If you are thinking about making a Kindle eBook..

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STOP THINKING ABOUT IT AND DO IT ALREADY.

On Thursday afternoon I put an eBook of mine (a home workout program) on Amazon. It took me all of 30 minutes to format the book, make a great cover, and upload it to Amazon. It was in review for 24 hours, I left early Friday morning for a fishing trip and I just got home. The book has already sold. At $4.99 a copy. It is by far the easiest money I have ever made.

So if you are thinking about it, just do it. Just make sure you are giving people something of value to keep refunds down and to keep those consumers coming back to you in the future.
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  • Profile picture of the author Paul Coleman
    Totally agree with you. Amazon has set things up so that you have nothing to lose. It is definitely worth launching on Kindle.

    Paul
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    • Profile picture of the author doorkicker13
      Originally Posted by Paul Coleman View Post

      Totally agree with you. Amazon has set things up so that you have nothing to lose. It is definitely worth launching on Kindle.

      Paul
      I should be the one agreeing with you. You made it happen.
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  • Profile picture of the author bheard1015
    I am curious, did you use word to build the ebook or another program. I am new, any help would be appreciated. Regards - Brian
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  • Profile picture of the author Dwight Anthony
    It really is a great platform and growing every day. Hope to have a kindle book or two online before end of the year.
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  • Profile picture of the author LauraJames
    Congratulations! This is really a great idea. While I am certainly familiar with Kindle and e-books, I did not know this process was so easy. Thank you for sharing this information with the members of the Warrior Forum. I am not only encouraged by this, but determined to get involved with this process as well. Best wishes to you.
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  • Profile picture of the author WebPen
    Congrats! This is something I've been putting off myself, for no good reason :-/
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  • Profile picture of the author Charlotte Jay
    I gotta get on the Kindle bandwagon. Thanks for the kick in the butt
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    • Profile picture of the author rajivkumar900
      ok i have just done with my first book listing..first thing, i have downloaded above software and havent found very useful at first glance but i do want to report that amazon itself convert your book in kindle formate..might be i m missing something its my first effort on amazon kindle book publishing.
      but at the end of the day i have done with my first listing
      waiting for review
      Thanks buddy to start this thread i was thinking since long time to list my books on ebook but i finally took action today ..
      Thakns.
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  • Profile picture of the author lefty359
    I just scanned the typewritten manuscript of my novel, Murder Doubles Down, into my computer. Formatted it in Open Office and uploaded to Kindle. It's now on sale.
    Wish tis had come along 20 yrs ago.
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  • Profile picture of the author la dominatrix
    I have created all my Kindle ebooks in Word and Amazon formats them for me. For those that have never done it it is easy. However don't bother adding images becasue they are greyed out. If anyone needs any assistance please pm me and I will be glad to assist.
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    • Profile picture of the author Diane S
      Originally Posted by la dominatrix View Post

      I have created all my Kindle ebooks in Word and Amazon formats them for me. For those that have never done it it is easy. However don't bother adding images becasue they are greyed out. If anyone needs any assistance please pm me and I will be glad to assist.
      Go ahead and add the images because anyone reading on an ipad can see them in full color.

      I used Kindle Revolutions to help me with my first Kindle publication. That is such a great resource. The sections on getting your book noticed is very good.

      I composed in Word, saved as a .doc, and submitted. Used lots of color photos. Got a cover made. Did not use mobipocket thingy. It was simple, I just used Word. The directions are written out at the KDP (Kindle Direct Publishing) site.
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      • Profile picture of the author edlewis
        Originally Posted by Diane S View Post

        Go ahead and add the images because anyone reading on an ipad can see them in full color.

        I used Kindle Revolutions to help me with my first Kindle publication. That is such a great resource. The sections on getting your book noticed is very good.

        I composed in Word, saved as a .doc, and submitted. Used lots of color photos. Got a cover made. Did not use mobipocket thingy. It was simple, I just used Word. The directions are written out at the KDP (Kindle Direct Publishing) site.
        I agree...

        Images will not have color on Kindle...but not including images for that reason is short-sighted, to say the least.

        The Kindle will be color shortly...or Amazon will have their own tablet...which will be color.

        Do you really want to publish a bunch of Kindle ebooks without color...only to have to go back and re-do all of them to include color in 6 months?

        And what about those who read on their laptop or devices with color?

        Those who read on their laptop via the Kindle App or on an Android device with color can still see color photos.

        Uploading as a .DOC is the way to go....unless you have access to Adobe InDesign and use the Kindle Plugin.
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    • Profile picture of the author ccd
      Originally Posted by la dominatrix View Post

      However don't bother adding images becasue they are greyed out.
      I have a how-to ebook that I'm thinking of converting to Kindle format, but it's image intensive, and the images are necessary to the content. Are Kindle images black-and-white, but legible? Or do images really not work well on Kindle at all?
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  • Profile picture of the author Thomas Wilkinson
    Don't want to get too promotional here but James Jones has a free webinar tonight on Kindle Creation. His webinars are usually full but you can try. Won't put a link in here but he isn't hiding.

    Thomas
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    • Profile picture of the author Why9999
      Easiest way is to just do it in word, clear out all formatting and format everything very simple. Be sure to get of all extra line breaks and insert proper page breaks after each chapter.

