You can now check my page for pro tips on how to scale up your Amazon KDP business 👈👈 Follow now so you don't miss, 👈👈

Join Scalora YT community on WhatsApp, we can do this together 💪. Never waist time on each update I'll be dropping on this channel 👇 whatsapp.com/channel/0029Vb9…

Activated ✅ I have created a channel on YouTube where I will be teaching niches to quickly go viral, profitable and easy to create with free tools. If you have been looking for how to start your content creation long time but you are not sure how to start, this is for you. Don't forget to subscribe because I'll be dropping lots of tips Channel name: Scalora YT Link: youtube.com/@scalorayt?si=H6…

Activated ✅ I have created a channel on YouTube where I will be teaching niches to quickly go viral, profitable and easy to create with free tools. If you have been looking for how to start your content creation long time but you are not sure how to start, this is for you. Don't forget to subscribe because I'll be dropping lots of tips Channel name: Scalora YT Link: youtube.com/@scalorayt?si=H6…

I got this result in less than 3 weeks with just 45 videos, this is massive! Closing to Monetization

Seeing $0 on your KDP dashboard can mess with your mindset Especially when you’ve spent days or weeks creating the book. You start wondering: “Did I choose the wrong book?” “Is KDP even worth it?” “Should I just publish something else?” But one thing you eventually learn with KDP is that publishing a book and selling a book are two different skills. Creating the book gets you on Amazon. Learning what makes people actually find it, click it and buy it is another journey entirely. Once you understand that difference, you stop seeing every $0 day as failure. You start asking a better question: “What can I learn from this?”

I hope you believe Facebook monetization is real 😁💯

Amazon KDP Q4 preparation starts before Q4 gets busy. If you already have books published, this is the time to start asking: which of my books can I position for the final months of the year? 📚💰

If you have more than one book on Amazon KDP, you might be missing an easy marketing opportunity Your existing readers can become readers of your other books too. At the back of your book, add a simple “Also by the Author” section and introduce your other relevant titles. Don’t overcrowd it. If you have several books, show the ones that make the most sense for that particular reader. Someone who enjoyed your first book is already warmer than someone discovering you for the first time. You don’t always have to find a completely new customer for every book you publish. Sometimes, your next customer is already reading one of your books.

You can actually use social media to increase your Amazon KDP sales And no, that doesn’t mean posting your book link every day and begging people to buy Create content around the topic of your book. If you publish a travel guide, share useful travel tips. If you publish a children’s educational book, create content parents would find useful. If you publish a study guide, answer questions your target readers are already asking. You’re basically giving people a reason to become interested in the topic before introducing your book. Your potential readers are already scrolling on social media. The real question is: are you creating content that can lead them to your book?

How much are you actually making when someone buys your KDP paperback? If you’ve never checked this, go to the pricing section of your KDP bookshelf and look at the estimated royalty. Don’t just choose $9.99 or $14.99 because another author is using that price. Check your printing cost first. Then see what’s actually left for you after Amazon’s calculation. Also look at what readers are already paying for similar books. Too cheap doesn’t always mean more sales, and too expensive can make your book difficult to justify. Your goal isn’t just to choose a nice-looking price. You need a price your reader can accept AND a royalty that makes sense for you. Before you publish your next paperback, check the numbers. You might be surprised by what you’re actually earning per copy .

Before you hit “Publish” on Amazon KDP, please check your book one more time I know that feeling when you’ve finally finished everything and you just want to publish and move on. But don’t rush it. Open the KDP Previewer and go through the book like you’re the person who just paid for it. Check the page numbers, chapter headings, table of contents, margins and images. Look out for strange blank pages too. Then check your cover again, especially the spine and back cover. And please confirm your price and marketplace before submitting. You’ll be surprised how many small mistakes suddenly become obvious when you do that final check Better to spend another 20 minutes checking than notice the mistake when the book is already live.

One habit every midfielder should learn: scan before the ball gets to you. As a midfielder, you don’t always have enough time to receive the ball, look around, think, and then decide what to do. Sometimes pressure is already coming before the ball reaches your feet. That’s why you should constantly scan. Look over your shoulders. Where is the pressure coming from? Where are your teammates? Where is the free space? What will your next move be? Try to have an idea of what you want to do before receiving the ball. It could be a first-time pass, a quick turn, carrying the ball into space or simply playing it back. The quicker you see the game, the quicker you can play it. Your feet play the ball, but your eyes should have already done the work.

If you publish paperback books on Amazon KDP, always order a proof copy before you start promoting the book. Your book can look perfect on your laptop and still have problems when printed. Check the margins. Check the font size. Check image quality. Check blank pages. Check whether anything is too close to the trim. And most importantly, actually read through the physical copy. Your customer shouldn’t be the first person to discover a formatting mistake in your book 📚

If I wanted to find my next Amazon KDP book idea today, this is what I would do 👇 1. Go to Amazon and choose a broad topic I’m interested in. 2. Type the topic into the search bar and pay attention to Amazon’s suggestions. 3. Open the books that keep appearing around that topic. 4. Check their titles, prices, publication dates and reviews. 5. Read the 2–4 star reviews. This is where readers often tell you what they wished the book included. 6. Look for a specific problem or audience that existing books aren’t serving properly. 7. Only then would I decide whether the idea deserves a book. Don’t start with “What book should I write?” Start with “What are people already looking for, and what can I genuinely add?” That small change can save you weeks of creating the wrong book. 📚

Few minutes, I'm done! No be jaggons, na quality 👌

Being able to use both feet as a midfielder is something I never want to take for granted. I still train both sides because in a match, you don't always get the luxury of putting the ball on your favourite foot. Left or right, I want to be comfortable receiving, passing and moving the ball. The little things you repeat in training eventually show up on match day👌👌

That first sale also teaches you something important: if one person can find and buy your book, you can learn how to reach more people.

Then you start refreshing that KDP dashboard like Amazon owes you an explanation 😭😂

The first royalty might look small, but the motivation it gives you is something else.