Yes, it’s very possible. Becoming a best-selling author on Amazon requires following an ever-changing formula. However, typically you’ll need to quickly sell a lot of books as soon as your book is available on Amazon. Your marketing strategist can discuss how to prepare your Amazon campaign.

People who want to buy your book need to find you on the Internet. Your marketing strategist will discuss the best option for you.

Our marketing strategists are experts in reviewing website data and optimizing your marketing campaign for steadily increasing results.

Your choice of marketing depends on the audience you are trying to reach. However, email marketing is one of the best ways to reach your audience.

SEO, or search engine optimization, uses technical website analysis to increase traffic to your website or webpage; attracting more people could result in more sales.

Amazon ads are very effective for bringing buyers to your author page.

They are both excellent depending on your purpose. Facebook is great for targeted marketing, and YouTube is great for visual marketing.

POD means – print on demand. As an author with an Amazon/Kindle account, you can print any quantity of books at the wholesale author price, whether one copy or 1,000. Your only minimum is one book, unlike the days before digital publishing when you were required to print several hundred books at the same time.

Yes, if you are in the continental United States, you will receive 100 copies of your book, shipping and tax included. If you are outside the continental U.S., other arrangements will be made.

No, because not every author wants this. However, if you do, your publishing coach can guide you through the process. The fee is about $45.

We like to finish this phase of your book in no more than four weeks, but sometimes receiving the proof copy from the printer extends this time.

This is a term used by Amazon/Kindle, and it is the page on Amazon that’s dedicated to your book, and where readers buy your book.

Yes, if you want images such as photographs, diagrams, or charts, we’re happy to accommodate your request. The number of images will be limited to about 10, or you can include more for an additional fee.

Your cover has three parts: the front, spine, and back. You, your publishing coach, and your designated cover artist will discuss ideas for all three elements. Your opinions about the design are important! Your book cover will be glossy, in full color, and your book will have “perfect” binding, an industry term for the way most of the books on your bookshelf are bound.

Before your book is ready for printing, a dummy copy is printed to make sure your book looks great before quantities of your book are printed. The proof copy is the “proof” that your book is ready for sale.

These are the pages that the reader sees before they get to the content of your book. This includes the title and copyright page, your dedication, acknowledgments, and the table of contents.