      Be careful with bolds and underlines. In my experience, they sometimes do strange things upon the Kindle conversion.

      NOTE: Keep your price 2.99 or above if you want the 70% commission...
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      • Profile picture of the author Why9999
        One other comments for those unaware:

        Submit to Smashwords. It takes a little more time but Smashwords will push it to Barnes and Noble, Sony, Apple, etc. They will create it in pdf, etc.

        This gives an incredible amount of options to your users/buyers.

        And Smashwords gives you a much higher share of the commission.
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        • Profile picture of the author ladywriter
          Do you get an ISBN for what you publish there?

          I love how Amazon does business. I recently sent them a complaint regarding my business account and they handled it in a way that exceeded in my expectations. I would use them for everything if I could.

          Regarding Smashmouth--can you publish both places? I don't see why not but there might be something I'm missing.
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          • Profile picture of the author doorkicker13
            Originally Posted by kstark View Post

            Do you get an ISBN for what you publish there?

            I love how Amazon does business. I recently sent them a complaint regarding my business account and they handled it in a way that exceeded in my expectations. I would use them for everything if I could.

            Regarding Smashmouth--can you publish both places? I don't see why not but there might be something I'm missing.
            You don't get an ISBN when you publish on Kindle. And yes, you can publish on both.
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          • Profile picture of the author Barbara Eyre
            I take it if we are from those states that Amazon no longer does affiliate commissions with (North Carolina for example), then it's a moot point? Or is the aforementioned commissions different from affiliate commissions?
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            • Profile picture of the author doorkicker13
              Originally Posted by Barbara Eyre View Post

              I take it if we are from those states that Amazon no longer does affiliate commissions with (North Carolina for example), then it's a moot point? Or is the aforementioned commissions different from affiliate commissions?
              I could be wrong but I'm don't think this applies as it's separate from Amazon Associates. You may want to email Amazon for clarification though.
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        • Profile picture of the author devonm
          Originally Posted by Why9999 View Post

          One other comments for those unaware:

          Submit to Smashwords. It takes a little more time but Smashwords will push it to Barnes and Noble, Sony, Apple, etc. They will create it in pdf, etc.

          This gives an incredible amount of options to your users/buyers.

          And Smashwords gives you a much higher share of the commission.
          THANK YOU for Smashwords. I didn't know about it. I didn't realize how PRICELESS that Warrior Forum is. It is PRICELESS!
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  • Profile picture of the author Thomas Wilkinson
    If you don't have Word, Open Office works almost as well and its free. YES! You can have pen names AND have live links.

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    Great stuff Man... thanks for sharing.
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    • Profile picture of the author Tarsha
      I have contemplated writing a kindle ebook, but I have no idea what to write about. I mean, I know a lot of people say "find an unmet need, and supply the product," but I have no idea how to research that. :confused:

      I think it's time for some serious brainstorming. Thanks for the post, it is motivating me.
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      • Profile picture of the author doorkicker13
        Originally Posted by TX_Girl777 View Post

        I have contemplated writing a kindle ebook, but I have no idea what to write about. I mean, I know a lot of people say "find an unmet need, and supply the product," but I have no idea how to research that. :confused:

        I think it's time for some serious brainstorming. Thanks for the post, it is motivating me.
        Write whatever you are interested in. If you are interested in it chances are someone else is too.
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      • Profile picture of the author Thomas Wilkinson
        Originally Posted by TX_Girl777 View Post

        I have contemplated writing a kindle ebook, but I have no idea what to write about. I mean, I know a lot of people say "find an unmet need, and supply the product," but I have no idea how to research that. :confused:
        Brainstorm a list of 10, 15 or 20 things and then use Google's keyword tool to see if they have any searches.
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        • Profile picture of the author PatriciaS
          Originally Posted by Thomas Wilkinson View Post

          Brainstorm a list of 10, 15 or 20 things and then use Google's keyword tool to see if they have any searches.

          And if you're using FireFox, get a nifty extension called DeeperWeb (free, of course) which gives you all sorts of other kinds of information and links -- blogs, research, news -- to augment your idea-generating within the topic.
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  • Profile picture of the author JamesGw
    I keep hearing good things about these kindle ebooks. I might have to check it out.
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  • Profile picture of the author sbucciarel
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    Originally Posted by doorkicker13 View Post

    STOP THINKING ABOUT IT AND DO IT ALREADY.

    On Thursday afternoon I put an eBook of mine (a home workout program) on Amazon. It took me all of 30 minutes to format the book, make a great cover, and upload it to Amazon. It was in review for 24 hours, I left early Friday morning for a fishing trip and I just got home. The book has already sold. At $4.99 a copy. It is by far the easiest money I have ever made.

    So if you are thinking about it, just do it. Just make sure you are giving people something of value to keep refunds down and to keep those consumers coming back to you in the future.
    I hear ya. Took me all of less than an hour to get mine uploaded and it was approved within 24 hrs. Have sold 24 copies at $9.99 so far on auto-pilot.
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    • Profile picture of the author donhx
      Originally Posted by sbucciarel View Post

      I hear ya. Took me all of less than an hour to get mine uploaded and it was approved within 24 hrs. Have sold 24 copies at $9.99 so far on auto-pilot.
      Cool. What was the time frame for those 24 copies? Day? Week? Longer?
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  • Profile picture of the author LetsWin
    Originally Posted by doorkicker13 View Post

    STOP THINKING ABOUT IT AND DO IT ALREADY.

