What is the BEST Kindle course?

Hey Avatrix, have you tried the Money Machine Login already? They have a particular module that covers about Kindle. They have modules as well about Drop-Shipping and PL & Wholesale.

Hope that helps!

Cheers,
Louie Tugas

Try this:

I am published on Kindle (several times) and it is my reflection of how to do it properly:

Publishing on Kindle

Well done for checking out this 'cash cow'...

Llwyddiant! (success to you)

Wayne

You can also try looking for information from Amy Harrop and Deborah Drum. They both have some good resources, especially when it comes to marketing your book.

You may also want to check this thread: http://www.warriorforum.com/main-int...wants-one.html
Full of gems.

As Alexia already mentioned, John Locke's book is good.

Bill Platt also offered a WSO called "Professional Kindle Marketing" that had a lot of good information.

Annie typed faster. But I'm glad she mentioned Paul Coleman's. I had forgotten it and it's also a good resource.

I sat in on a webinar w/ Jonny Andrews last night. He is charging $1,000 per person for his 8-week course. I thought someone on the webinar said he initially put this course out on the warrior forum.

$1,000?????!!!! Incredible.

I''d also recommend Money Machine Login, it's very good. I love the kindle, it's so easy to read. I love books and thought I wouldn't be able to bring myslf to reading from a screen, but it's very user friendly.

Geoff Shaw's Kindling hands down. Some of the others I bought I couldn't even get through (people slurping drinks in videos, etc). I have to have good information AND quality delivery and Geoff does both.

Well, she didn't plug herself, but Tiffany's done a great review of the Kindling course via her email series. I know she's holding a challenge that started yesterday as well:

Kindle Publishing Challenge Day 1

(I'll plug her stuff since she's a great read...one of the few IM'ers who comes to my personal inbox and not my spam one!)

-- j

My favorite is Geoff Shaw's Kindling. I find it excellent and he keeps adding to it. Jonny's course was good when I took the Mastermind one at $500.00 but I can't speak to the new one because I haven't had a full look through it yet.
Marg

First of all - NO ONE CAN ANSWER THIS QUESTION WITHOUT KNOWING SOMETHING ABOUT YOU (caps intended).


Imagine posting in a thread asking "what is the BEST MEDICINE".

For what? First of all, what is your problem? What is your goal? What is your budget?

There are different courses designed to provide different solutions. Paul Coleman does good work. Tink does good work.

Quite frankly I think the best move tomakeis to join some kind of closed membership - ex. mastermind - where you can get tips from many different people without having to rely on one opinion.

Many people are far more open in closed communities than they are in open ones. I happen to manage the #1 Skype Mastermind on Warrior forum for Kindle Publishers. It's not for everyone so I couldn't possibly say if it was right for you without knowing more about you.

I will say we have people doing $x,xxx (sometimes from one book) but more important than that having fun, encouraging each other and building real kindle publishing businesses that will servive google updates, facebook changes and the other online business roller coaster rides!

Good luck...

I have been reading about Geoff Shaw's Kindle course that stays on the top list of courses for Kindly community.

Learning about kindle & then going for a WSO seems to be a good idea to me, can anyone recommend more better way to launch this program in an ideal way ?

There are several ones floating around in the WSO forum.
I saw a sales copy for one on writing erotic literature the other day that sparked up my ears hehe!

Kindle Simple System by Paul Coleman gets my vote - assuming I can't vote for my own product!

Geoff Shaw's Kindling. It's actually a membership site with a (for now) one time fee to join, free lifetime updates. Excellent stuff.

After reading some ugly reviews on John Locke's book I was tempted to pass it by until I saw several credible people here raving about it.

It's excellent. Well worth the money. Actually, worth far more than the $2.99 he's charging.

Hello Avatarix,

Some good Kindle product producers (no particular order- I'd pay attention to all of them; I may miss a few, but these definitely come to mind):

1. Rachel Rofe
2. James Jones
3. Bill Platt
4. Paul Coleman
5. Deborah Drum & Amy Harrop
6. Geoff Shaw

Several of the courses have already been mentioned in this thread. I'll try to mention some that haven't been mentioned yet:

With Rachel Rofe:

Page One Profits (with Mario Cole) (how to rank on first page)
Rolling In Reviews (getting those all-important reviews)
Hands Off Books (how to produce quality books as quickly as you can)
Kinstant Formatter (can make it easier to format your Kindle books- you still have to work with it a bit, but it's easier than using Amazon's interface)

With Deborah Drum and Amy Harrop:

Publishers Review Accelerator (this is a software tool for getting more reviews, so it's not a course on publishing on Kindle, but it's quite useful once you have the basics down pat and publish your first book)

With James Jones:

Kindle Kickstarter (good way to get started with Kindle if you're totally new to it- will give you some solid basics)
Kindle Formatting (can help you with formatting your Kindle book properly)

Hopefully, this has been helpful for you - good luck!

Take care,

Joe Chengery

Of course there's Amazon.co.uk which contains hundreds of free books available for download direct to your Kindle Fire. You can search for free books on Amazon store and choose your favorite books for reading on Kindle Fire.

Resources: how to download free ebooks for kindle fire.

I'm curious if anyone can give any insights on these two Kindle courses --
> Forbidden Kindle Bootcamp ($497.00)
> Apex Authors ($39 per month)
by John Rhodes and Jay Boyer?
They appear to have quite a bit of success on Amazon.
Thank you.

The best course is EXPERIENCE!