How to Publish a Book on Amazon: A Bestseller’s Guide to Self-Publishing, Formatting, and Marketing Using Amazon Ads

by Matt Voss

From e-commerce to cloud computing, Amazon continues to disrupt industry after industry. For some time now, their wide reach has extended into publishing. Since its inception in 2007, Kindle Direct Publishing (KDP) has taken the industry by storm, enabling fledgling writers to bypass the hurdles of traditional publishing and appeal directly to their readership. The stigmas have faded, self-publishing is the future of publishing, and—from the looks of things—Amazon KDP is the future of self-publishing. Not only is it the future, but as of now, KDP is the best option for writers looking to self-publish while making a real, livable income . The benefits of publishing through Amazon are immense. There are virtually no barriers to entry . If you have your manuscript and book cover ready right now, your book can be listed on the Amazon marketplace by tomorrow. Moreover, KDP gives you free and immediate access to the largest reader base in the world . Do you have an idea for a book but are not sure what exact action steps to take? Are you simply looking for a way to make a few thousand dollars (or potentially more) in passive income per month? If so, then you’ve come to the right place. In this book, I will show you exactly how to turn your idea into a professional Amazon listing that will earn you—assuming you follow my guidelines closely— at least $500 per month for each book you publish . This book covers everything you need to know about publishing on Amazon, including how to find the most profitable book ideas, how to obtain cover designs that sell, how to format your book for KDP, how to grow sales with Amazon Ads, and much more! I hold nothing back in this comprehensive book on self-publishing. Learn everything I’ve picked up over my many years of experience as a self-published author, and see for yourself how I make at least $500 per month on every book I write.

60 pages, Paperback

Published February 14, 2020

Reviews

[R.A. Bentinck · Rating 5 out of 5]

Very informative

I have been self publishing since 2017 and despite the numerous self publishing courses I have purchased and the countless experiences along the way I still find this book very useful.
If you are new to the self publishing business it is a must read. I really appreciate the sections on AMS Ads and building an email list. This book packs all the fundamentals of self publishing in a simple enough way for all to understand and appreciate.

[Pat Seymour · Rating 5 out of 5]

My Go-To guide as a First-time publisher.

This book has encouraged me to believe I can follow the step by step guide through the technical minefield ( computing was not for my generation) and publish my first book - and others waiting in the wings. Thank you for making me believe it's possible.

[Woodrow Underwood · Rating 5 out of 5]

Good manual for practical steps

He gives a great step by step guide to run a promotion, publish, and advertise a new book with Amazon. Its a very helpful read and gave me more tools for my toolbox. Thank you Chris for taking the time to share your knowledge.

[Julian Friedmann · Rating 5 out of 5]

Very clear advice on publishing your book with Amazon

I didn’t expect to find such a simple and clear book on how to use Amazon to publish and market your book. It will be my new bible as I publish my first book online.

[Milton · Rating 2 out of 5]

Good enough

Topics are not covered which i was looking into it. Overall is average to start of for some ideas n

[Annie Cadieux · Rating 4 out of 5]

Very instructive

It's simple to follow with clear explanation.
I would have like a bit of information on ghost writter or other alternative to start.

[Sherri · Rating 5 out of 5]

Enlightening

This book has clear, and powerful directions to enable the writer to start understanding what publishing and marketing on Amazon requires. Thank you Matt Voss.

[DOLLY · Rating 5 out of 5]

Excellent

Great strategies. I will put them to action with my first book to see the outcome. It is easy to understand and it encourages you to make the effort.

[Bon Peterson · Rating 5 out of 5]

Mediocre

First, this author assumes you are writing a non-fiction book. Second, I’ve read books on the same subject from other authors and found them to be a more authoritative.

[Harry · Rating 5 out of 5]

super resource for 1st timers

Read it! This will get you into the game. Everything you could possibly need to know. The new stay-at-home gig.

[Karen Shockley · Rating 5 out of 5]

Great resource that gives real life examples of how the author published a book for free! Highly recommend.