    On Thursday afternoon I put an eBook of mine (a home workout program) on Amazon. It took me all of 30 minutes to format the book, make a great cover, and upload it to Amazon. It was in review for 24 hours, I left early Friday morning for a fishing trip and I just got home. The book has already sold. At $4.99 a copy. It is by far the easiest money I have ever made.

    So if you are thinking about it, just do it. Just make sure you are giving people something of value to keep refunds down and to keep those consumers coming back to you in the future.
    How many pages, was book? What type of keywords were used? 24 hours is quick. Did you write book? or outsource?
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  • Profile picture of the author donhx
    Originally Posted by doorkicker13 View Post

    STOP THINKING ABOUT IT AND DO IT ALREADY.

    On Thursday afternoon I put an eBook of mine (a home workout program) on Amazon. It took me all of 30 minutes to format the book, make a great cover, and upload it to Amazon. It was in review for 24 hours, I left early Friday morning for a fishing trip and I just got home. The book has already sold. At $4.99 a copy. It is by far the easiest money I have ever made.

    So if you are thinking about it, just do it. Just make sure you are giving people something of value to keep refunds down and to keep those consumers coming back to you in the future.
    The book has already sold... that's great. How many copies?
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  • Profile picture of the author nubchai
    Can you submit the same book to both Kindle and Smashwords?

    Thanks!
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  • Profile picture of the author pbrite
    I wrote on on how to get started as a freelance writer online. Put it in several formats, but Kindle was the fastest selling one for me so far. Since I don't know how to track pageviews on the Amazon page (I am so very new to IM), I'm considering dropping the book to half-price for a month just to see what happens.
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    • Profile picture of the author Richest
      Wow, congrats! That's really a great idea.
      What is the requirement from Amazon to publish kindle ebook on their site?
      What is the title of your kindle ebook? I'd love to see it on Amazon
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  • Profile picture of the author Coach Louisa
    That's great to hear. Congrates! What size is you book (I mean how much text?)

    So now that's your business card!
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  • Profile picture of the author omk
    Yep, the Kindle niche is hot right now. I'm surprised more marketers aren't looking at this area.
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  • Profile picture of the author tonnele
    Kindle is a great tool. You don't even need the device because they have Kindle for the PC. Simply Rocks!
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  • Profile picture of the author JamieSEO
    STOP THINKING ABOUT IT AND DO IT ALREADY.
    Exactly!!!

    I publish my own work on Kindle along with stuff for clients. It takes me less than a day to research, write, publish on Kindle and create a sales page for a unique ebook.

    Meanwhile... some of my clients STILL have not gotten their first ebook published on Kindle 3 months after it could have been published.

    Biggest stumbling block seems to be falling into the "editing loop" where they just keep changing their own changes and never quite have it 'perfect'.

    The key to success with internet marketing it to actually TAKE ACTION.

    Really glad for your post
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    • Profile picture of the author rajivkumar900
      Originally Posted by JamieSEO View Post

      Exactly!!!

      I publish my own work on Kindle along with stuff for clients. It takes me less than a day to research, write, publish on Kindle and create a sales page for a unique ebook.

      Meanwhile... some of my clients STILL have not gotten their first ebook published on Kindle 3 months after it could have been published.

      Biggest stumbling block seems to be falling into the "editing loop" where they just keep changing their own changes and never quite have it 'perfect'.

      The key to success with internet marketing it to actually TAKE ACTION.

      Really glad for your post
      I got lucky and within half an hour after reading this post my first book was live on kindle..LOL
      No sale.. but Nice experience so far..kindle is easy to use and it helped a lot when you are publishing your first book, i just gave my pdf and even havent created any cover they have created one for me by defaul..overall nice experience. I wll explore this project after completing the current one i have. so dont wait my friend just go and publish your first book if you havent done it yet..thier is money on the plate..only you need to take action.
      Thanks.
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      • Profile picture of the author JamieSEO
        Originally Posted by rajivkumar900 View Post

        I got lucky and within half an hour after reading this post my first book was live on kindle..LOL
        No sale.. but Nice experience so far..kindle is easy to use and it helped a lot when you are publishing your first book, i just gave my pdf and even havent created any cover they have created one for me by defaul..overall nice experience. I wll explore this project after completing the current one i have. so dont wait my friend just go and publish your first book if you havent done it yet..thier is money on the plate..only you need to take action.
        Thanks.
        Rajiv
        It depends on the niche, however while my Kindle books have not "set the world on fire" and "flown off the shelves", they actually make fairly steady (though small) passive income.

        I just love getting emails notifying me that I have made another sale for a Kindle book that I can't even remember writing!
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          Originally Posted by JamieSEO View Post

          It depends on the niche, however while my Kindle books have not "set the world on fire" and "flown off the shelves", they actually make fairly steady (though small) passive income.

