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info marketing business 2022
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How to turn ideas into offers…which convert to dollars
How to turn ideas into offers…which convert to dollars
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Chapter 12 - How to find the best book titles
The most important part of a book is the book title.
The ideal situation to be in is to have people looking for something like “how to make iced coffee” in Amazon and then to land on a page with your book with exactly that title, “How To Make Iced Coffee.”
That, by the way, is the title of my first book. It also is one of the keywords that Google Keyword Planner came up with.
When people search the internet, they are looking for answers.
If you supply them with answers to their question, you have the best chance of selling your book.
The book title describes exactly what the book will tell you, which in my case is how to make iced coffee. People that don’t know how to do this search Amazon for the solution to their problem.
I show how to make iced coffee, not in the usual way, but in a way that gives a great tasting iced coffee.
And the buyers are happy; that’s why I get 4 and 5 star reviews.
Good book titles include phrases like:
“How to….”
“What is …”
“The complete guide to…..”
And then there are the 3 Rs: rhyme, rhythm and repetition.
The Cat in the Hat
The Great Gatsby
The War of the Worlds
Also create interest by promising or hinting what the reader will find inside the book.
But whatever you choose, always make sure that the title describes what the book is about.
Make the title racy so that it creates curiosity “How Joe lost 4 pounds in 2 weeks,” or “The sure way to find a beautiful girlfriend.”
Do remember to put your keyword in the title of possible. If it doesn’t fit in then use one or more keywords in your subtitle.
To come up with a good title is to look at other books, and write down the titles that you are attracted to.
Make a list of all the good titles you have discovered, and base your title on your main keyword.
To be continued
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This is an excerpt from my book: A lazy man’s way to Kindle Riches, you can pick it up here.
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Chapter 11 - The Best Book Covers
Having a professional looking book cover can make the difference between having a high ranking book selling several copies a day and a book that collects dust.
It really is a case of building trust with your customers.
Be honest, what are you more inclined to buy? What are you more attracted to?
A Great Looking Cover!
So it is absolutely worth spending money and effort on that fantastic cover.
Oh, you can do it yourself. I have created book covers with the tools that are supplied by KDP and CreateSpace.
But none of these books are best sellers.
For a lot of my books, I used someone that I found on Fiverr.com. These covers are just stunning, and to think that I paid just $5 or $10 is amazing.
When you decide to use Fiverr, make sure to do your research. That person should have quite a number of good reviews.
Tip: check who wrote these reviews; if it is always the same five people and they have left just two or three word reviews, then go and look for someone else.
When you have found a promising designer, then go ahead and order the cover.
Take some time to describe exactly what you want; remember if you don’t do that you might end up with something that does not meet your expectations.
For the past year I have ordered my covers from 24hrcovers.com.
The advantage is that for $29.99 I get a Kindle cover plus a Createspace cover plus a cover for audio books.
This makes this service even cheaper and better than Fiverr.
I am not affiliated with this service.
Getting covers within 24 hours is very fast, also the covers are of excellent quality, this is my experience with this service.Where you can get everything done
Everything in one package
When you have done all the work that is needed to create a good book, you will know that there is quite a bit of work involved to get it perfect.
If you don’t have the time to do a proper research, you can get a book where all the work has been done.
http://authorsinaflash.com
There is a choice of books that have already been made.
There is a limited choice of books. These usually sell quite quickly, but the list is constantly being extended. At the moment (July 2015) there are some coloring and puzzle books available for only $77.
It includes the keyword research, the book creation (Kindle and Createspace), cover creation, book description, the best categories to select.
So all you do is to order, and once the book is finished, you upload it. That’s it!
2. Or you can order a book custom made book for $497
The books are around 7,500 to 8,000 words. And you can have any niche you want: novels, cookbooks, manuals, and many more.
I am not affiliated with the website nor do I get commissions, but I have ordered books from here.
I can certainly recommend this service.
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Chapter 8 – Making empty books
In the same way you make money with Kindle books, you can also register with Amazon Createspace and start earning with paperback books.
When you create books as described below, it becomes even easier compared to KDP.
Go to Amazon.com and type in “monthly planner 2015.”
Look at the rankings of these planners, then see the content. You are right, there is nothing in there you could easily make yourself.
Do you think you need to be creative to write this content? No, anyone can do that.
Believe me, they sell like hotcakes. You just add a nice cover and you are ready.
See what types of calendars are in demand by going to ubersuggest.org and searching for calendar.
To generate content you search the net for software that will create a calendars.
You will be making calendars for the rest of the year and beyond.
They are all empty books.
Still too hard?
Okay, then in Amazon type “blank notebook.” Let’s take the fourth one down and have a look at this book. It is called:
William Morris Notebook (Decorative Notebooks)
This book is ranked around 43,000 in books; this means a lot more sales than the same ranking on KDP.
