- Are you currently having problems
with getting any sales after the first 30 days on Amazon?
Is your book rank tanking fast enough
where you're worried
that you may not even make rent next month?
Then, I have just the strategy for you
to make more money on the same publication,
all without changing a thing, stay tuned.
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Are you having a tough time
with getting any Kindle ebook sales
after your first 30-days on the Amazon marketplace?
Is your book slowly dying on the vine
after its lost its first month luster?
Leave your open thoughts in the comments below
and I'll do my best to address everyone.
Also, you may find the info useful in my video on
How to Increase Book Sales on Amazon.
What I have to share today is a garbage tactic
only reserved for swindlers and hack publishers.
Also, I have to warn you
that what I'm about to share is not a joke
and is a gaping loophole
in the Amazon Kindle direct publishing system.
As you may already know,
Amazon gives a little love to new publications
for the first 30-days.
In fact,
they devote a list of the bestsellers in their first 30-days
also called the Hot New Releases.
Meaning, your book has a fighting chance
when first starting out,
therefore you get more exposure early on.
With this extra boost,
you may even topple the bestsellers lists
thereby leveraging the exposure for more sales.
Some self publishers go as far as to believe
that the first 30-days is as good as it gets.
I'm here to tell you that you are wrong, dead wrong.
I've personally taken books ranking in the millions
and turned them around
to top the bestsellers list within days.
Sure, it takes work and a little help,
but it is possible and you can make it happen too.
What some publishers are doing is downright wrong.
They publish a book and when it tanks,
they unpublish the book, then immediately republish it.
In essence,
they're taking advantage of that 30-day window again
with the same work.
Recently, Amazon has been catching on
and they're starting to suspend
and even terminate accounts based on this practice.
However, one loophole closes up, another remains open.
Before they republish their work,
they change out the title, cover
or small elements within the work,
in other words, they're doing things they should be doing
with a currently published work.
Rather than taking advantage of this loophole,
they should be trying to improve their work
while it's on the market,
instead of fleecing Amazon and its customers of money,
they should be tweaking their product.
How many people have unknowingly bought the same book
because someone chose to republish it?
How many poor reviews have been washed away
do to hack work that's been republished time and again?
How many honest, hardworking self publishers
and aspiring authors
have had food taken from their table
because these entitled few
thought they were more deserving
of the customer's time and money?
This practice has got to stop and it starts with you.
You are better than that,
you don't need loopholes to succeed in this business.
You don't need to tarnish other self publishers
by mucking up our business with thievery, chicanery.
If you are one of those ones unpublishing
and republishing your books,
stop it.
Rise above that kind of behavior
and exemplify what it means to be a savvy self publisher.
No catchy closing lines today.
None of the normal calls to action.
I just want this garbage self publishing tactic to stop,
today.