          I just love getting emails notifying me that I have made another sale for a Kindle book that I can't even remember writing!
          I am still waiting for first email which actually notify about my first sale on kindle.. Actually i cant expect sales cause i was just testing how it works and i suppose to create a good cover page which i havent done so this could be the main reason i havent got any sale yet.. but i know I m too busy to work on kindle things but its in my pend list as i finish my current project i will move to kindle.
          Cheers.
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  • Profile picture of the author Liam Ireland
    Thanks for the post. I have just uploaded an e-book, I hope it does well!
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  • Profile picture of the author celente
    I am from australia and someone in here told me we were sort of banned from doing this. Or it is harder for anyone from Australia to do it.
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    • Profile picture of the author ThrillerAuthor
      Originally Posted by celente View Post

      I am from australia and someone in here told me we were sort of banned from doing this. Or it is harder for anyone from Australia to do it.
      You should be able to do it from down under. I'm from South Africa and are selling ebooks on kindle. They used to have a policy until about the latter half of last year that authors outside the US couldn't participate on the kindle platform, but then changed it.

      Basically the only differences between US authors and international authors on kindle are the way they handle payments and taxes. US authors can get payments directly in their US bank accounts, but international authors get paid by check (unless you happen to have a US bank acc.) - I already got checks from them.

      In terms of taxes, they treat the income you receive from kindle as authors' royalties (although you might actually be more of a publisher selling there) and royalties are subject to US income tax and income tax in your own country. If your country doesn't have a tax treaty with the US, or you don't supply them with the right tax documentation, they'll withhold about 30% of your royalties for US income tax. If you have a TIN or EIN you just have to supply them with the documentation and they'll stop withholding your taxes in the US. You can take look on their website about what they exactly require from you.

      I applied for an EIN (employers id no) back in 2008 for tax treaty benefits for my createspace books. I looked up a phone no on the IRS website, gave them my company details (i'm just a sole trader) and they sent me back a W-8BEN form with my EIN. You'll just have to physically mail the W-8BEN form to kindle, they don't accept it via email anymore.
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    • Profile picture of the author JamieSEO
      Originally Posted by celente View Post

      I am from australia and someone in here told me we were sort of banned from doing this. Or it is harder for anyone from Australia to do it.
      I am Australian...

      Kindle is actually no problem. The person you spoke with was probably referring to printed books through CreateSpace or Smashwords.

      We are not banned from doing this, however if you self publish without a US tax ID they withhold 30% tax on your royalties.

      In those cases because we do not have US tax ID's we need to get one.

      The process for getting a US Tax ID for an individual is a pain in the butt, however through trawling through a bazillion different US tax related forums and sites I was able to find a great way around it

      You can get an EIN (Employer Identification Number also known as a Federal Tax Identification Number) in your business name, or if you do not have a registered business name, in your own name.

      If you call the IRS on 267-941-1099 and ask for an EIN they can issue it over the phone. It takes about 10 minutes and you will need your Australian Tax File Number.

      Once you have that you just fill out a W-8BEN form and send it to CreateSpace/Smashwords


      Instructions about form: http://www.irs.gov/pub/irs-pdf/iw8ben.pdf

      Form: http://www.irs.gov/pub/irs-pdf/fw8ben.pdf


      The tax treaty between the US and Australia is Article 12

      This allows you to pay only 10% withholding tax on book royalties

      For the reason you are using the W-8BEN form you put "Australian author self publishing via US distributor
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      You only need to get an EIN once
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  • Profile picture of the author redlegrich
    Selling books (Kindle or otherwise) has nothing to do with the associate commission payments issue.
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  • Profile picture of the author Chess
    Thanks for the post.. It's the kick i needed.
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  • Profile picture of the author pmbrent
    I'm actaully working on publishing a few myself.
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  • Profile picture of the author Ephrils
    I was writing a new PLR packet when I realized it might be better spent as an ebook on Kindle. I still might, I can only locate one existing PLR packet in the niche and it's quite old and basic. Anyway, Amazon won't pay you if you live in North Carolina(like I do) and a few other states. I don't know why that is.

    So if I'm going to use the Kindle method I need another way to be paid.

    Any ideas?
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    • Profile picture of the author doorkicker13
      Originally Posted by Ephrils View Post

      I was writing a new PLR packet when I realized it might be better spent as an ebook on Kindle. I still might, I can only locate one existing PLR packet in the niche and it's quite old and basic. Anyway, Amazon won't pay you if you live in North Carolina(like I do) and a few other states. I don't know why that is.

      So if I'm going to use the Kindle method I need another way to be paid.

      Any ideas?
      As stated above you might want to look into this because KindleDP paymets are different from Amazon Associate payments.
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      • Profile picture of the author Ephrils
        Originally Posted by doorkicker13 View Post

        As stated above you might want to look into this because KindleDP paymets are different from Amazon Associate payments.
        Thanks, I WILL look into this

        I found an ebook I wrote that needs to be updated, but it's completely ready to go otherwise. It'd also make a good WSO.

        Choices! :p
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        • Profile picture of the author doorkicker13
          Originally Posted by Ephrils View Post

          Thanks, I WILL look into this

          I found an ebook I wrote that needs to be updated, but it's completely ready to go otherwise. It'd also make a good WSO.

          Choices! :p
          Why not both? Offer it as a WSO for a cheaper price than listed on Kindle = special offer, no?
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        • Profile picture of the author ronr
          Good to read about the success,.

          It hasn't been my experience.
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          • Profile picture of the author niffybranco
            Originally Posted by ronr View Post

            Good to read about the success,.

            It hasn't been my experience.
            What niche did you target.
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            • Profile picture of the author ronr
              Self improvement/womens niche.

