12-29-2013, 03:59 AM
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Magic Button :
This is going to be a short post.......
I have been buzzing about WF sections to find ways to improve my kindle
book sales and came accross tonnes of methods.... Most of them did not
work...
The one method you should NOT try...
PPC
on social media was definitely , by far, the biggest flop... especially
cause i spent $100 on it and sold just one copy! (for $0.99 out of
which i got only $0.35 lol)
I tried over 15 different ways and only 2 actually worked for me....
My ebook is a fiction however i am a 10000% sure it will work for non-fiction as well.....
1. SEO the right way.....
I came accross this method on this war room post
Check out his method to SEO your book and implement it... it works!
The second and most effective way, which i figured out myself....
Qn - Whats the one thing which pushes you towards buying stuff?
Ans - Reveiws...
Qn - I need people to review my product, where do i find them?
Ans - Code: http://www.amazon.com/review/top-reviewers This place is a freaking gold mine folks!!!!
These are people who are actually looking for items to review.... You
will defintely not get the top 10 people to review your product...
unless your product is worth a thousand bucks and you're give it to them
for free..... but the people down the list? their aim is to be in the
top ten.. and the only way they can do that is by reviewing as much as
possible.....
Click on any person, READ his about me section and what he/she likes to
read and review... if their intersts are common with your book, contact
them, offer them a freebie and ask them for a review....
Its not easy, i found about 35 people who were interested in my product.. only 7 replied.. out of which 5 left a review....
5 reviews were all i needed to go from 1 sale a week to 84 sales a week
I have no doubt that this method will work for you as well.... Give it a try and let me know how successful it was....
I have shared this here because ive been a war room member for just a
week and have almost doubled my knowledge gained in 15 years of internet
marketing!
I have been buzzing about WF sections to find ways to improve my kindle
book sales and came accross tonnes of methods.... Most of them did not
work...
The one method you should NOT try...
PPC
on social media was definitely , by far, the biggest flop... especially
cause i spent $100 on it and sold just one copy! (for $0.99 out of
which i got only $0.35 lol)
I tried over 15 different ways and only 2 actually worked for me....
My ebook is a fiction however i am a 10000% sure it will work for non-fiction as well.....
1. SEO the right way.....
I came accross this method on this war room post
Check out his method to SEO your book and implement it... it works!
The second and most effective way, which i figured out myself....
Qn - Whats the one thing which pushes you towards buying stuff?
Ans - Reveiws...
Qn - I need people to review my product, where do i find them?
Ans - Code: http://www.amazon.com/review/top-reviewers This place is a freaking gold mine folks!!!!
These are people who are actually looking for items to review.... You
will defintely not get the top 10 people to review your product...
unless your product is worth a thousand bucks and you're give it to them
for free..... but the people down the list? their aim is to be in the
top ten.. and the only way they can do that is by reviewing as much as
possible.....
Click on any person, READ his about me section and what he/she likes to
read and review... if their intersts are common with your book, contact
them, offer them a freebie and ask them for a review....
Its not easy, i found about 35 people who were interested in my product.. only 7 replied.. out of which 5 left a review....
5 reviews were all i needed to go from 1 sale a week to 84 sales a week
I have no doubt that this method will work for you as well.... Give it a try and let me know how successful it was....
I have shared this here because ive been a war room member for just a
week and have almost doubled my knowledge gained in 15 years of internet
marketing!
