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- Martin Crosbie
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More About This Title How I Sold 30,000 eBooks on Amazon's Kindle
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-Outlines the methods that the top 5% of successful self-published authors utilize to produce their eBooks in a professional, cost-effective manner
-Shows what happened after Amazon changed the rules and what you need to do right now to adjust your strategy
-How to adopt the philosophy that will allow promotional opportunities to come to you
-What you need to know in order to position yourself for a run at the bestseller lists
In February 2012 Martin Crosbie’s self-published eBook My Temporary Life hit Amazon’s top ten overall bestseller list. The next month Amazon posted a press release revealing that Crosbie had made $46,000 in one month, with one book. Previously to this, his novel was rejected one hundred and thirty times by traditional publishers and agents.
In the months that followed, My Temporary Life and its sequel have been consistent sellers, often sitting atop Amazon’s rankings. Crosbie’s story has been mentioned in Publisher’s Weekly, Forbes online, and other media outlets around the world. In fact, Amazon referred to him as one of their 2012 success stories in their year-end press release.
How I Sold 30,000 eBooks on Amazon’s Kindle-An Easy-To-Follow Self-Publishing Guidebook tells the story of how he became a full-time writer, detailing the specific steps he took to find and connect with his readers. Plus, it describes how to adjust and tweak your strategy as Amazon changes their systems.
-Shows what happened after Amazon changed the rules and what you need to do right now to adjust your strategy
-How to adopt the philosophy that will allow promotional opportunities to come to you
-What you need to know in order to position yourself for a run at the bestseller lists
In February 2012 Martin Crosbie’s self-published eBook My Temporary Life hit Amazon’s top ten overall bestseller list. The next month Amazon posted a press release revealing that Crosbie had made $46,000 in one month, with one book. Previously to this, his novel was rejected one hundred and thirty times by traditional publishers and agents.
In the months that followed, My Temporary Life and its sequel have been consistent sellers, often sitting atop Amazon’s rankings. Crosbie’s story has been mentioned in Publisher’s Weekly, Forbes online, and other media outlets around the world. In fact, Amazon referred to him as one of their 2012 success stories in their year-end press release.
How I Sold 30,000 eBooks on Amazon’s Kindle-An Easy-To-Follow Self-Publishing Guidebook tells the story of how he became a full-time writer, detailing the specific steps he took to find and connect with his readers. Plus, it describes how to adjust and tweak your strategy as Amazon changes their systems.
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English
In a press release, Amazon called Martin Crosbie one of their success stories of 2012. His self-publishing journey has been chronicled in Publisher's Weekly, Forbes Online, and Canada's Globe and Mail newspaper. Martin's debut novel, MY TEMPORARY LIFE, has been downloaded over one hundred and fifty thousand times and became an Amazon top ten overall bestseller.
MY NAME IS HARDLY, his second book, was written following reader requests to hear more about Hardly, the beloved character from MY TEMPORARY LIFE.
Martin was born in the Highlands of Scotland and currently makes his home in Vancouver, on the west coast of Canada.
MY NAME IS HARDLY, his second book, was written following reader requests to hear more about Hardly, the beloved character from MY TEMPORARY LIFE.
Martin was born in the Highlands of Scotland and currently makes his home in Vancouver, on the west coast of Canada.
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English
Introduction
Chapter One: Creating Your Profile
Chapter Two: Content
Chapter Three: Book Covers
Chapter Four: Titles, Synopsis and Formatting
Chapter Five: Choosing a Platform
Chapter Six: Relationships and Pre-Launch Strategies
Chapter Seven: Utilizing Amazon's Tools
Chapter Eight: Planning and Executing a Successful Book Launch
Chapter Nine: Free Promotions
Chapter Ten: More Promotion
Chapter Eleven: The Finish Line
Helpful Links
Chapter One: Creating Your Profile
Chapter Two: Content
Chapter Three: Book Covers
Chapter Four: Titles, Synopsis and Formatting
Chapter Five: Choosing a Platform
Chapter Six: Relationships and Pre-Launch Strategies
Chapter Seven: Utilizing Amazon's Tools
Chapter Eight: Planning and Executing a Successful Book Launch
Chapter Nine: Free Promotions
Chapter Ten: More Promotion
Chapter Eleven: The Finish Line
Helpful Links
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English
"How I Sold 30,000 eBooks" also more than satisfies on another level. It is a compete book! Without obvious sales pitching, which is so annoying, this author provides a vast amount of information from helpful websites, articles, to individual Amazon sites and much more.
Best about the book is - it is realistic and honest - in my language: "naked". The author shares his info and does not pretend, that promoting a book is a walk in the park. Authors have to work for it and he gives them the tools.
Amazon Review
If there is one book that demystifies the whole murky area of selling books and making money from self-publishing on Amazon, this is the one. The author admits that he decided to write this book not because he thought that it would be a huge money-spinner but because he was angry and disillusioned with the information that the "experts" were imparting to existing and potential authors. So he decided that he would share his own experience with being a self-published author, which, luckily for those that are writing or thinking about writing and self-publishing, this is the book that can save them time, energy and the avoidance of taking on and following-through on mistruths and misinformation. Which is no small thing.
Amazon Review
Best about the book is - it is realistic and honest - in my language: "naked". The author shares his info and does not pretend, that promoting a book is a walk in the park. Authors have to work for it and he gives them the tools.
Amazon Review
If there is one book that demystifies the whole murky area of selling books and making money from self-publishing on Amazon, this is the one. The author admits that he decided to write this book not because he thought that it would be a huge money-spinner but because he was angry and disillusioned with the information that the "experts" were imparting to existing and potential authors. So he decided that he would share his own experience with being a self-published author, which, luckily for those that are writing or thinking about writing and self-publishing, this is the book that can save them time, energy and the avoidance of taking on and following-through on mistruths and misinformation. Which is no small thing.
Amazon Review
