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myjourneysofar:
Yeap

ambitiouschap:
Please don't go my niche ooo

myjourneysofar:
Lol

We harvest today bro.

I have other niche I am waiting to write on.

Just taking a step a time.

SkyFlint:
Continued...

I believe you are an avid reader, so you must be familiar with the Pareto Principle. 20% of what you do will generate 80% of your results.
Paying attention to quantity will help you find that 20%. 20% of what you have is approximately 1 book and making meaningful money from one book is like doing backflips on the top of a moving Beetle car. It is not impossible, but only a handful of people can pull it off.

You will need at least 10 books that will be generating good results to make you reasonable amounts of money. That means you'll need at least 50 books in the KDP system. So, write!

Possessing a specialized knowledge/experience will make your writing flow easily. That way, you have most of the resources you'll need committed to memory. And you know what to write about. It makes your writing faster. If you have addictions, ailments or difficulties you have faced and overcome, that's a good one to write about.
You may worry about the limitations of your knowledge but as you write, ideas will flow from places you had no idea about.

When you write in this manner, ask of yourself the journalistic what, who, how etc questions. It may sound cliche but it works.

Keep in mind that for every niche you publish in, you must have a unique pen name for each. You can't use Danny Walker for catering, crafts and fictions. It will not work. Even though you may be a jack of all trades, you must never appear to be one. One name. One niche.
For every niche, strive for at least 5 books. With that 5 books, you can publish more than 7 books through Bundle Publishing. After publishing books one to five with same pen name and same niche, you can republish books 1 and 2 together. Or any other combination as a separate book. Works for fictional series too.

Refuse to be intimidated by oversaturation of niches. There's always room for more. Fill that room with your books. Looking for the perfect niche will only end in that - LOOKING. Write on the ones you have found and you'll be head and shoulders above those still looking.


In summary, the Secrets:

1. Be organized.

2. Quantity is Everything.

3. Work with the niches you have found.

4. Keep the Pareto Principle in mind.

5. Bundle Publish!

MicroSummary: HARDWORK!


Find this book on PDFDrive: Make A Killing on Kindle By Michael Alvear if you haven't read it. Practice the methods in them. Model your book templates after the pattern he outlined in there.

Good luck!

Macgyver1:
Lolo24 do you run ADS?

microlincoln:
Please can you kindly share me this book

sulaimon22:
Which royalty plan am I supposed to choose between 35 or 70% with $2.99 price?

SkyFlint:
Payoneer gives you a foreign account number in a REAL foreign bank. The account is what you'll use to receive foreign payments. And from your Payoneer, you can transfer directly to your local Bank account.

That information is classified

ufotty2001:
Don't be decieve by all these people who are making money heavily in Kdp publishing. 99% of them runs Amazon ads in each of their books.. I mean each of their books but if u ask them they will tell u it is organic sales.. liers! Am not saying having a good keywords and quality book is bad.. you need to boost ur sales and ranking first... Do a good keywords research, have good cover that is very attractive, have quality contents and combine it with ADS. Always do this u will see urself hitting the first 1k. By this the little money you make in your first month you can reinvest it again in ads while u keep publishing.

Reality11:
Voters card, and it has been long

ambitiouschap:
It's USA na

Asadujames202:
Guy, please answer me.

On the Nigerian voter's card
What's the ID number?

Is it the last seven digits of the VIN
Or the last five digits

SkyFlint:
Understand this: Every niche is potentially POFITABLE. What matters is your approach to it.

The keyword research methods you've learned on this platform is the ideal method for manually generated keywords. There are no arcane methods of research.
Even the keywords generated by paid tools utilizes the same methods. Only on a larger and more comprehensive scale.
Waiting to happen on a keyword or niche research method will stunt your growth.

ORGANIZATION will determine how profitable you'll eventually become.
You will have to decide the quality and quantity of the books you'll be publishing. Then organize every other else you do from there around that benchmark. It may be difficult initially but it will get better. Eventually.

As time progresses, you will learn that quality matters a lot; especially if you want to secure repeat patronages and commitment from your customers. Quality matters a lot, but QUANTITY IS EVERYTHING. In fact, someone said "Quantity is a quality of its own. Your goal is to publish as many books as possible. I mean, there are people who make $1000/month from publishing Low Content Books. And that includes BLANK PAGES. The quality of books can only do so much, multiplicity ( quantity) is the foundation of wealth. Someone puts it in a succinct sentence: Every Crowd (books/people/anything) has a silver lining.


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SkyFlint:
Continued...

I believe you are an avid reader, so you must be familiar with the Pareto Principle. 20% of what you do will generate 80% of your results.
Paying attention to quantity will help you find that 20%. 20% of what you have is approximately 1 book and making meaningful money from one book is like doing backflips on the top of a moving Beetle car. It is not impossible, but only a handful of people can pull it off.

You will need at least 10 books that will be generating good results to make you reasonable amounts of money. That means you'll need at least 50 books in the KDP system. So, write!