              I only uploaded 3 books but it wasn't junk, it was formatted well, pretty good cover image, spent some time on tags, etc. They weren't just thrown together. 0 sales in about 8 weeks.

              Granted 3 books isn't a lot but based on my results I doesn't seem pursing for me. I would love to do more with Kindle but I would need to see results to continue. I do make money with my other online ventures.

              Originally Posted by niffybranco View Post

              What niche did you target.
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          Interesting Congrats
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  • Profile picture of the author niffybranco
    Publishing content on the kindle is very profitable if done right , just putting your book up there and hoping for the best will not make you much, like any other product it needs to be promoted properly.
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  • Profile picture of the author JayWeir
    Do you have any suggestions for how to price a kindle ebook based on niche? I haven't marketed to kindle before so I would like to get a sense of this if possible since kindle is different from amazon. Thanks.
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  • Profile picture of the author Ephrils
    I now have 2 of my ebooks in the Publishing limbo area(should go live sometime tomorrow) and a PLR packet I wrote ready to be edited into a new ebook in the next few days.

    Gonna promote them within the communities a little and keep writing. Write, publish, promote in that order

    Got a pressing WSO on the backburner too. It feels good to be busy
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  • Profile picture of the author coog
    Amazon offers their customers a free preview of, I think, the first chapter. Make sure your copy is especially good here. Punctuation, grammar, etc should be perfect. It will definitely help your sales.
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  • Profile picture of the author dagaul101
    Amazon certainly makes selling nfo products a lot easier
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  • Profile picture of the author doorkicker13
    Originally Posted by dillpickle View Post

    I take it no one knows if there is a way to ad people to your list after they buy? And whats the cheapest you can sell the ebook for? Can you do 1cent?
    As far as I know there is no way to get the people who purchase your book directly onto a list. However, you can have links in your Kindle books so...
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  • Profile picture of the author edlewis
    Originally Posted by dillpickle View Post

    I take it no one knows if there is a way to ad people to your list after they buy? And whats the cheapest you can sell the ebook for? Can you do 1cent?
    The cheapest you can sell a book is 99 cents.

    There is no way to automatically add customers to your list after making a sale.

    Amazon is NOT about to hand over it's customer list...you wanna use their marketplace, you have to play by their rules.

    However, adding customers to a list is not difficult.

    Offer them something for FREE inside of the ebook....link to a squeeze page.

    All the marketing tricks are great...but the REAL KEY to getting someone who buys your ebook to sign up for your list or purchase one of your products is to produce a HIGH QUALITY product and knock their socks off.

    If you give them quality content...I mean, content that truly is top notch...they will BEG to be on your list.
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  • Profile picture of the author yukon
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    Once a kindle book is uploaded to kdp.amazon, can I update the kindle book in the future? The reason I ask is, say I create related books or a series on the same subject, can I do self promotion inside multiple kindle books to help boost sales?
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    • Profile picture of the author edlewis
      Originally Posted by yukon View Post

      Once a kindle book is uploaded to kdp.amazon, can I update the kindle book in the future? The reason I ask is, say I create related books or a series on the same subject, can I do self promotion inside multiple kindle books to help boost sales?
      Yes...you can update ebooks once they are published.

      It will take 24 to 48 hours for the product to update....even if you just change the price.

      However, it is not difficult to update your ebooks....
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      • Profile picture of the author yukon
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        Originally Posted by edlewis View Post

        Yes...you can update ebooks once they are published.

        It will take 24 to 48 hours for the product to update....even if you just change the price.

        However, it is not difficult to update your ebooks....
        Awesome! Thanks for the reply!

        I'm working on my first kindle book now.

        I've been planning to create a pdf for a hobby niche that I'm into, looks like the whole kindle system is what I need.

        Thanks everyone for the great comments in this thread (good stuff )!
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  • Profile picture of the author Derek Soto
    Originally Posted by doorkicker13 View Post

    STOP THINKING ABOUT IT AND DO IT ALREADY.

    On Thursday afternoon I put an eBook of mine (a home workout program) on Amazon. It took me all of 30 minutes to format the book, make a great cover, and upload it to Amazon. It was in review for 24 hours, I left early Friday morning for a fishing trip and I just got home. The book has already sold. At $4.99 a copy. It is by far the easiest money I have ever made.

    So if you are thinking about it, just do it. Just make sure you are giving people something of value to keep refunds down and to keep those consumers coming back to you in the future.
    This is an EXCELLENT idea, I just finished writing it down on my whiteboard, I'm going to upload my book within the hour, great nugget!
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  • Profile picture of the author Money on the Side
    I wrote the ebook/website "Kindle Profits" probably three years ago and sold the rights to the product/website shortly after that. So, I've been involved with selling on the Kindle for several years now and I can tell you, it keeps getting better.

    For my best selling product, I'm making between $500 and $600 per month...on just one book. I spent a few bucks on a PLR product I found right here on this forum. It was one of the best ROI ever. I first put it into hard copy and I sell it for $16 on Amazon (and expanded distribution). I have sold over 450 copies and have made around $3500 profit in less than a year. I recently put it in Kindle format as well. I was worried that it would cut into my hard copy sales (which makes more profit) but instead, my sales actually doubled. I'm still selling as many hard copies as I am Kindle copies.

