"Discover The 3-Step Blueprint To Turning 25-Page ‘Word Documents’ Into Passive Cashflow Using Amazon Kindle®"

You don’t have to listen to an editor make extreme changes in your book, unless you want to.

You decide what you want to write about, how long you want the book to be, what the description should say, what the cover will look like, and how much you want the purchase price to be.

​It’s easy to research what’s popular

When you visit Amazon, you can look under bestsellers to see what is most popular in various categories. Each category is then divided into smaller sub-categories. As you narrow down your selection, you can find topics you probably didn’t even know there was a market for. It’s all there for you to find.

It won’t cost much money to get started

Publishing on Kindle is free. It’s up to you if you want to pay someone to create a professional book cover or for publishing services.

When your book sells, you receive a portion of the sale price, which is anywhere from 35% to 70%. Amazon will send you a check every month that your commission reaches a set threshold (usually $100). It will take 60 days to receive your first check. You also have the option to be paid by wire or direct deposit to your bank. This can vary according to the country where you live.

How would your life improve if once a month a direct deposit hit your bank for an extra few thousand dollars?

You don’t have to do any writing

Hate to write? That doesn’t have to stop you from becoming a successful publisher of Kindle books.

You can hire ghostwriters to write your books for you. This includes fiction in any genre or non-fiction on any topic.

Do you think politicians or sports figures write their own books? No, they usually hire a ghostwriter.

Even famous fiction others like James Patterson use ghostwriters.

This not only saves you the trouble of writing, but it means you can publish many books a year, not just one or two.

You can start this in your spare time – from anywhere

You don’t have to quit your day job to start this business. It can be started in a few hours every week. It’s up to you how much time and effort you choose to put into it.

Keep it as a side hustle to raise extra money for the kid’s college fund, pay off debt, take a trip to Hawaii, or buy a nicer house or car. Or you may choose to build this business to the point you can kick your boss to the curb. It’s all up to you.

The best part of running this business is the FREEDOM. You can do it from anywhere you have an internet connection. You can take time off when you want to for family time.

Have you ever had to ask your boss for time off to deal with a family emergency? Remember the look he gave you? Your child is sick, and he’s worried about how you, taking a day off, is going to affect him!

Setting up a Kindle publishing business means you can earn money 24/7. You publish the books, and then Amazon does all the hard work of taking payments and delivering the product.

How do you market your book?

Standing out amongst all the other titles available in the Kindle store is the trickiest part of selling on Kindle, especially for someone just starting out. Learning from someone who has already mastered it is often the difference between success and failure.

The good news is, if you want to learn more about publishing on Kindle, there is a free online class that will help you tremendously.

The speaker, Ty Cohen, has made hundreds of thousands of dollars selling Kindle books. And he doesn’t even write them. He hires ghostwriters, and he’ll tell you exactly how you can find them at the lowest price.

This is your chance to get started building your own publishing empire.

Watch this free class for more information.