Passive Kindle Publishing

Dear friend,

Over the last few months I've seen hundreds of Kindle publishers struggle to make good money. Even though they put out book after book, they just aren't getting the kind of passive income they'd always wanted.

And it wasn't very long ago that I was in the same boat. I was publishing Kindle books in all kinds of niches, but just wasn't getting any sales.

I Was Wasting Precious Time

We all have a finite amount of time on this earth. This time is the most precious thing we have, and I don't want to waste it writing dozens of Kindle books!

This affected my family time, other businesses, and even my health.

I Started Wasting Money

My next step was to outsource Kindle ebook creation. I figured that it'd be easy- just pay someone a few bucks and I get a quality book, right?

....Yeah right.

I actually started wasting even MORE time editing what my outsourcers sent back than it took my to write the book myself! And to make it worse- I was paying money to make this happen.

Finally, I got fed up and focused on the essentials. After a lot of trial and error, I developed a little system to let me publish Kindle books for dirt-cheap in very easy, huge niches.

Introducing...



"A System so Easy that Even
A 14 Year Old Can Do It"

What I finally developed was a simple system that just about anyone can do. Even if you don't have a lot of technical skills- you can start outsourcing your Kindle empire in no time.

In Passive Kindle Publishing, you'll discover

How to outsource 95% of the work for less than $10
The best 3 niches for outsourcing
How to choose keywords for the title
How to find quality outsourcers
Why giving away your book for FREE is a good thing
How to create ecovers in less than 5 minutes
How to make your book more professional than the competition
Yes! You Can Outsource a 100%
Passive Income Stream

With the exploding Amazon Kindle marketplace, it's as simple as 1-2-3.

1) Find a niche with good keywords

2) Outsource the creation of the book

3) Upload the ebook and cover

That's it! You're basically letting your outsourcer do the dirty work while you sit back and enjoy that passive income.


Where to Start
I’m going to assume that you already have a Kindle account set up.
Its FREE, and easy to set up.
Once you’ve done that, it’s time to figure out what niche you want to get into.
There are a few schools of thought here, but I’ll break it into 3 main ones:
1) Pick a niche/market that you love
2) Pick a huge, evergreen niche (health, wealth, relationships, etc.)
3) Pick a niche that’s conducive to outsourcing
Here’s a brief explanation of the advantages and disadvantages of each:
1) Pick a niche that you love.
a. Advantages- You already know the subject. You can spend a lot of
time writing or learning about it without it feeling like work. You may
already have contacts in the industry to help with ideas or co-publish.
You can be the big fish in the small pond.
b. Disadvantages- It may not be large enough to make good money. You
may get tired of the niche if you focus 100% of your efforts on it. It
may not be easy to outsource.
2) Pick a huge, evergreen niche
a. Advantages- TONS of money to be made. Always new research or
methods to sell. Huge marketplace- millions and millions of people.
b. Disadvantages- TONS of competition. May require creative marketing
strategies. May not be interesting to you. Usually expected to have
TONS of content (longer books).
3) Pick a niche that’s conducive to outsourcing
a. Advantages- Best opportunity to be passive. Don’t have to do most of
the work yourself.
b. Disadvantages- Fairly high competition. May not be interesting to
you.
So what’s the best method?
To be honest- there is no “best” method. It all just depends on how you want your
business to run.
That said, I personally recommend using either outsource-friendly niches or those
that are evergreen.
Evergreen niches are great because if your book becomes a bestseller, you have the
potential to make hundreds of thousands of dollars from just one book. The
problem with these is that they can take a long time to write, plus you still have to
market them.
Meanwhile the more outsource-friendly niches can usually be shorter books and
easier to manage. This report is going to be discussing these niches more than the
evergreen ones.
The Top 3 Kindle Niches for Outsourcing
After doing quite a bit of testing, I’ve ...