    There are some tricks to making it work, but it does work. And, if you can get the formula right, you can turn it into a goldmine.
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    • Profile picture of the author Trieu
      Originally Posted by killercopy View Post

      I wrote the ebook/website "Kindle Profits" probably three years ago and sold the rights to the product/website shortly after that. So, I've been involved with selling on the Kindle for several years now and I can tell you, it keeps getting better.

      For my best selling product, I'm making between $500 and $600 per month...on just one book. I spent a few bucks on a PLR product I found right here on this forum. It was one of the best ROI ever. I first put it into hard copy and I sell it for $16 on Amazon (and expanded distribution). I have sold over 450 copies and have made around $3500 profit in less than a year. I recently put it in Kindle format as well. I was worried that it would cut into my hard copy sales (which makes more profit) but instead, my sales actually doubled. I'm still selling as many hard copies as I am Kindle copies.

      There are some tricks to making it work, but it does work. And, if you can get the formula right, you can turn it into a goldmine.
      Did you do alot of promotion for your book to those amount of sales?
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  • Profile picture of the author devonm
    Let me leave a little bit of wine and cheese "in a good sense, no-REALLY KICKER sense"

    Go to Fiverr.com and look for an I will do an Amazon Review for Kindle type search, anything to do with Amazon review. Mix up the kw's and find one with several positive reviews in their gig. Buy from this and have your book reviewed by them. That'll kick up sales.
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  • Profile picture of the author devonm
    Yea, I am going to try a hobby niche for my first book, I THINK, not fully decided, but I AM going to take action ASAP!!
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  • Profile picture of the author devonm
    Won't pay you in North Carolina and other states? I am in Canada and was allowed into Kindle Direct Publishing with my account...odd........

    I was also allowed from UK and another place.
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  • Profile picture of the author devonm
    Doorkicker, I DID IT, Happy now!?

    I DID IT! Had a story that I was DYING to tell. Not going to tell it here, but heck, I was POPPING to tell it! This book is currently in review. Will look for it in a couple days to see what happens.

    I think that you were that TRIGGER that had gone off and pushed me into it!
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    • Profile picture of the author doorkicker13
      Originally Posted by devonm View Post

      Doorkicker, I DID IT, Happy now!?

      I DID IT! Had a story that I was DYING to tell. Not going to tell it here, but heck, I was POPPING to tell it! This book is currently in review. Will look for it in a couple days to see what happens.

      I think that you were that TRIGGER that had gone off and pushed me into it!
      Good for you man, I hope it does well for you!

      If you are interested in promoting your book at all check out the author forums on Amazon and look for people who want to do mutual reviews - you can purchase each other's books and write a review for each other. People like to see reviews of products before they buy, it can give you a little extra selling power.
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  • Profile picture of the author LancelotStudios
    This is cool! I saw some people mentioning a WSO you did for Kindle ebooks? If so, is that still available? Or if not, is there any particular training program you'd recommend?

    thanks so much!
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    • Profile picture of the author Kierkegaard
      Originally Posted by LancelotStudios View Post

      This is cool! I saw some people mentioning a WSO you did for Kindle ebooks? If so, is that still available? Or if not, is there any particular training program you'd recommend?

      thanks so much!
      There is a WSO called Kindle Cash Machine (I think, I'm trawling the old memory banks and that's what I'm getting)
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  • Profile picture of the author Lyanna
    How do you make a cover for the Kindle or other ebooks?
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  • Profile picture of the author Raydal
    I always can depend on the WF to give me some ideas whenever
    the brain gets lazy and this post gave me the incentive I needed
    to start converting my books to Kindle. I've done 2 so far.

    Thanks!

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  • Profile picture of the author kevinw1
    One thing to bear in mind with the Kindle - I just started uploading books last week - is that people can instantly get a free sample of the first 10% of your book.

    Out of curiosity, I checked out samples for some of the many, many duplicates of old PLR books on there and it's obvious people are simply throwing ^%$^%$ at the wall in the hope something will stick - the formatting is not just bad, it's chaotic and unreadable. No one in their senses would buy it.

    And the multiple duplicate covers must make even the most naive user wonder "wtf?"

    So if you must use PLR or PD: at least reformat them so they are readable on the Kindle, and make a new cover. Of course, if all the &^%^&-uploaders did that it would be harder to ignore the junk, but I doubt if they will.
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  • Profile picture of the author Beatrice
    Hello!

    Thanks for the info. Is there a minimum number of pages?
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  • Profile picture of the author cage73
    Totally agree with the original poster, Just Do it. I began publishing on Kindle back in February of this year. I now have 20 books published. I've hit best seller status with several of those books for my chosen category, outselling some major players in my niche. Of those 20, 11 are consistent sellers.

    I do tie all of my books of the same niche together by including something along the lines of "If you enjoyed reading this book you may also enjoy"...and I link to my other books of the same niche and my website which promotes all of my books.

    The only marketing I have done is creating a facebook fanpage for 5 of those books and I only started that process about 2 weeks ago. However, I did no promoting before that and they were selling well.

    I have also been lucky as I've found several of my books being promoted by a large amount of websites through the Amazon affiliate program.
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  • Profile picture of the author anpharmd09
    That's great! I just purchased a wso on publishing kindle ebooks, so this is encouraging news!
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  • Profile picture of the author christina ward
    Wow you must of wrote a great ebook, congrats on the book, that does give me something to think about.

