Review: Lots of great help with Kindle publishing & book marketing
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 06 16, 2014
As an author and mentor, I not only write and promote my own books but help others become authors. And I only post reviews of books I have read start to finish.While it's essentially easy, and free, to publish on Kindle, merely having a book on Amazon is not a golden ticket to success.This book is extremely well organized and full of direct links to useful resources. It is, as my grandmother would say, the "soup to nuts" on Kindle publishing.One thing to know, the author says it is easier to promote Kindle books than print. Quite honestly, all formats of a book are just that. Formats. You can market them online and offline.Module 6 shows  you some ways to write a book if you're not a writer There are some good tips her. I personally would not do nor recommend paying someone for the rights to publish their fiction stories as my own, but this is one small consideration among many. I write both fiction and nonfiction, all my own, and I occasionally ghostwrite.Module 7 gave me an idea for creating a type of book I had not previously considered but now most definitely am. Module 13 gives the specifics for dressing up your  Amazon description.The last few modules are all about promotion, and they're excellent. Module 18 about getting lots of reviews  There's a Facebook idea n there that I'm going to employ right now.I however do not recommend using the 'Facebook secret" in Module 20 that suggest you set up a fake FB account and join groups to ask for reviews. This is in my opinion unethical, and it's against their TOS. So don't do it, kids. Be you always. No fake accounts!I hope this review is helpful to you.Follow your B.L.I.S.S.,Ronda Del Bocciobest selling and award-winning author, speaker and mentor