Low Content Publishing

empreender

• Publisher: Bibliomundi
• Year: 2022
• ISBN:
  9781526026217
• Edition: 1
• Topic: Business
• Subtopic: Trading
• Index: Business

With this report you will learn how to build a profitable business selling low content books on Amazon. Low content books include journals, calendars, coloring books, planners, sketch books, notepads, trackers and other. With low content books you can create one interior template and use it again and again. Low content publishing doesn't take a lot of time. Once you've created your initial inventory of products, you can easily expand on your offers or outsource everything. It doesn't equire any previous experience or a lot of money to start. With this report you will learn everything about one of the easiest ways to make money with Amazon.

Driving Traffic to Amazon

When it comes to boosting your low-content book ranking on Amazon and driving in targeted traffic that’ll convert, there are many factors that go into how well you rank.

Obviously, the higher the ranking, the more exposure you’ll receive.

StartupBros has an in-depth post outlining all the different variables when it comes to ranking on Amazon. I suggest reading it over to better understand how it all works.

You can find that article here: https://startupbros.com/rank-amazon/

One thing that all Amazon sellers will agree on is that keywords play one of the greatest roles in helping buyers find your books.

The great news is that there is a method to the madness when it comes to marketing on Amazon and boosting your book’s visibility and rankings (which means, more sales!). It all comes down to knowing exactly how to trigger Amazon’s algorithms.

And it starts by recognizing one important fact:

Amazon isn’t just a marketplace, it’s a search engine!

If you want to boost your book ranking, you need to keep this in mind. Just like Google, Amazon matches keyword strings with products that are relevant to user search queries.

In fact, when it comes to securing a higher ranking on Amazon, gaining traction, and maximizing exposure, it all comes down to 2 main things: keywords & categories.

Keywords will help to dramatically improve discoverability of your book. They also make it easier to get your book into popular sub-categories, rather than just the main ones accessible to you via your KDP dashboard.

Unfortunately, keywords are often underutilized, or used incorrectly by authors, which results in their books not being seen by readers.

The truth is, without targeted keywords, no one will find your books. And without proper category placement, no one will understand your brand.

Thankfully, coming up with the best keywords for your book doesn’t have to take a lot of time.

The goal is to uncover 10-15 keyword strings commonly used by potential readers, and then use them within your book listing and other areas that all work towards triggering Amazon’s algorithms.

To start, Amazon allows you to include up to 7 keywords for every book you publish. These keywords are entered when you create your book listing via your KDP dashboard.

They also don’t have to be indi...

Table of contents

• Introduction
• Getting Started
• Uncovering Hot Niches
• Driving Traffic to Amazon
• Maximizing Sales Quickly
• Conclusion
• Resources