Possessing a specialized knowledge/experience will make your writing flow easily. That way, you have most of the resources you'll need committed to memory. And you know what to write about. It makes your writing faster. If you have addictions, ailments or difficulties you have faced and overcome, that's a good one to write about.
You may worry about the limitations of your knowledge but as you write, ideas will flow from places you had no idea about.

When you write in this manner, ask of yourself the journalistic what, who, how etc questions. It may sound cliche but it works.

Keep in mind that for every niche you publish in, you must have a unique pen name for each. You can't use Danny Walker for catering, crafts and fictions. It will not work. Even though you may be a jack of all trades, you must never appear to be one. One name. One niche.
For every niche, strive for at least 5 books. With that 5 books, you can publish more than 7 books through Bundle Publishing. After publishing books one to five with same pen name and same niche, you can republish books 1 and 2 together. Or any other combination as a separate book. Works for fictional series too.

Refuse to be intimidated by oversaturation of niches. There's always room for more. Fill that room with your books. Looking for the perfect niche will only end in that - LOOKING. Write on the ones you have found and you'll be head and shoulders above those still looking.


In summary, the Secrets:

1. Be organized.

2. Quantity is Everything.

3. Work with the niches you have found.

4. Keep the Pareto Principle in mind.

5. Bundle Publish!

MicroSummary: HARDWORK!


Find this book on PDFDrive: Make A Killing on Kindle By Michael Alvear if you haven't read it. Practice the methods in them. Model your book templates after the pattern he outlined in there.

Good luck!

Alvin212:
..





Hi,

Please,
On the Nigerian voter's card is VIN number the same as the ID number.
If yes, is the ID number the last seven digits of the VIN or the last five digits.

Awaiting your response.

Thanks

sulaimon22:
Which royalty plan am I supposed to choose between 35 or 70% with $2.99 price?

Meedon:
VIN - Voters Identification Number

Alvin212:
Is VIN same as ID number?

Alvin212:
In the voter's card, how did you identify the ID number?

Meedon:
70%

All4real2:
tlit is the eight digit number written besides your photo passport on the voter's card ID or check the back of your voter's card and copy the serial number it is the same number with the one in front of your voter's card

etcme:
Sorry, I dont know you and I don't want to sound harsh to you. But if you see it as harsh, then learn from it.

Most of the questions you ask here have been answered several times and all of them are there on Google looking at you.

Sometimes you need to figure things out on your own, use your initiative. The thread was made to be a guide and learning platform but you have been asking question even a boy of 12 can figure out on his own.

This is internet age, make your research, don't wait for anybody to spoonfeed you on everything. See as you asked one particular question to almost 5 different people, even your question was question, you still asked the same question.

Please try to measure up, is this how you going to compete with other international publishers on Amazon?

Please reason am.

I come in peace.

SkyFlint:
Continued...

I believe you are an avid reader, so you must be familiar with the Pareto Principle. 20% of what you do will generate 80% of your results.
Paying attention to quantity will help you find that 20%. 20% of what you have is approximately 1 book and making meaningful money from one book is like doing backflips on the top of a moving Beetle car. It is not impossible, but only a handful of people can pull it off.

You will need at least 10 books that will be generating good results to make you reasonable amounts of money. That means you'll need at least 50 books in the KDP system. So, write!

Possessing a specialized knowledge/experience will make your writing flow easily. That way, you have most of the resources you'll need committed to memory. And you know what to write about. It makes your writing faster. If you have addictions, ailments or difficulties you have faced and overcome, that's a good one to write about.
You may worry about the limitations of your knowledge but as you write, ideas will flow from places you had no idea about.

When you write in this manner, ask of yourself the journalistic what, who, how etc questions. It may sound cliche but it works.

Keep in mind that for every niche you publish in, you must have a unique pen name for each. You can't use Danny Walker for catering, crafts and fictions. It will not work. Even though you may be a jack of all trades, you must never appear to be one. One name. One niche.
For every niche, strive for at least 5 books. With that 5 books, you can publish more than 7 books through Bundle Publishing. After publishing books one to five with same pen name and same niche, you can republish books 1 and 2 together. Or any other combination as a separate book. Works for fictional series too.

Refuse to be intimidated by oversaturation of niches. There's always room for more. Fill that room with your books. Looking for the perfect niche will only end in that - LOOKING. Write on the ones you have found and you'll be head and shoulders above those still looking.


In summary, the Secrets:

1. Be organized.

2. Quantity is Everything.

3. Work with the niches you have found.

4. Keep the Pareto Principle in mind.

5. Bundle Publish!

MicroSummary: HARDWORK!


Find this book on PDFDrive: Make A Killing on Kindle By Michael Alvear if you haven't read it. Practice the methods in them. Model your book templates after the pattern he outlined in there.

Good luck!

SmartMen:
Thanks. I downloaded the book and now reading it