Chris Diamond wrote a best-selling Kindle book, The History Of Money No One Ever Told You, In fact he has authored multiple Kindle books and has built a steady Kindle business. His new training, Kindle Cash shows how to become a successful Kindle publisher. Why would you want to? Two reasons: 1. Kindle income is about as close to passive income as the internet offers. Amazon does the heavy lifting. They store the product they promote it; they deliver it. Upload it, and they do the rest. 2. They have the biggest online store in the world with the most customers. If their customers like you, then... [...]

Simon Hodgkinson and Jeremy Gislason have created a package of 7 PLR reports on hot topics that you can get for under $10.: – Affiliate marketing – Gig Arbitrage (i.e., using sites like Fiverr, eLance, etc, to sell services that you buy there for less) – Pinterest marketing – Local marketing – Social Media Traffic – Kindle marketing – Web Traffic techniques Modify these reports any way you see fit, then sell them or give them away to build your list. Through Wednesday, these reports come with training on how to build your business with them. Cost is under... [...]

He calls it Kindler’s List and it’s a new guide to list building with Kindle, starting from scratch- Beginner-friendly The step-by-step screenshots make it easy to follow. The innovative marketing ideas make it easy to profit. If Kindle marketing is in your future, check out Kindler’s List here.  [...]

Sam England has systematically worked through what it takes to get a Kindle book created, uploaded to Amazon and promoted. He gives you step-by-step instructions on how to do the whole thing without spending hours to get it done. He includes training on how to get a Kindle book ghost-written for $80 or less and how to use automation tools to get the rest of the work done. All this is on top of the automation build into the Kindle marketing platform. Just producing a Kindle book means that Amazon: – Delivers the traffic to your sales page – Does the selling and promotio – Takes... [...]

You need a good cover on your Kindle book to attract attention and help keep buyers satisfied. They want a book whith impressive looks, not just good words. People still judge a book by its cover. Now that Kindle books are becoming a dominant method of publishing, if you want to play in this arena, you need a top quality look for your books, but you shouldn’t have to spend a lot to get this look. That’s why you need The Kindle Treasure Chest This new product contains 40 professionally designed cover templates. You just add your title and author name with Photoshop or Gimp, and your... [...]

Your book may have wonderful content, but if it’s poorly formatted, you will turn off your audience. Beware of negative reviews from poorly formatted books. They can kill your sales. Bryan Bowers, a best-selling Kindle author, has released Quick and Easy Kindle Formatting Blueprint, video training on how to get your book formatted, converted and uploaded to the Kindle store. You don’t have to be overwhelmed by the multi-step Kindle process when you follow the steps laid out in Quick and Easy Kindle Formatting Blueprint. Learn more here.  [...]

YouTube’s audience drawing power can be the marketing engine for your Kindle books. Create promotional videos that will pull motivated readers to your Kindle offer. Kindle Video Marketing Smash shows you how to: – Create beautiful custom videos dedicated to promoting your book – Export your videos and load them onto YouTube – Build your author reputation – Use SEO for the highest traffic If you want to market your Kindle books (or somebody else’s) check out Kindle Video Marketing Smash here.  [...]

If you want to enter the Kindle fiction market, but have trouble developing a plot for a story, Amber Jalink’s new report may come to your rescue. This report is a follow-up to her popular Kindle instant Plots, Volume 1.. People wanted to know how she did it, creating so many interesting plots, and how they could do it too. So she created this training in how to develop a plot. In this new training you discover: – Seven methods to come up with plot ideas – How to write out your plots and format them for further development – How to deal with writer’s block –... [...]

Fiction is the new frontier in Kindle. Many fiction authors are seeing remarkable sales of their Kindle books. But the issue, of course, is the time involved in writing the Kindle fiction. This week only (ending Friday night), a new guide for writers is on sale. Now, Michelle Spiva has created the beginning author’s guide to quickly producing good fiction. It helps you think through a story plot and then quickly “put meat on the bones.” The fiction market is blossoming. Learn more about Good Fiction Fast here.  [...]

Although most people think of non-fiction when they think of Kindle, it has been said that Kindle is a good place to sell fiction, too. If only you knew how to create it. Good Fiction Fast by Michelle Spiva removes the barriers from fiction writing. She says you can write a good book to publish on Kindle in a week following her easy to follow guide. In Good Fiction Fast, Ms. Spiva gives you: * Step-by-step instructions that lead you by the hand * Two instructional videos that accelerate your growth * A 16 page workbook * Three story templates Good Fiction Fast is packed with valuable information.... [...]