Amazon is where books are sold. Nearly 80% of all eBooks are sold on Amazon, and upwards of 40% of paperbacks are sold there as well. But if other online stores feel like barren deserts, sometimes Amazon can feel like attempting to sell in shark-infested waters. But there are tools and tricks available to all authors to improve their visibility on Amazon, and in this intensive we’ll be discussing some of the very best.

We’ll go over the basics of metadata (keywords and categories), price points and price promotions, and the benefits of Amazon exclusivity. Whether you’re a bestseller or a first-time author, this course will give you additional tools to help your book become more discoverable on the world’s largest bookstore.

There are a few things we’re all told we need to do around a launch. Pre-orders, reviews, sales, and best seller’s lists, the list of tips are endless. But many of these common industry tropes are outdated or aren’t grounded in what works with Amazon’s algorithms in the first place.

In this class, you’ll learn what strategies and tips really work to make your launch as successful as possible, and avoid actions that are unhelpful or downright hurtful to your book’s long-term sales success.

Most authors would write full time if they had the ability to do so, but few have that option. With bills to pay, mouths to feed, and lifestyles to maintain, most authors don’t have the luxury to leave their day jobs. On top of that, getting a book self-published can also be very expensive and the publishing arena is consistently competitive. So, is there any way to earn an income with your writing?

In this course, author Vincent Davis will help you develop the proper business practices and foster the correct mindset to begin earning consistent royalties on your books. It’s never easy, with dedication and hard work, you too can begin your path to becoming a full-time author.

You published a book. Maybe the launch went well, and you sold a lot of copies. Maybe you even won awards and hit a best seller’s list. However, in the days, weeks, months, and even years since then, the book has fallen into obscurity. That’s what some Amazon experts call the “Amazon Blackhole” the commonplace phenomenon where books are only found by using the exact title or author name, rather than being discovered organically. But there is a plethora of ways to give new life to an old book.

No matter how long it’s been, or how slow sales are, a book can have new life. There is nothing more valuable to authors than their published titles, but many authors and publishers abandon books that haven’t sold well or have grown stale. Now, we no longer have too. With the strategies we’ll discuss in this class, you can make your book(s) relevant again, and achieve heights never considered possible previously.