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The Easiest Niche to Produce Hundreds of Books In Creating your first book can be tough if you re going through the traditional book creation way...you know, planning, plotting, writing, editing, publishing. It could be weeks worth of work. Fortunately I ve already told you about Kindle Shorts...or short books. You don t have to write massive books in order to benefit from Kindle, you just need to have a book. (Oh, and you don t need to even use the Kindle Shorts category. The 2500 word requirement is a myth. A Kindle book can be any length.) The best books to start your publishing career (or to make a full lifetime career out of) is books that help people get something more out of life. That could anything, really. But the easiest thing to write start writing about is anything that has a direct, measurable benefit, such as saving money. Or even better, getting money back from something that a customer hates.
Especially if the customer: 1. Doesn t have a lot of time on their hands. 2. Isn t tech savvy. 3. Or they don t want to bother doing the research themselves. Now you d be quite surprised how many people like that exist in this world and later on, I m going to show you a book that is selling 20 copies a day helping people do something dead simple. You know, like canceling their Kindle Unlimited account. Yup. Guy is getting 20 downloads a day, ranked about 7.5k in the store, and is charging 4.99 for the book. How s that for smart? But there are more niches than that and in this guide we re going to explore these three niches and why you should write in them. Plus I m going to show you exactly how to produce these books and as a bonus, how you can sneakily advertise these type of books for cheap. Remember, this guide is exclusive for past buyers of my products. Don t share this guide with ANYONE! This is for your eyes only.
Why You Should Write In These Niches - The Benefits To You We ve already talked about why your readers would want these: they save time, money or stress and they don t have the time to research how to do it themselves. But what are the benefits for you? 1. These books are super simple to write. 2. They are fast to produce - you can produce one in an hour or less. 3. You can produce hundreds of these without batting an eye. 4. They sell, especially with kindle unlimited. 5. You can cleverly advertise these types of books for cheap. This is why you want to get into these niches and the three I m going to reveal to you all share the same basic traits. So let s take a look at those now.
The Three Niches - With Examples There are three primary niches which you can write in that will get you sales, with the specific topics easy to find/research. They are: 1. How to cancel a service 2. How to get a refund from a product/service 3. How to get better service The first two are easy to create with primarily step by step images. Screenshots with text overlay and maybe an introduction page/promotion page for other books or your mailing list. The third requires slightly more research and writing, but if you re wanting to expand into other niches, you can easily tackle number three. Our focus is going to be on the first two, but I wanted to make mention of the third as a possible idea for you to expand into.
Niche Examples Before moving on, I wanted to show you a few examples of these types of books, as well as how well they are selling. Example #1 - Cancel Kindle Unlimited:
As you can see from this example - this guy is selling 20 copies a day, $4.99 (though likely all 20 of these sales are free kindle unlimited reads) and is pulling in the page reads for easy (which is
easy money in Kindle Unlimited). Clever, right? Can you imagine that? 20 books a day? Let s look at another.
How to Get Money Back:
I pulled those examples from some quick ducking around inside Amazon, but I can guarantee you there are more. But what IS surprising...there isn t a lot of other books about canceling things. However, based on Google searches, I m betting people are looking for this information - you just have to release the information and tap into this hot niche. Let s look at creating these books.
How To Create These Books Let s go through the process of creating one of these books. They are simple to put together. 1. Research a service that makes it difficult or requires a few clicks to cancel or get a refund. 2. Research how to cancel or get the refund. These are generally posted everywhere - the key here is to make sure you can either get into the service or find a way to show how to cancel a service. 3. Take screenshots of the process of cancelling or getting a refund. 4. OR...say if you can t get into a membership area to screenshot or cancel a service, screenshot the customer service area/faq/help desk area that tells people how to do it and provide clickable links. 5. Provide additional tips for getting refund in EVERY book - these will be the same for every service. You can research how to do this online, the tips are everywhere. Some of the niches/services that work the best are those that are extremely wide and well know - such as Amazon services (like
Prime or Kindle Unlimited) or pain-in-the-ass, hated services from Telecom companies (such as Comcast). In fact, any service that can cause frustration to a customer is ripe for a book being created on cancelling or refunding. You will need some software to produce these books. What are you are looking for is screenshot or screen capture software. The very best is Snagit and it s what I use to make the screenshots above. Problem is...it costs 49 bucks. There is a free version, though, called Jing: https://www.techsmith.com/jing-tool.html Jing is free and easy to use. It doesn t include image editing though and you ll at least need to be able to add text, arrows and more. For that, you can use screenshot.net: https://screenshot.net/ You can take screenshots with it to, if you want. But Jing is a bit easier. Use whatever you want. Just upload your image and add text, then download the image and place it in your book. Easy-peasy.
If you don t mind spending $49 on something that can help you produce a lot of books (and not just for this method), then I do recommend snagit. I use it everyday in my business. You can click here to grab it.
Promotional Hint: A Sneaky Way to Sell These Books People are constantly trying to find ways to get refunds or cancel services...and generally, they turn to Google to get this information. One way you can get traffic is by uploading videos, targeting these keywords, and then linking to your book. You name the video the same as the keyword, put the keywords in the metadata and use the keyword as text in the video as well. So, if the keyword is: how to cancel xfinity...you get my point? You can drive a lot of traffic this way. But if you don t want to do a video, there is another option Amazon AMS You can use Amazon s AMS sponsored product ads (NOT interest ads, those don t work) to target keywords people are searching for and drive traffic for cheap. When I mean cheap, I mean pennies a day. But if you re in Kindle Unlimited, you grab free downloads, free page reads and you make up for the ad spend quickly.
How does this work? Simple - you target the keywords related to the book title. How to Cancel Kindle Unlimited - that s your keyword you target. This is brilliant because it s LASER targeted to the people who are searching for the solution to finding out how to cancel kindle unlimited. Imagine this - you are searching for something specific and you see a book or product titled exactly what you are searching for. You are going to click and be far more likely to purchase. This is why this works so well. On top of it - it s a short read, and free with Kindle Unlimited, so people want to grab it. You can do other things too, like a build a list of people who download and read. It all helps in the end.
Quick Tips Using AMS While this isn t intended to be a comprehensive guide on producing AMS ads or using AMS, I do have some hints and tips that will help. If you want a full blown guide on using AMS, I recommend this here. (This is a course I did with a guy who s bringing in 500 to 1000 a month in book sales from AMS ads alone. If you use this link, you ll get 3 dollars off the normal sale price. If you don t see the price at 12 bucks, then use this coupon: AMS3OFF) There can be a delay in sales report, so don't give up on an ad too soon. $5/day is a good limit for testing. Don't choose the automatic targeting--choose your own keywords Have tons of keywords--you only pay be click (I just submitted an ad for my sight-reading book and I have 190 keywords) Don't make the keywords too broad. You can use the titles of other books. e.g. Hitchhiker's guide to the galaxy, douglas adams Hitchhiker's guide to the galaxy, Hitchhiker's guide
Remember that KU downloads are not displayed A low bid will give you a better ROI, but fewer sales Experiment a lot and don't give up too early AMS ads for permafrees are a good idea Can't have "Kindle" as a keyword, but can have "Free". Best wait time before evaluating an ad's effectiveness is 1 week. To compare different ad features (like in A/B testing), it's best not to run the A & B ads concurrently but to let ad A run for a week and then run ad B. (I didn't get the "why not concurrently?" of that.) Remember, if you want more details and a case study about using AMS, then check this out. Don t forget, you save 3 bucks by using this link. This is ONLY available until December 31st!