In order to optimize my book for maximum performance before I’ve even made it to the creation stage, I make sure that I’ve front-loaded all of my research and recorded every last bit of metadata. Doing this ensures that I’ve been thorough in my work, reducing my odds of creating a dud that no one ends up being interested in, and it allows me to focus on creating a smaller number of higher quality, customer-considered books.
In today’s video, I’ll be going through each step of my process, and the order in which I complete each step, so that you can be sure to optimize your book before it hits the virtual shelves, and before you ever have to consider using ads.
Links Discussed
Videos:
Niche Research 1: 6 Ways to Come Up With Low-Content Book Ideas
Niche Research 2: How to Validate Your Low-Content Book Idea Using Amazon
Niche Research 3: Keyword Research Tips
Top 5 Keyword Mistakes When Self-Publishing Your Book on KDP
Understanding Categories on KDP
Other:
My preferred keyword research tool: Publisher Rocket
Dave Chesson’s free Amazon ads course
Free Guide: 3 Steps to Publishing Your First Low-Content Book in Less Than a Day
Do you follow a similar low-content publishing schedule? Let me know in the comments below!
