Hello and Happy Friday 🙌 We have had a ton of new members coming in here, so let's give them a warm welcome 💖 @Alice Rienzo Alexander - I have 5 adult boys and 4 grandchildren. I currently live in New York. (Referred by @Gale Bates ) @Kelly-Ann Bam - Hi my name is Kelly, I recently started my own business and just finished my own book. @Michelle Farris - I'm a therapist helping people create relationships that work! @Helen Lawrence - Professional Declutterer and Organiser helping people to free their space and time for the things that matter in life (Referred by @Janet Wilson ) @Michella Nielsen - 🎉 60 isn’t too late 💻 Learning digital marketing @Tatiana Di Maio - Obsessed with making videos with AI (Referred by @Nick Nebelsky ) @Lolly Writes - Children's book📚 author... @Emma Wratten - As a lawyer, I relax by sketching, capturing thoughts and emotions on paper. I’m eager to grow my skills in architecture, parametric design, and AI. @Kristina Brown - Dental Business Analyst, FL, WFHM. Looking to network and change my life for me. @Ikram Daf - “Creative and driven, focused on positivity and motivation. Here to connect, support, and grow with like-minded people!” @Wendy Lopez - Hi all! My name is Wendy! Im a mom, wife, nurse, and hustler. Looking forward to building and growing! @Tallahase Veronah - (Referred by @Larvida Noble ) @Sarah L Lane - (Referred by @Lesley Christine )

Most books don't fail because of bad content. They fail because nobody can find them. Your title and subtitle are doing 80% of the heavy lifting before anyone even opens your book. If your title doesn't tell the reader exactly what they're getting or your subtitle doesn't include the right keywords... you're invisible on Amazon. 💥 Doesn't matter how good the content is. Think of your title like a search query. What would someone type into Amazon if they wanted your book? That answer should be in your title or subtitle. Content gets reviews. Titles get sales. Imagine if you're looking for a book on "How to Start Real Estate Investing." Here are two books in the same search results... which one would you choose?

It’s time to put yourself out there. Share whatever you’re working on or proud of right now. This community is full of creators, authors, and entrepreneurs, and sometimes the best thing we can do is help each other get a little more visibility. 💡 IDEAS ON WHAT YOU COULD SHARE: • Yourself and what you do • Your Skool community • A book you're writing or recently published • A project you're building • A shoutout to another member • A video, post, or resource • Affiliate links (yes, those are allowed) The goal is simple: help our members get seen. Just one request so this stays valuable for everyone. 👉 1 RULE: If you share something, please also leave a thoughtful or helpful comment on someone else’s post. Support goes both ways, and when we all participate, the whole community benefits. Now let’s see what everyone is building 👇

Okay, I have to share this because it's too good not to. After our live today, my Fathom Notetaker sent me a recap of what we actually covered, and honestly? It made the best content idea list. So I'm stealing from myself. Here's what came out of our conversation that I want you to sit with: - Your book is already a content strategy. You don't need new ideas. One chapter alone can give you 10+ posts: the stories, the stats, the tips, the frameworks. That's not repurposing, that's just using what you already built. - NotebookLM over ChatGPT when you're working with your manuscript. It only pulls from your actual source material, so it's not making things up. If accuracy matters (and it does when it's your name on the book), this is worth knowing. - Stop thinking in posts, start thinking in themes. Value Tuesday. Sales Friday. A consistent weekly series does more for your audience than random one-offs ever will. - And if you want to grow your Skool community while you're at it: use AI to help you write thoughtful comments in other communities, then bring those people home with a freebie-for-email funnel. And that's just the summary, never mind that full transcript. There is content in the conversations for me still to get more out of without having to do more. If you were there, what landed for you? Drop it below. Thank you again to the KDP community and @Krista Brea for having me.

If you want to know how much a book earns, drop the link in the thread below and I will look up the earnings and follow up with you on it.