AMAZON KINDLE CRUSHER: Your Guide To Making Money Online----SEASON 1

Before we get started, it’s extremely important to know that, in these series of tutorials here on Nairaland, I’ll be teaching you the manual methods that I use to make money by selling Kindle books on Amazon. I enjoin you to follow up this lesson if you are interested in the topic. You can do this by commenting on this lessons and by following up this lesson so you can be notified by email when this lesson is updated.

Also, it’s important to know that anyone, and I mean ANYONE, can make money publishing Kindle books on Amazon.
-You don’t need experience.
-You don’t need to know how to market things online.
-You don’t even need to know how to write.

This is one of the only “fool proof” money making systems I have ever personally used. A system that I would feel comfortable teaching my own mother (no offense mom), knowing that she could make money doing this, with no prior knowledge.

So, if you’ve never made a dime online, or have tried and tried and have made very little, now is where things change big time, IF you follow what I’ll be teaching you. These strategies work. I can 100% promise you that. And it works nearly every single time, like clockwork. If you don’t want to take my word for it, just look up “amazon kindle” on popular marketing forums, like the Warrior Forum and you’ll see thread after thread of people that have never earned a dime online, to now making $1000s monthly.

Here’s the simple process we’ll be taking for each of our Kindle books we publish:

1. Find a niche topic to write on. One that gets searched a lot, yet has little competition.
2. Choose 7 keywords you want to rank at the top of Amazon for. These need to be highly searched, low competition
words.
3. Write the book yourself OR have it written by someone else. I always have it written by someone else for cheap.
4. Publish your book to Amazon
5. Rank highly for the keywords you selected in step 2 above
6. Make money. People find your book by entering 1 of those 7 keywords. They buy your book. Amazon notices you’re a
valuable book so THEY start promoting you all over their website. You make more money. You need to rank highly and
make some initial sales through that, or Amazon won’t start promoting you, and you’ll be at a standstill. Ranking
highly is critical.
7. Repeat steps 1-6 on another book.

The process isn’t rocket science. It’s very repeatable. All of it can be outsourced or done by yourself. What you’ll find that will make or break you are 2 things:

1. Knowing what hot topics to write on.
2. Actually ranking at the top of Amazon for your keywords.
99% of Kindle publishers just write on what they feel like writing on. Publish it. And make no money because they don’t rank anywhere visible.

In this guide, I’ll be teaching you concepts you need to know BEFORE you publish a Kindle book. These concepts will set you up for success and ensure that you can easily do steps 1-6 I mentioned above every time, without fail.

Alright, let’s get started. First… the basics…

How to Get Started as a Kindle Author

One of the most important things you’ll need to do when writing a Kindle book is decide on a niche topic. In this section we are going to talk about how to choose a niche by browsing on Amazon and doing a little Google research. Watch out for the next post. We love comments. Feel free to drop them below!

Until Then,
Stay Blessed!!!
Ebenezer Nwaonukuru
www.validprofits.com

Tanx man. Lets go there. I hv always wanted to learn kindle publishing.

Choosing a Niche

Everything - whether it’s in opening a brick and mortar store, an online store or affiliate site, a service business, or becoming a Kindle publisher ... everything starts with choosing a niche. A niche, in its simplest form is an area where you’ll present yourself as the specialist, a very specific form of targeting your market.

A quick trip to Amazon.com will reveal numerous categories, however, we are only interested in those sub categories under Kindle Books. Let's say that through your keyword research you’ve discovered that "Health and Fitness" is a hot target niche. A quick trip to the Amazon Kindle site shows us that "Health, Fitness and Dieting" is listed as a Category. Great. We can start writing on that topic, right? Not yet. You need to drill down to the lowest denominator in your chosen niche. You’ll have a much better opportunity for success to choose narrow niches known in the Internet world as micro-niches, than to choose the broader niches.

Even though Health, Fitness and Dieting is a very hot broad niche, if you choose to target that category you’ll have a hard time ranking in the top 100 for that broad category.

By continuing to drill down, clicking on any link in the Browse list will take you even further into the niche. In my example, I've decided to write on anti-aging. A hot topic, I think. I've chosen Health, Fitness and Dieting > Personal Health > Aging. And, when I click on Aging, I find I have come to the end of my category list.

This is the ultimate micro niche I will target in this example - my starting place for choosing a hot niche target for my book. You’ll have a much better chance of getting to the top 100 by drilling down to the lowest micro-niche category than you’ll if you try the buckshot approach under Health, Fitness and Dieting. In this example, the topics are limitless because of the huge baby boomer society who are just entering into the "golden" years and finding it not so golden.