    Thanks
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  • Profile picture of the author Michael Ten
    lolololol. Nice post, OP. You have definitely motivated me to investigate Kindle publishing more.
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  • Profile picture of the author Kal Sallam
    Will definitely put this into action and keep you posted...thanks for the fresh air!
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  • Profile picture of the author brobdingnagian
    Hey guys! Great job getting the Kindle books up and out there. I went a bit crazy this weekend and have 22 up since buying Paul's WSO. They're on a wide variety of subjects, but I stayed away from the "make money" niche on Paul's advice. I have a membership at plrassassin, so all these books were just sitting on my hard drive already. I priced them all at $3.99, but haven't seen any sales yet. I hired a few Fiverrers to do some reviews for me. Hopefully these will stir some interest in the titles.

    I have a few questions for Paul:

    My table of contents NEVER formats right into Kindle. I am being very careful with the formatting beforehand, making sure that ONLY my chapter titles are Headers so the TOC function in Word only grabs them, and not other text that might be miscategorized. But no matter what I seem to do, or in what order, the TOC looks crappy in Kindle, or shows up partially on the title page. What am I doing wrong?

    Maybe I'm overthinking this, but does it matter that we're using a generic, graphics-based book cover instead of something with a picture that is topical to the book's subject (ie, a fisherman on the front of a bass-fishing boat)?

    How do you get your Word document to display multiple pages in the display, instead of just 2 at a time?

    I know these are all bonehead questions, but I saw this thread and thought I'd stop in and tell you about my new-found Kindle obsession
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    • Profile picture of the author Paul Coleman
      Originally Posted by brobdingnagian View Post


      My table of contents NEVER formats right into Kindle. I am being very careful with the formatting beforehand, making sure that ONLY my chapter titles are Headers so the TOC function in Word only grabs them, and not other text that might be miscategorized. But no matter what I seem to do, or in what order, the TOC looks crappy in Kindle, or shows up partially on the title page. What am I doing wrong?

      Maybe I'm overthinking this, but does it matter that we're using a generic, graphics-based book cover instead of something with a picture that is topical to the book's subject (ie, a fisherman on the front of a bass-fishing boat)?

      How do you get your Word document to display multiple pages in the display, instead of just 2 at a time?
      Ok, for TOC:

      Understanding formatting for a table of contents....Help!

      And if you are a member of KB, you can directly ask Jeff for help. Great guy, and has helped a bunch of people with formatting.

      For cover, I suggest a strong image that will hook people:

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      For spacing, the text will automatically re-size according to what device is displaying it.

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  • Profile picture of the author brobdingnagian
    Thanks for the quick reply, Paul.

    Another concern I have is whether it's really kosher just to throw up a PLR book with none of my 'own' content in it. Do you inject any of your own material into the PLR when you're 'writing', or do you just have your outsourcer focus on nailing the formatting so everything looks pretty? I've read and heard talk that eventually, Amazon will be 'cleaning house' and targeting PLR for removal (sort of makes sense when you think about it).

    I ordered a few DVDs of PLR off of ebay and I'm anxious to see the level of quality there. Do you have any other preferred sources of PLR?

    Oh, and what is KB?

    Thanks again! This place is great!
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    • Profile picture of the author Paul Coleman
      Originally Posted by brobdingnagian View Post


      Another concern I have is whether it's really kosher just to throw up a PLR book with none of my 'own' content in it.

      Oh, and what is KB?
      KB = Writers' Cafe

      I'm not a big fan of PLR. But if you re-write it, rework it, create a fresh cover, it can work.

      Paul
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      • Profile picture of the author edlewis
        Originally Posted by kevinw1 View Post

        One thing to bear in mind with the Kindle - I just started uploading books last week - is that people can instantly get a free sample of the first 10% of your book.

        Out of curiosity, I checked out samples for some of the many, many duplicates of old PLR books on there and it's obvious people are simply throwing ^%$^%$ at the wall in the hope something will stick - the formatting is not just bad, it's chaotic and unreadable. No one in their senses would buy it.

        And the multiple duplicate covers must make even the most naive user wonder "wtf?"

        So if you must use PLR or PD: at least reformat them so they are readable on the Kindle, and make a new cover. Of course, if all the &^%^&-uploaders did that it would be harder to ignore the junk, but I doubt if they will.
        (This post will probably get me in trouble...or "flamed"...but...oh well...) :rolleyes:

        This is what they are being taught...

        This is what they are being told works...and people are telling them (or should I say SELLING them?) that this will work for them too...and make them uber-rich...on auto-pilot....with little or no work...:rolleyes:

        Don't worry though...because now instead of using the exact same covers...they are instead going to use the same generic cover templates...(sigh)...

        That said, I'm not "against" using PLR to make things easier and put your publishing business on hyper-speed.

        I've used it in my Kindle business several times.

        But there is a right way to do it...

        Even done the "right" way....my PLR titles are hardly making me rich - they do add some extra money to my royalty checks every month though.

        Plus, they usually take me a month or two just to get to the "break even" point, because I have to BUY the PLR content, edit it or PAY to outsource that, and BUY a stock photo and/or graphics for the cover.



        The biggest thing that bugs me is the SELFISH attitude that follows this model.

