The $10K/MO Amazon KDP Blueprint: Step by Step

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  • Опубликовано: 21 июл 2024
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    Chapters:
    0:00 What to Expect in This Video
    0:33 Setting the Stage for a Unique Perspective
    1:07 A Conservative Math to $10 000/Month
    2:07 The Components That Will Get Us to Averaging at Least $100/Month per Book
    2:52 The Ideal Way to Set up Your Publishing Business
    5:53 Two Examples of Successful Brands
    6:32 Step by Step Research
    9:22 Finding a Unique Selling Point and Title Creation
    10:38 Outline Creation
    12:14 Having the Manuscript Created
    13:10 Having the Cover Created
    17:02 Formatting, Converting the Cover, Book Description, and Ordering A+
    17:57 Publishing, Starting Free Promotion, Collecting Reviews and Running Amazon Ads
    18:49 Scaling
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Комментарии • 22

  • @VictoriaGetsVocal
    @VictoriaGetsVocal 19 дней назад +1

    Your content is superb, thank you, clear and concise. 👍🤩

  • @chronnodev
    @chronnodev Месяц назад +1

    Thank you Peter! This video was incredibly helpful and I really like the way you broke down all the steps. For future videos I would like to see in-depth videos for every step you described here: Researching best book niches + keywords, creating the outline, creating the book manuscript, creating the cover, formatting, publishing. Basically fleshing out the steps into more details. Thanks a lot!

    • @peterholmquist
      @peterholmquist  Месяц назад

      Thanks for your comment and suggestions, will keep that in mind!

  • @tcc4329
    @tcc4329 14 дней назад

    VERY good video, creating step by step course which dfoesnt cost fortune would be perfect 🙂

    • @peterholmquist
      @peterholmquist  12 дней назад

      Glad you liked it! The free course on Skool covers the basics.

  • @RFK_71
    @RFK_71 Месяц назад +1

    Thanks for the good presentation; appreciate it! Look forward to watching the rest.

  • @KarolinaFerro
    @KarolinaFerro 17 дней назад

    Awesome video. How do You fill 7 boxes? Long tail keywords? Publisher rocket will have a huge update 07.08 could you make video how to use new options in it?

    • @peterholmquist
      @peterholmquist  15 дней назад +1

      I use highly relevant keywords to the book title, thanks for the suggestion, I will consider it.

    • @KarolinaFerro
      @KarolinaFerro 14 дней назад

      @@peterholmquist Most of the people I see on YT do Low content book or medium content book. Would you do a strategy video on how to go from such books to HCB? I'm afraid I'll spend $800 on a ghostwriter and the book won't be accepted :( Do you use Ai at any stage of book creation other than descriptions? It would be nice to see a video about it.

    • @peterholmquist
      @peterholmquist  14 дней назад +1

      I will consider it. Go step by step when you hire the ghostwriter, so review the manuscript as it's being written so you're happy with the way it's going and check it for plagarism using for example Copyscape.com (you can also check AI using for example ZeroGPT.com or other AI checkers). I don't use AI for any of the writing. I think AI can help with guidelines but I still use guideline creators for that task too. It's great for helping with the descriptions and also general advice/ideas/things to keep in mind, etc. If you're not in the free community on Skool, consider joining and feel free to post there for any support, guidance, etc.

  • @jamesc6227
    @jamesc6227 2 месяца назад +1

    Great video. What would be a rough average cost for you to publish 1 book? Thanks

    • @peterholmquist
      @peterholmquist  2 месяца назад +1

      Thanks James, glad you liked it. It can cost between $1000 - $1500 but I think it can be done for less depending on how much you're doing yourself.

    • @jamesc6227
      @jamesc6227 2 месяца назад

      @@peterholmquist thanks. That’s kind of what I’ve thought after watching a bunch of videos. So if you play the volume game to get to 50-100 published books. How long per book to publish? 2-3months? In which case would you recommend working on 2 or 3 at once? Your friend has managed to publish a lot in a short time. Seems like he’s doing fantastic 👍🏼

    • @peterholmquist
      @peterholmquist  2 месяца назад +1

      @@jamesc6227 2-3 months is reasonable. It all depends on your budget. At the start, I advise you to start with publishing one in that week for example (but you can have more than one that you're waiting for). This is so you can focus fully on the launch of that one book to ensure it goes well. Yes, he is doing good. He had a lot of money to invest, so that is one thing to keep in mind. I've also helped him a lot personally, so he has had a good headstart in everything from knowledge to systems. But hopefully, it is inspiring as it shows what is possible.

    • @jamesc6227
      @jamesc6227 2 месяца назад +2

      Could you do a video on product research please? I’m struggling to know what criteria I should use, in terms of competitors etc. if a keyword search is too competitive or there is not enough demand…

    • @peterholmquist
      @peterholmquist  2 месяца назад +1

      @@jamesc6227 I will note that as a potential video topic. Keep the video ideas coming

  • @dan-k79
    @dan-k79 7 дней назад

    Please reverse engineer and funnel hack more KDP brands..