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Best-Seller - The Ultimate Guide to Writing and Publishing on Amazon 's KDP - cover

Best-Seller - The Ultimate Guide to Writing and Publishing on Amazon 's KDP

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Casa editrice: Publishdrive

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Writing a best-selling book may seem like a distant dream, an almost unattainable goal. But what if I told you that this dream is more attainable than you might think? Over the years, many authors have started with a simple desire to share their stories, and through hard work, dedication, and strategy, they have turned that desire into a successful reality. In this chapter, we'll explore what it really means to write a best-selling book and how you can set yourself up to achieve this goal.The Nature of the Best-SellerFirst, it's important to understand what constitutes a bestseller. The definition may vary depending on who you ask, but in general terms, a bestseller is a book that achieves high sales numbers and frequently appears on bestseller lists, such as those of Amazon or The New York Times. New York Times. However, the success of a bestseller goes beyond sales. It's about connecting deeply with readers, touching their lives in a meaningful way.Inspiring StoriesMany famous authors started out with a simple manuscript and great hope. J.K. Rowling, for example, wrote Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone while struggling financially. Her book was rejected by several publishers before she finally found a publisher who believed in her story. Today, the Harry Potter series is a global phenomenon. Rowling is a shining example of how persistence and belief in your work can lead to success.Another example is Stephen King, who had his first book Carrie rejected by more than 30 publishers before it was published. King, now one of the best-selling authors of all time, shows that initial rejection is not an insurmountable obstacle, but just part of the journey.The Path to SuccessLearn Much More...
Disponibile da: 19/03/2025.
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