        There seems to be no thought about the actual CUSTOMER on the other end who purchases these products on Kindle. It's like they don't exist in the mind of the person steadily uploading garbage to Kindle.

        It's a bad way to run a business...and very short-sighted.
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  • Profile picture of the author kayaman
    I love reading this thread , very inspired i have added on my to do list
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    • Profile picture of the author ankur sharma
      can someone tell me whats the best wso on kindle?

      Thanks

      P.S- I think i asked this question earlier (hmm, i am not 100% sure).
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      • Profile picture of the author Peeps66
        Originally Posted by ankur sharma View Post

        can someone tell me whats the best wso on kindle?

        Thanks

        P.S- I think i asked this question earlier (hmm, i am not 100% sure).
        There is some fantastic material on here by

        EdLewis, Paul Coleman & Jay B.


        Beware of people running webinars though! Some are reputable, some are not!
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  • Profile picture of the author oogyboogawa
    This is definitely on my list of things to do... I'm curious, is it possible for someone who has bought one of your books to search Amazon somehow for the rest of your books to find everything written by you(assuming you didn't put links to them in the ebook)?
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  • Profile picture of the author mclark100
    Cool!

    I just converted my book to Kindle last week, too.

    It took me a bit to re-format some of it because some bullets on certain pages were geeked up, but I finally got it.

    Congrats, and great job on the first sale!

    Merrill
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  • Profile picture of the author Kecia
    I have gotten quite addicted to publishing on the Kindle recently. There have been some solid WSO's offered on this topic that make the process so easy and step by step. I was able to publish 8 books on Kindle over the weekend, and now have a goal of submitting at least 10 each week.
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  • Profile picture of the author Deveron Hilgers
    Hey,

    I have a question regarding the ebooks that you're supposed to make when posting on Kindle, what would a good length of the ebook be? And would this be profitable for someone that has no experience writing ebooks of any sort?

    Scylin
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    • Profile picture of the author Kecia
      Originally Posted by Scylin View Post

      Hey,

      I have a question regarding the ebooks that you're supposed to make when posting on Kindle, what would a good length of the ebook be? And would this be profitable for someone that has no experience writing ebooks of any sort?

      Scylin

      The length isn't too important, just make sure you deliver something that is of quality.

      There are different methods for finding content to publish on Kindle, so yes, it can be done even if you've never written an ebook. Try using PLR or public domain content to base your Kindle books on.
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  • Profile picture of the author koppster
    Thanks for the inspiration it seems that kindle books are the wave of the future.
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    • Profile picture of the author edlewis
      Originally Posted by koppster View Post

      Thanks for the inspiration it seems that kindle books are the wave of the future.
      Not sure if they are the "wave of the future"....but they give you access to an absolutely gigantic marketplace - Amazon, B&N, Apple (iBooks).

      What it will do is change what people think about "ebooks".

      That means if you are selling info-products, calling your product an "ebook" will instantly de-value it and lump it in with the $2.99 ebooks on Amazon and other sites.
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  • Profile picture of the author Fun to Write
    Yeah, it's easy to get a kindle book up on Amazon, however, I just found out that they got rid of tags for all ebooks. It will now be more challenging to promote your ebook without this feature.

    Wonder is they're trying to protect their paper book sales?
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    • Profile picture of the author edlewis
      Originally Posted by Fun to Write View Post

      Yeah, it's easy to get a kindle book up on Amazon, however, I just found out that they got rid of tags for all ebooks. It will now be more challenging to promote your ebook without this feature.

      Wonder is they're trying to protect their paper book sales?

      To be honest...the Tag system was a bit outdated, and rather easy to "game".

      Now the focus shifts to keywords....in your title and your description.

      The "Like" button is also there....but who knows for how long. It is yet another system that can be "gamed".

      Reviews are still important...along with some other factors I think Amazon would like to keep secret....
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  • Profile picture of the author Chri5123
    This sounds awesome.

    Just a couple of questions:

    Where exactly do you submit the ebook?

    ^ Stupid question award I know but can't really find the right place.

    Also is it just pdf files that you can covert?

    Don't know a lot about Kindle so is there any way that you can play videos on them and if so what format?

    Chris
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  • Profile picture of the author Anita Shaw
    I have three fiction novels up on Kindle, that have been there for several months. One has a review. The others are still waiting for one. I have to confess, that until this past week and getting involved in this forum, and finding all those awesome Kindle resources, I hadn't much of an idea of how to promote them. Now I do, so we'll see how it goes.

    I cannot believe, though, that I overlooked a little ebook I'd tossed together, more or less, to go along with one of my romances--50 or so hot chili pepper recipes. The heroine's family love their hot peppers!

    I've just started editing the book for the Kindle. Needs a different cover and maybe a new title. There are illustrations in there as well. I know they won't look so pretty in b/w, but, oh well.

    Hope to have it up by tonight. Wishing I had an excuse for not going up to the in laws for game night tonight! Could get it up sooner! :-D But I'll do my duty and show up for the games . . .
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  • Profile picture of the author Phuoc
    Kindle books hey? I am sure to have heard of it before.. but why didn't I take any further action at looking into it.. luckily I stumbled across this thread however

    Thanks guys for the good stuff!
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  • Profile picture of the author FitnessNut
    This is awesome! I have been thinking about doing this for awhile...and well, you convinced me lol

    Great idea!

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