Some have not sold but the few that sold were bought within the first week or so after being published. However, I didn’t have a marketing plan. I plan to have a launch for my next one.
I started listing books in September of last year and just this year in May I’m getting sales from them. Even though it’s not a lot. They are notebooks so I didn’t plan on any of them really selling but I was surprised. It has motivated me to continue making and listing books.
This information is so timely for me. I created some low content books during the pandemic but I have learned a lot more now. I was thinking about revising some of them and I have some more ideas for books. Thanks for sharing. Continued success.
@@RachelHarrisonSundI needed to look at the quality of some of my books and I have been updating them. I actually unpublished a few. And I planning a launch, because I never advertised.
I started to publish at the end of March last year and managed to sell only 175 books so far. Because in the period April-September I had only 2 sales, towards end of September I started to run ads, which was not a very good moment because many start ads for Q4 and bids were high, so I spent a lot compared to sales. I know that my books are in competitive niches and I should try to find low competition niches. I use Helium 10 and not happy because keywords found with Cerebro do not make ant impressions in my manual campaigns
I paid for a subscription to creative fabrica because of a recommendation in one of your other videos, but I can't figure out how to upload those graphics into bookbolt to be able to use them! I thought I signed up for bookbolt from one of your recs as well, but do you recommend another book creation software?
