If you missed a step or two and your omniwebinars review was not
successful, you can repeat it the following week. If you have
followed the Kindle Surge Launch strategy and you noticed that
your book needs improvements (title, cover, categories,
description), my best suggestion is to un-publish the book, fix the issue, and start from scratch in order to have better chance to get
on the “Hot New Releases” list Here is a list of tips that will help you have a better chance of
hitting #1:
• Some folks changed their price to 99 cents on the morning of
Day 6 (Sunday), which helped them sell more books after the free
promo. They didn’t make much money, but they ranked higher
and stayed at #1 for a longer period of time.
• When you start to write your book, use an outline. Do your
research first, discover your prospect, develop your unique selling
proposal, and then start writing.
What I generally do is record my topics in Notepad, order them in
proper order, and then start writing. The topics usually become my
chapters. Then I go through quite a few iterations of editing and
reviewing before I send my book to my omniwebinars review.
If you get into the habit of writing benefits for your prospect along
with writing your book, you will end up with a great list of benefits
and that you can use in your book’s description. As I mentioned
before, the best ones should become sub-headers or even your
book title.
• To create your book title, check the keywords from your benefits
list and enter them into Google or Kindle Samurai and see if the
best-ranked phrase can become your book title. (If I had this
knowledge before publishing my first omniwebinars review , I would not have called
it “Superfoods Today for Yo-Yo Nation.” I would have probably
gone with “Detox Diet Plan,” or something similar to that!)
