How to Publish and Sell Your Article on the Kindle: 12 Tips for Short Documents
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As an author who has published through Kindle, I am always looking for additional revenue streams from other writing I do.  Kate Harper's How to Publish and Sell Your Article on the Kindle: 12 Tips for Short Documents was a tremendous eye opener.  A quick, concise, and comprehensive guide, this ebook is a must for those book authors or article writers looking to open up new avenue for selling their work.  Enjoyed it very much and beginning to implement the principles contained in the book.
1424197
The information contained in this ebook is very valuable for people wanting to know exactly what to do to write an ebook for Kindle. The info is complete and well structured.
391928
Anyone whose expertise can benefit the reader ought to consider writing articles for Kindle. This essential guide provides in short form all you need to know to reach your fondest writing aspirations. No doubt about it.
4844448
Got lots of new tips and help for writing and publishing Kindle books!  I would recommend to anyone wanting to publish Kindle books.
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I'm not an author, but I read lots of ebooks, all by writers whose last names aren't Rice or King.  After four years as a Kindle reader, I continue to be awed that so many unknown authors are publishing such outstanding books.  Of course, there are many reasons for writing and publishing a book.  Many non-fiction ebook authors have no other goal than to tell their stories to inform and help others.  Book sales are important to them only in terms of "spreading the word."

This lady is a former marketing exec and consultant who is now  a full-time writer.  She addresses independent authors who want to make money from their writing.  This is the third in a series and if the first two are as good as this one, I think they would be of help to anyone trying to promote an ebook.

She has tested a number of different marketing systems and reports her success (or lack of success) with each.  The information is clear and easy-to-understand and could save you a lot of time and a ton of money. Trial-and-error works, but why waste your resources when you can take advantage of another's experience?

As an avid reader of "indies" I love to see SPA's flourish and become successful.  I'm impressed with KINDLE CASH SYSTEM by Nick Vulich, who has some excellent advice on how to sell your book(s) both on Amazon and other places.  I also love FOOLPROOF KINDLE COVERS by Dee Ankary, which walks you through the process of creating an outstanding cover that will grab the attention of potential buyers.  Writing the book is only the beginning.  If you want to reach a wide audience, you MUST promote your work. These three talented people have been through the mill and are generously sharing their wisdom.  I'd take full advantage of it!
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This is an excellent book for anyone planning to write their own Kindle ebook. The author lays out clear instructions based on his own experience in internet marketing, which is considerable.  There is no flannel, just good advice on what to do and when.  I wish I had been able to read this little gem before publishing my own Kindle ebook&nbsp;<a data-hook="product-link-linked" class="a-link-normal" href="/How-To-Succeed-In-Making-Money-Online-With-Google-Panda/dp/B008GE3RCU/ref=cm_cr_arp_d_rvw_txt?ie=UTF8">How To Succeed In Making Money Online With Google Panda</a>&nbsp;because it would have saved me making a huge number of mistakes.  Highly recommended.
3316069
Great stuff on Kindle marketing.  This content help me get my first book to a #1 Best Seller in my category on Amazon!
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I was given a review copy of The Kindle Laser Beam Course - How to Self-Publish on the Kindle and Make 5000 a Month! (Work from Home Series) [Kindle Edition]. I have read numerous "How to" Kindle books. This one is different.  Colin Phillips used his skills as a trained engineer, mathematician and statistician to dissect the Kindle system and present some well researched numbers showing what factors influence the paid sales rank. He also has developed a mathematical formula showing how to predict the future sales ranking based on daily sales numbers.

The author also has chapters on how to produce, format, and price your book.  Again, he gives you actual numbers from his research to back up his recommendations. He shares his 3-level marketing method so you can actively do what you can to boost sales. Overall, I found this book to be a very interesting look at some Kindle statistics. It served to take some of the mystery out of the whole process. I think anyone that already has a Kindle book, or is planning on writing one, will find the information presented here a valuable asset in their Kindle toolbox.
2646448
This is a very informative step-by-step guide. Everything a person needs to know to publish on Kindle is contained in the book. Very helpful to me.
2450959
Keep this one in your Kindle.  It's fairly short and well organized.  I've found that using multiple tools works best for me.  A lot of concepts overlap, sure, but some specifics work better for me than other, so I end up making my own soup so to speak.  The steps here for seeing those things you'll regret missing later has been very useful.
337022
This did actually help me stay on target to submit an article in 12 weeks. I wish I would have picked this up sooner. Easy to use with Kindle.
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This book is a `must read' if you intend to publish any written work that includes graphics along with text on the Kindle Direct Publishing (KDP) platform. The book includes detailed (and I mean read it, think about it, and then read it again kind of detailed) instructions for developing cover art that is formatted properly for Amazon's product page. It is also filled with great tips and techniques for ensuring that any graphics that you produce come through at their highest quality.  However, it is not for the total graphics novice. To get the most from Mr. Shepard's book, the reader must have an introductory knowledge of graphics programs like Photoshop, graphic file formats, and page formatting. The reader should also have ready access to a graphics program. Much of the instruction only makes sense in a `hands-on' environment.

