It’s a little known fact that publishers make more money than their authors. Ben Shaffer discovered this fact and it changed his outlook on Kindle. He had been writing books, laboriously, one-by-one. And they had earned him a little money. But he realized that the growth of his business was limited by how quickly he could churn out book after book. He realized that if he had several authors creating books for him to publish, he could multiply his earnings and do it quickly. So he started outsourcing his books, and it made all the difference. For $120 in author payments, he had a book on the... [...]

It’s a little known fact that publishers make more money than their authors. Ben Shaffer discovered this fact and it changed his outlook on Kindle. He had been writing books, laboriously, one-by-one. And they had earned him a little money. But he realized that the growth of his business was limited by how quickly he could churn out book after book. He realized that if he had several authors creating books for him to publish, he could multiply his earnings and do it quickly. So he started outsourcing his books, and it made all the difference. For $120 in author payments, he had a book on the... [...]

Ben Shaffer is no writer, but he makes $100/day from a Kindle book. He outsourced the writing, and he just focused on the marketing. By the end of two months in the Kindle store, his book was averaging $14/day in income. By the end of the 6th month, it was earning $100/day, and it continues to grow. Now, he can pump out book after book, knowing that each will also be successful. He got to this point by figuring out what it takes to make a successful book. He researched the Kindle store and all its processes. Eventually, he cracked the code. To help you get similar results, he has put his research... [...]