How to write and publish nonfiction books on Amazon that will sell: A step by step guide

by Steve Pease

So you have written a book, or you have an idea for a book you think people would love to read. Now what? There are thousands of authors who have written books and published them on Amazon. Amazon pays out tens of millions of dollars every month to authors for royalties. From what I've read, more than 50 % of authors on Amazon make less than $100 per year. The main reason is. They don't do a few things that you need to do to sell books and make money. Why is writing a book for Amazon a good idea? Several reasons it is great. You can do it for free. Amazon is the biggest book seller in the world. Selling books on Amazon is easy to manage. Amazon pays you nice royalties and they do all the selling and delivery. The right books will keep on paying you for years. The problem is, there are a lot of pieces to getting a book for sale that will sell. You could figure out how to get your book up for sale. But if you don't know the best way to do it, you will be competing with millions of books. This will make your chances of anyone finding your book very slim. I have read hundreds of books on publishing on Amazon. Many of them were filled with great information about how to do it. I have taken all that i've read and use personally and put together a system that works great. It makes it easy from start to end of the writing process and getting it ready to publish. The information in this book will save you hundreds of hours. Some of the techniques I have read about and tweaked them to fit what works for me. I am all about being as efficient as possible and that is what I wanted to create with this book. You can do your first book without all the trial and error and redoing books to get them their best. Or you can read what works to get there quick. I have put all the information into a detailed tutorial for each part of the process. This will show you how you can get your book ready fast. I go through each section of the process and tell you the best and easiest way to do it the first time. You will learn: Why you should write a book How to pick the subject How to make a mindmap How to make an outline How to write an intro that will sell your book How to write the main content of the book How to pick the best title How to create a cover that will sell How to edit your book How to pick the best keywords How to get printed copies of your book on Createspace How to never have writer's block.

86 pages, Paperback

Published March 27, 2017

About the author

My name is Steve Pease. I live in the Northern suburbs of the Twin Cities in Minnesota.

I have been writing for about six years. I've written several hundred articles for HubPages and for examiner over the years. For Examiner I wrote a column for the Twin Cities on Disc golf, and one on Cycling in the Twin Cities, and one on Exercise and fitness for the Twin cities.
I write on subjects I am passionate about, disc golf, exercise, photography, cycling, fishing, and topics that deal with Christian beliefs.
My father is a retired minister, and he has written many books. I have edited many of them and have them available on my site that cover many topics of interest to Christians today. I have also written an Old Testament trivia book on my own.
I have been playing disc golf since 1978 and love the sport. The greatest thing about disc golf is at age fifty eight I’m still very competitive and beat players much younger than me. Disc golf is a sport you can play at almost any age as long as you can walk.
I have taken several hundred thousand pictures over the last 35 year's and I'm always trying to improve my photography. My goal is always to take the big shots I can. I want people to say wow when they look at my shots. I went through the photography course at New York Institute of photography many years ago. What I learned from the course and my years of experience was worth every dollar.
The key to be a great photographer is to see things that most people don't see, or in a way they didn’t see it. My favorite types of photography are landscape, portrait, animals and infrared. I have shot several weddings and spend hundreds of hours just exploring different places looking for great things to take pictures of.
I have been an avid fisherman since I was a kid. I have had 2 bass fishing boats over the years, but I enjoy fishing for my kayak. I have a sit inside old town kayak, and a sit on top feelfree Moken 12 fishing kayak. I also have two old town canoes for going to the boundary waters wilderness area or just paddling around lakes in my area.
The hardest part about fishing from a kayak is trying to decide what not to take with me. As with most bass fishermen I have tons of equipment, and I always feel I need to take it all with me, just in case. Kayak fishing has made me downsize just to make everything fit in my kayak.
I spend most of my fishing time catching bass and northern pike. But if I'm looking for a good meal, you can beat crappies and sunfish. I have spent most of my time fishing freshwater, but I have caught saltwater fish. The biggest was a 380 pound bull shark off Key West Florida in 1985.
I have also have loved biking and exercising since I was in my early teens. I like to read nonfiction book so I can keep learning new things all the time. Many of the things I learn I want to share with you and help enrich your life. I want to pass on the knowledge I have learned over the years and share it with others.

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Reviews

[Maria Betten · Rating 2 out of 5]

Honestly my biggest irk with this book is that is prefaces itself like it is the end-all, be-all for publishing with amazon, and that you don’t have to read anything else when the content is beginner at best.