best sellers are doing and do the same thing...You also have to find niches that are not too competitive so you can compete with them. It takes hours to explain how to do this properly.
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    • Profile picture of the author agmccall
      Originally Posted by MValmont View Post


      Don't go on the Kindle forum, most of them are clueless and are not making money.

      Invest in a good step by step program that will show you how to do it...

      .
      Spoken by someone who just happens to sell one of those programs.

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      • Profile picture of the author MValmont
        Originally Posted by agmccall View Post

        Spoken by someone who just happens to sell one of those programs.

        al
        Yes, and what? There are many programs out there and the person can buy any of them.

        The bottom line is what I said is true.

        Learning from a step-by-step program versus learning on the kindle publishing program...Which one will be the fastest? From which one will you get the best value? From the program of course.

        For all the newbies: the solution is NOT to take advice from people with thousands of posts on a forum (especially if they have nothing to sell, big red flag. It means they re not a producer, they are a consumer). The fastest way to make it is to follow a good system.

        I'm totally honest in what I do: I post on this forum because it builds me an audience. I provide value and in exchange they provide value to me. If people like my posts, yes they might buy one of my products. It's a fair exchange.

        You should be careful with people with thousands of posts that do not sell anything. Why are they here? Probably because after all these years, they are STILL NOT MAKING MONEY to be honest. Why would you take advice from these people?

        But that's just my personal opinion, I'm probably wrong. I'm making a lot of money online but obviously I've been lucky.
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        • Profile picture of the author agmccall
          Originally Posted by MValmont View Post


          You should be careful with people with thousands of posts that do not sell anything. Why are they here? Probably because after all these years, they are STILL NOT MAKING MONEY to be honest. Why would you take advice from these people?
          Also remember this. Just because someone is not selling something on the Warrior Forum, does not mean they are not selling anything. Some people have this idea that the Warrior Forum is the be-all, end-all solution to making any money online. By his own admission he is here for customers.

          Secondly, just because someone is selling something does not mean their advice is any better.

          For full disclosure. I purchased MValmont's kindle product and it is a decent product. But my advice still stands. Use the KDP forum as well as other sites and forums. There is much information and questions I had answered at the forum that was not answered in products I purchased.

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          • Profile picture of the author MValmont
            Originally Posted by agmccall View Post

            Also remember this. Just because someone is not selling something on the Warrior Forum, does not mean they are not selling anything. Some people have this idea that the Warrior Forum is the be-all, end-all solution to making any money online. By his own admission he is here for customers.

            Secondly, just because someone is selling something does not mean their advice is any better.

            For full disclosure. I purchased MValmont's kindle product and it is a decent product. But my advice still stands. Use the KDP forum as well as other sites and forums. There is much information and questions I had answered at the forum that was not answered in products I purchased.

            al

            See, you purchased a product first, THEN you went on forums to get more answers.

            That's the way to do it, not the other way around.
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            • Profile picture of the author agmccall
              Originally Posted by MValmont View Post

              See, you purchased a product first, THEN you went on forums to get more answers.

              That's the way to do it, not the other way around.
              Actually I did not purchase first. I did a lot of reading on blogs and forums. I sought out case studies, I did niche research, I did a lot of things first. Then I got a free offer and thought it out carefully, did some more research. Then I bought the product.

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              • Profile picture of the author MValmont
                Originally Posted by agmccall View Post

                Actually I did not purchase first. I did a lot of reading on blogs and forums. I sought out case studies, I did niche research, I did a lot of things first. Then I got a free offer and thought it out carefully, did some more research. Then I bought the product.

                al
                From my personal experience,

                People that make money online quickly are the one with a high speed of implementation. They don't just go in forums all day asking for advice. They take action, quickly.

                You don't do that and I assume you have success, good for you.
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