Review: Very useful book
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 09 13, 2013
I had considerable hesitation at first about even reading this book which I was lucky enough the get in the short time it was free. I was afraid that this would be one of those books advocating hard selling of the type that immediately turns me off.As a retailer for the last 23 years I always try to be totally straight forward and avoid dishonest adverts. Some people would say that this is why I never got rich, but it could also be why we are still in business in the ultra competitive South Australian retail pet industry where over half the businesses fail in less than one year.I was wrong about this book. It genuinely lays out a way that a writer can write a best selling book on Amazon. What it doesn't do, or claim to do, is to tell people how to turn an existing book into a best seller. To write a best seller, you must start by knowing what people are likely to want to buy. This book tells you how to research potential best selling subjects to write about. Then the book goes through the different processes to sell the book on Amazon.I am one of the many authors who writes about things I am interested in and which I know something about. This means that my books are never likely to become best sellers, but there are still many things in this book which I can use to improve the sales of my books as well as those written by our cat, Luna Challis. This is definitely a book that I will be referring back to frequently.