Therefore, this means that dozens of these books are being sold every day, so you do the sums.
Another example is this book
My Quotable Kid: A Parents’ Journal of Unforgettable Quotes
Just look at the content of this book, here I just show one page
This book has 144 pages, what I find most amazing is that this book was published in 2009 and is ranked #1951. This means a lot of these books are sold every day, year after year.
Again a totally empty books, with little or no text and even that is repeated.
Now all you have to do is to find a subcategory that has low competition and make a very attractive cover, and it will sell like most of the other books in that category after you have done some promoting.
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Chapter 3 - Doing your book keyword research
When I first started making my books, I did my own research using the Google Adwords Keyword Planner.
To set up a FREE Adwords account go to http://adwords.google.com and click the “start now” button, taking you to Adwords setup page, where you enter your data.
The niche I started with was recipe books. I would typically have an idea like “cake recipes,” and the next step after an idea is to enter that term into Google Keyword Planner and get a list like this:
As there are quite a few cake recipe books, the thing to do is to find a sub-niche in cake recipes, like banana cake recipes.
Now the term “banana cake recipes” gets 9900 searches per month. That is quite good number to work with and it shows the demand.
The next step is to see how many Kindle books there are to be found using the search term “banana cake recipes.”
Let’s go and have a look in Amazon.com:
As you can, see there are 43 books in the Kindle store.
That is a good number, it will give you a chance to rank with a banana cake recipe book.
Next step: analyze the sales rank of the first 10 books.
You do that by clicking on a book, giving you the details. Under Product details you will the Amazon best sellers rank:
If there are at least three to four books with a ranking of 40,000 or below, then that means that there are sales for this keyword and it is worth creating a book for.
Furthermore, if the number of books on offer is less than 50, that gives you a good chance to compete for that keyword.
Obviously the results for banana cake recipes, shows us that this is not a keyword to go with.
Later on I will show you some niches that you can research to find good book subjects.
Let me show you the best seller rank list for Kindle books; remember, these figures are just a guideline and not an exact science and it only applies to KDP and not to Createspace:
Now you understand the importance of doing good research before you invest your time and effort into producing a book.
So, let’s have a look at what we did:
We did a search in Google Keyword planner that gave us a number of possible keywords plus the searches per month for those keywords.
We then took a keyword from that list. Preferably a keyword with a search count of more than 1,000 in Google Keyword planner.
We looked at the Kindle store in Amazon to see how many books are listed under that search term.
Ideally, you are looking for a short list (less than 50) of highly ranked books.
Now not all books in that list have to have a high ranks, but at least four or five out of the first 10 should have a good ranking which means 40,000 or better.
That shows that these books sell well, and that you also have a good chance to rank your book.
Now for a keyword that I found, researching the diet niche. This is one of the good niches to go with.
Let’s do a search using Ebook Niche Explorer and the keyword “mayo clinic diet”
This looks quite promising. There are only 37 books, quite a number to have a good ranking.
When you look at the income, first book brings in $5,707.00; that looks good.
Then there are some that earn between $3.47 and $978.00, and there is one that makes $8,885.50 per month.
Now if you created a book and published both in KDP and Createspace, then you would make twice what you make on KDP alone.
More good subjects are : keto diet, ketogenic diet, dump dinners cookbook, fermented vegetables
Please remember: only quality will produce good reviews and of course sales.
To be continued
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This is an excerpt from my book: A lazy man’s way to Kindle Riches, you can pick it up here.
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Chapter 1 - What are books?
Even though the answer to this question may seem obvious, take a minute to think about it.
When you go to a book store, and you look at the different categories in that store, you will see that there are not just a wide variety of types of novels, but many different types of books:
Cookbooks
Children’s books
History books
Medical books
Health and fitness books
Relationship books
And so on. The list is endless.
If you want to create a book, you either have to have it written by someone else or write it yourself.
Some easy ways to writing yourself
When it comes to novels and you are creative, you can do it yourself. But this requires a lot of effort, and you will not know if this effort pays off until you actually publish the book.
How can you create a book with little effort which, first of all will sell well and will do so for a long time, a so-called ever green book costing as little as possible?
So what sort of book could that be?
Well, there are niches that you probably would not think of at first. What I mean are
notebooks
diaries
dictionaries
almanacs
picture books
calendars
manuals
These are just some of the easily made books that sell extremely well.
Please read the chapter “How to sell empty books” for more details
In this book, I don’t just describe the creation and publication in KDP (also known as Amazon-Kindle). I also explain how to publish books on Amazon’s Createspace.com, for paperback books.
Not everyone wants to read e-books, some people prefer to read paperback books.
Also in some cases, like notebooks or blank recipe books, you cannot use the books unless they are paperbacks.
In the following chapters I am going to take you through the different types of books, how to create them, and how to source their content.
To be continued