Note: When you’ve finished writing your book and are submitting it to Amazon you may choose 2 categories. I suggest choosing the broad category, Health, Fitness and Dieting in our example, and the micro-niche category: aging. This will give us the ultimate opportunity to crush the competition in that niche. No matter which niche category, sub category and micro niche category you ultimately choose to get started in, be sure to choose one that is in demand and one that you can segue into other related topics as this is very important to becoming an expert in your field.

Verifying the Hotness of the Niche

Now, to make sure you’ve a great niche, you’re going to want to do some keyword analysis to find out if your specific niche topic gets searched a lot. If it doesn’t, it’s probably not worth your time. The goal is to find a niche that is searched a lot and has little competition so you can write your book and immediately get ranked highly in the Amazon search results.

I’ve been secretly using AK Elite for nearly a year now. And it works PERFECTLY for finding amazing, untapped niches that you can make an absolute killing each month with. For now, you can just head over to the Google keyword tool and do a search for the keyword: https://adwords.google.com/o/Targeting/Explorer?__u=1000000000&__c=1000000000&ideaRequestType=KEYWORD_IDEAS

Tomorrow we will talk about Spying on the Competition. So watch out! We love comments. Feel free to drop them below!

Until Then,
Stay Blessed!!!
Ebenezer Nwaonukuru
www.validprofits.com

Wow!
Am so so much happy to find this thread after lots of research on how to "Write amazon kindle easily"
Thank God I find it here!

Please,here is my questions:
Is it right to copy and spin some informations on PLR,MRR and public domain works,articles or ebook?

For example, If I wanna write on recipes...can I copy from other peoples work (like a PLR articles/ebooks or a Public domain work) and spin them and change them to look unique?
Mind you these recipes I wanna write on, have not seen or tasted them before

naijamentore: Choosing a Niche
Everything - whether it’s in opening a brick and mortar store, an online store or affiliate site, a service business, or becoming a Kindle publisher ... everything starts with choosing a niche. A niche, in its simplest form is an area where you’ll present yourself as the specialist, a very specific form of targeting your market.
A quick trip to Amazon.com will reveal numerous categories, however, we are only interested in those sub categories under Kindle Books. Let's say that through your keyword research you’ve discovered that "Health and Fitness" is a hot target niche. A quick trip to the Amazon Kindle site shows us that "Health, Fitness and Dieting" is listed as a Category. Great. We can start writing on that topic, right? Not yet. You need to drill down to the lowest denominator in your chosen niche. You’ll have a much better opportunity for success to choose narrow niches known in the Internet world as micro-niches, than to choose the broader niches.
Even though Health, Fitness and Dieting is a very hot broad niche, if you choose to target that category you’ll have a hard time ranking in the top 100 for that broad category.
By continuing to drill down, clicking on any link in the Browse list will take you even further into the niche. In my example, I've decided to write on anti-aging. A hot topic, I think. I've chosen Health, Fitness and Dieting > Personal Health > Aging. And, when I click on Aging, I find I have come to the end of my category list.
This is the ultimate micro niche I will target in this example - my starting place for choosing a hot niche target for my book. You’ll have a much better chance of getting to the top 100 by drilling down to the lowest micro-niche category than you’ll if you try the buckshot approach under Health, Fitness and Dieting. In this example, the topics are limitless because of the huge baby boomer society who are just entering into the "golden" years and finding it not so golden.
Note: When you’ve finished writing your book and are submitting it to Amazon you may choose 2 categories. I suggest choosing the broad category, Health, Fitness and Dieting in our example, and the micro-niche category: aging. This will give us the ultimate opportunity to crush the competition in that niche. No matter which niche category, sub category and micro niche category you ultimately choose to get started in, be sure to choose one that is in demand and one that you can segue into other related topics as this is very important to becoming an expert in your field.
Verifying the Hotness of the Niche
Now, to make sure you’ve a great niche, you’re going to want to do some keyword analysis to find out if your specific niche topic gets searched a lot. If it doesn’t, it’s probably not worth your time. The goal is to find a niche that is searched a lot and has little competition so you can write your book and immediately get ranked highly in the Amazon search results.
I’ve been secretly using AK Elite for nearly a year now. And it works PERFECTLY for finding amazing, untapped niches that you can make an absolute killing each month with. For now, you can just head over to the Google keyword tool and do a search for the keyword: https://adwords.google.com/o/Targeting/Explorer?__u=1000000000&__c=1000000000&ideaRequestType=KEYWORD_IDEAS
Tomorrow we will talk about Spying on the Competition. So watch out! We love comments. Feel free to drop them below!
Until Then,
Stay Blessed!!!
Ebenezer Nwaonukuru
www.validprofits.com

This is outright plagiarism.
This is a copy and paste of the original "!KindleCrusher" Ebook.
The author never gave reader the right to publish or reproduce content in the book
It is not right for you to take Somebody's information and paste it as yours.
Mods, Seun ,Please do something about this. This is wrong, just wrong