Here's a publishing stat that should bother you more than it does: according to WordsRated, 90% of self-published books sell fewer than 100 copies. When authors hear that, they usually diagnose the obvious suspects. The writing. The cover. The crowded market. And sometimes … [Read more...]
How to Write Non-Fiction Books on Topics You’re Still Learning
There's a thought that stops more would-be authors than rejection letters, bad reviews, or even writer's block combined. It goes something like this: "Who am I to write a book about this? I'm not an expert. I don't have a PhD. I haven't been doing this for twenty years. … [Read more...]
How to Find a Kindle Niche That Isn’t Saturated (Without Expensive Software or Complicated Research)
Every Kindle publishing course tells you the same thing: "Just find a profitable niche!" Then they show you screenshots of expensive research tools, complex spreadsheets, and data analysis that appears to require a finance degree to understand. And you're left wondering if you … [Read more...]
Why Your Content Gets Views But No Sales (And the 15-Minute Fix)
Ninety-six percent. That's the percentage of website visitors who leave without taking any action. No signup. No click. No purchase. Nothing. I didn't believe that number when I first saw it. Felt way too high. But it comes from WordStream's analysis of thousands of … [Read more...]
How to Use AI Research Tools to Identify Profitable Market Niches
Artificial intelligence is everywhere you look these days. It’s a technological wonder that can help you with everything from brainstorming to product listings, and it’s not surprising that so many people are using it. You may be wondering where implementing AI and harnessing its … [Read more...]
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