I would have given `Pictures on Kindle' five stars except that the KDP publishing options now include graphic novels (comics) and other fixed format styles more suited to the Kindle Fire HDX and Retina Display e-book readers. The author discusses fixed format in this book, but the treatment is somewhat superficial. However, comics on Kindle will probably require its own separate volume... next book?
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Length: 62 pages.

I read this book in just over 90 minutes. That's pretty fast for a 62 pages and is a compliment to the organization of the subject matter and solid writing.

The author doesn't try to get cute or play tricks to get the page count up. Further, the editing is quite professional. Format is excellent when I read it using my Kindle app on my Kindle. Also, I am impressed that I found only one error. Though there may be a few more. The one I caught was a missing r on you, but if that is the worst typo in 62 pages that is better than what the big retailers do, so I cannot count that against this work.

If only I did so well.

Having said that, I did not come across any great ideas. Nor do I feel the  5-minute marketing concept, at least insofar as the author's instructions Re concerned, is at all reasonable. Although many, perhaps most, of the suggestions are good ideas, there is no way on Earth that more than perhaps one or two of these are five minute ideas.

But that is not so important either.

Now, we're it not for one particular tip, I might rate this a three, in part because of the five minute promise. The one tip that bumps this book up almost to 5 Stars concerns advice on when to stop the KDP promotion. However, since I do not like spoilers, you're going to need to read MAKE MONEY WRITING: 5-Minute Marketing...

I hope each reader will take the time to write their own review of this book.
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As a PhD student, I like the search function in Kindle. It saves a lot of time when writing papers.
2114693
I just completed reading this brief, to the point guide on publishing through Amazon Kindle. It was one of the best user's guides I've ever read. Crisp, practical step-by-step information, accompanied by practical dollars and cents advice, told in a somewhat humorous way. No hamburger helper filler in this one. You can't not buy this if you want to publish on Amazon Kindle.<a data-hook="product-link-linked" class="a-link-normal" href="/How-To-Publish-Anything-On-Amazon-s-Kindle/dp/0967936128/ref=cm_cr_arp_d_rvw_txt?ie=UTF8">How To Publish Anything On Amazon's Kindle</a>
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Another terrific book by Steve Weber who is expert at cutting out unnecessary clutter and fluff.

ePublish is a step-by-step instruction manual that shows authors how to publish their work on all forms of electronic devices. From Amazon's Kindle to iPhones and other platforms, ePublish discusses the "how to" and the "ins and outs" of each.  It also suggests services which can help you publish your book electronically if you do not have the time, skill or patience to do it yourself. With this book as your guide almost anybody could publish a book electronically in a few hours.

Why publish electronically? It's only a matter of time before it'll be the preferred choice among readers because it offers a multitude of advantages. Weber points out that ebook readers can click to a link on the pages to an Internet discussion group or multimedia files with audio and video, not to mention that authors can update their work online. Try doing that with a printed book!

Weber also scopes out some new web sites offering services to authors. In an ever changing publishing world it helps to have someone like Weber find the best stuff, try it out and then write about it. It's worth the price for that info alone. It's like having a personal guru at your disposal.

One such site he uncovered is called [...] which allows users to instantly retrieve historic and current Amazon rankings on competitors' book and create 7-90 day reports. More importantly you can use this tool to research your next book or create a marketing plan using the info gathered. You can compile a list of related books, comparing and contrasting sales figures and rankings, all for free while it's in beta testing. Weber has gems like these and hundreds of others inside the pages of ePublish.

Weber also delves into book marketing strategies such as giving away the first chapters of the book online through Amazon, blogs or elsewhere to stimulate early e-sales.

ePublish is only 109 pages but its chock full of good solid insight into the most exciting thing to hit book publishing since Guttenberg invented moveable type. I highly recommend this book.
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I have this information on my small Kindle.  The information is very good and helpful.  I will appreciate the information more when I get it transferred to a larger screen.