Hi Jeff and thanks for your fantastic videos and information you share. I have a question regarding average BSR. When I search a keyword my first page results vary. Sometimes there's 48, sometimes 24 and sometimes 16. I cant work out any logic to the difference in results shown, it doesn't seem to be related to the overall number of results. Obviously this difference in first page results would have an effect on the BSR average and I'm guessing possibly on the Titans niche score. Have you encountered this and do you vary your approach depending on the number of first page results?
That happens because book rankings change a few times a day. I’ve found that when I do enough research for a niche, the results will generally tell me if I should enter a niche or move on to another.
There was no problem with the titles in my old books. But it is said that > the title of the books being uploaded now is misleading the consumers. Tell > me clearly what should change in my title. what is wrong Please tell me
Hi! Love your videos! As always, great content! I wanted to know if could once do a video where you review some of your subsciber's books and give your advice on what could be changed or improved to help them out. If you decide to make such a video, l would be ever so grateful if you could review Benjamin W. Fairytree books😊 Thanks! Good luck foe your fuyte videos!
All BS on the amount of dollars to be earned on the low-content books! This market is oversaturated. The only people who make money are those who make the tools like Book Bolt and RU-vid creators telling you this BS to get monetized!
Not true, niches are ever changing and that’s why it’s very important to master the skill of research so you’ll never have trouble finding profitable niches to explore. To be transparent, I don’t have one best selling book that brings me thousands per month, instead I have 20-30 books that consistently bring in a few hundred dollars per month. Then the rest of my royalties in any given month are spread throughout 200-300 random books in my bookshelf. 80% of my income comes from 20% of my books and I have published over 2000 books in the last 5 years. This takes work and is not a get rich quick scheme. If you’re not willing to continuously publish books and learn from each one, then it will be hard to build a sustainable income with KDP. Where I had my breakthrough was after years of publishing, ran into a extremely profitable niche that no one was making log books for so I decided to experiment and create from scratch a first of its kind log book in that niche and it went very well. I then went to create 50-100 of these types of log books in sub niches and did very well. But it took years of trial and error to finally experience success with KDP. If I had the mentality of thinking everything is saturated, then I wouldn’t be here teaching what I know.
