Review: Great tips plus real 'case studies' makes this most valuable how-to for aspiring Kindle writers
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 02 24, 2014
Don't let the title fool you. Nathaniel Burns is not claiming to make $4,000 a month profit.To earn that revenue, Burns very well lays out a method whereby any writer willing to work (write and market) their books can earn a reasonable return for their work AND investment.Other than explaining the value of hiring a professional to edit your work, plus a professional to design your cover, it is the amount of money put into advertising (and where it is spent) that proves to be the most important information in How I make $4,000 a Month selling eBooks on Amazon Kindle.Burns also provides invaluable links to scores of book reviewers, helping newbie writers save vast amounts of time and energy developing a market for the works.My favorite part of the book, though, or at least the part I found that provided a bond of trust between Burns and myself, was when he jumped out, front and center, to explain his biggest lesson-learned when he self-published The Mummifier's Daughter without first hiring a professional editor.This 119 page How I make $4,000 a Month selling eBooks on Amazon Kindle is, thus far, the best and most useful guide in its category.As Nicholas Burns, Alex Foster and Arial Gold all emphasize, though, the secret to success is, find a niche with a viable market (research); write profusely for that niche (work); invest money and time in promotion and marketing (more work); then work some more. Piece of cake, right?Again, if you buy any books on writing for Kindle, make How I make $4,000 a Month selling eBooks for Amazon Kindle your first purchase.