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Why Writers Are Richer Than Authors In Nigeria – $500 & $850 Monthly by izicode1(op):
For three years, I believed Amazon KDP was a joke.
Not because someone said so — but because I failed personally.

In April 2021, I published my first book (Discover To Recover) under my real name, Israel Chima N. I thought once it was live, money would flow in. I spent on promotions and ads. Pushed hard for months.


Result? Almost zero sales.

I got frustrated and quit. Anytime I saw KDP success ads, I laughed. I had tried it and failed.
Three years later, I met a friend called Bright in Delta State. The freedom in his life was obvious. When I asked what he was doing, he said: Amazon KDP. I was shocked. How was it working for him when it failed me?

He explained:
“Chima, you were approaching it as an author. Successful KDP publishers think like writers.”
He broke it down:

Authors write what they know.

Writers write what the market wants.

Authors ask: “What do I want to write?”

Writers ask: “What are people already searching for?”

Finally, he referred me to the Amazon KDP Training course by Adonike Sylvester that changed his life forever. I quickly grabbed the course, and the was the turning point for me.

Here is the link to the course. Click Here

That single shift changed everything.

I stopped guessing and started researching customer demand. I learned how to publish books on topics I knew little about — but people were actively buying.

In January that year, I applied what I learned. Today, my KDP earnings consistently range between $500 and $800 per month.
One of my accounts has made almost $7000 (10 Million Naira) in 9 months.

Click Here for a live Video Proof from my account

It’s not overnight. But it’s real, consistent income from books that sell even while I sleep.

Common Questions I Get:

“I’m not a writer” → Neither was I. This is a learnable skill.

“I don’t have a laptop” → Most tasks can be done on a smartphone.

“I don’t have money” → Startup cost is low compared to other businesses.

“Can Nigerians actually get paid?” → Yes, Amazon pays Directly into Nigerians Banks.

Amazon KDP is not a get-rich-quick scheme. It rewards those who learn market demand, stay consistent, and treat it like a real business.

👉 Watch my proof video Here

I’ll be sharing more over the coming days:

My biggest mistakes, exact strategies, beginner tips, and real case studies.

Tomorrow: Why Most First-Time Nigerian Publishers Fail (And How To Avoid It)

Question for you:
Do you think it’s better to write what you know, or write what the market is already searching for?

Drop your answer below 👇

Re: Why Writers Are Richer Than Authors In Nigeria – $500 & $850 Monthly by izicode1(op): 5:02pm On Jun 01
Why My First Amazon Book Failed Miserably

Looking back today, I can confidently say my first Amazon book was almost guaranteed to fail.
Not because the book was terrible.
Not because Amazon KDP didn't work.

But because I skipped the most important step.
Research.

I wrote what I felt people needed.
I never stopped to ask:
"Are people actually searching for this?"

That mistake cost me years of effort and money.

One lesson I've learned is this:

A book can be excellent and still fail if nobody is looking for it.

Question:
Have you ever worked hard on something only to discover there was little demand for it?

Tomorrow:
The most expensive mistake I made as a beginner.


izicode1:
For three years, I believed Amazon KDP was a joke.
Not because someone said so — but because I failed personally.

In April 2021, I published my first book (Discover To Recover) under my real name, Israel Chima N. I thought once it was live, money would flow in. I spent on promotions and ads. Pushed hard for months.


Result? Almost zero sales.

I got frustrated and quit. Anytime I saw KDP success ads, I laughed. I had tried it and failed.
Three years later, I met a friend called Bright in Delta State. The freedom in his life was obvious. When I asked what he was doing, he said: Amazon KDP. I was shocked. How was it working for him when it failed me?

He explained:
“Chima, you were approaching it as an author. Successful KDP publishers think like writers.”
He broke it down:

Authors write what they know.

Writers write what the market wants.

Authors ask: “What do I want to write?”

Writers ask: “What are people already searching for?”

Finally, he referred me to the Amazon KDP Training course by Adonike Sylvester that changed his life forever. I quickly grabbed the course, and the was the turning point for me.

Here is the link to the course. Click Here

That single shift changed everything.

I stopped guessing and started researching customer demand. I learned how to publish books on topics I knew little about — but people were actively buying.

In January that year, I applied what I learned. Today, my KDP earnings consistently range between $500 and $800 per month.
One of my accounts has made almost $7000 (10 Million Naira) in 9 months.

Click Here for a live Video Proof from my account

It’s not overnight. But it’s real, consistent income from books that sell even while I sleep.

Common Questions I Get:

“I’m not a writer” → Neither was I. This is a learnable skill.

“I don’t have a laptop” → Most tasks can be done on a smartphone.

“I don’t have money” → Startup cost is low compared to other businesses.

“Can Nigerians actually get paid?” → Yes, Amazon pays Directly into Nigerians Banks.

Amazon KDP is not a get-rich-quick scheme. It rewards those who learn market demand, stay consistent, and treat it like a real business.

👉 Watch my proof video Here

I’ll be sharing more over the coming days:

My biggest mistakes, exact strategies, beginner tips, and real case studies.

Tomorrow: Why Most First-Time Nigerian Publishers Fail (And How To Avoid It)

Question for you:
Do you think it’s better to write what you know, or write what the market is already searching for?

Drop your answer below 👇
Re: Why Writers Are Richer Than Authors In Nigeria – $500 & $850 Monthly by izicode1(op): 12:42pm On Jun 03
The Most Expensive Mistake I Made As A Beginner

The most expensive mistake I made wasn't spending money on ads.
It wasn't publishing the wrong book.
It wasn't even quitting.

My biggest mistake was assuming.
I assumed I knew what people wanted.
I assumed demand existed.

I assumed publishing alone would create sales.
Business doesn't reward assumptions.
Business rewards understanding.

Today, before I create anything, I ask one question:
"What is the market already asking for?"
That single habit changed my results completely.

Question:
Have assumptions ever cost you money or time?

Tomorrow:
The day I almost gave up completely.


izicode1:
Why My First Amazon Book Failed Miserably

Looking back today, I can confidently say my first Amazon book was almost guaranteed to fail.
Not because the book was terrible.
Not because Amazon KDP didn't work.

But because I skipped the most important step.
Research.

I wrote what I felt people needed.
I never stopped to ask:
"Are people actually searching for this?"

That mistake cost me years of effort and money.

One lesson I've learned is this:

A book can be excellent and still fail if nobody is looking for it.

Question:
Have you ever worked hard on something only to discover there was little demand for it?

Tomorrow:
The most expensive mistake I made as a beginner.
Re: Why Writers Are Richer Than Authors In Nigeria – $500 & $850 Monthly by izicode1(op): 6:00am On Jun 05
The Day I Almost Gave Up Completely

After years of poor results, I reached a point where I was done.
No more publishing.
No more Amazon research.
No more ads.

I convinced myself that KDP was just another online dream that worked for everyone except me.
The funny thing is this:

Many people quit right before they learn the lesson that would have changed everything.
I didn't know it then, but my breakthrough was still ahead of me.

Question:
Have you ever quit something and later realized you stopped too soon?

Tomorrow:
Why I genuinely believed Amazon KDP was a scam.

izicode1:
The Most Expensive Mistake I Made As A Beginner

The most expensive mistake I made wasn't spending money on ads.
It wasn't publishing the wrong book.
It wasn't even quitting.

My biggest mistake was assuming.
I assumed I knew what people wanted.
I assumed demand existed.

I assumed publishing alone would create sales.
Business doesn't reward assumptions.
Business rewards understanding.

Today, before I create anything, I ask one question:
"What is the market already asking for?"
That single habit changed my results completely.

Question:
Have assumptions ever cost you money or time?

Tomorrow:
The day I almost gave up completely.
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