Let's all say congratulations to @Pat Terrell she officially became a published author this week and now has her paperback book How to Be Sure of Heaven for sale on Amazon. This book explores how a person can have true certainty about going to heaven, not just hope or assumption. Using 2 Peter 1 as its foundation, it presents a clear, practical guide to salvation, spiritual growth, and living in a way that confirms one’s faith. This book is on sale today for $10.99 ➡️ GO GET IT ON AMAZON

We have another book feature from @Gale Bates and she just launched her adorable children's book Guava Bear. This book is about a playful, guava-loving bear living in Hawaii gets an unexpected chance at freedom when his leash breaks. Instead of staying safe, he follows his curiosity into the tropical forest, setting off on a fun, slightly mischievous adventure full of discovery. This book is on sale today for only $12.99 👉 GRAB IT ON AMAZON

Today I wanted to share a very valuable lesson, and it's basically a life hack if you want to do some keyword research for your book. ➡️ If you feel completely clueless when it comes to learning how to do keyword research, instead of guessing, you can actually use a competitor book to leverage AI to help you understand the keywords that the competitor book is ranking for. Check out this simple example prompt. 👇 I am planning to write a non fiction book about stock market investing. Here is a competitor book https://www.amazon.com/Stock-Market-Investing-Beginners-Step-ebook/dp/B0FKJSJBX4/ Give me a list of 25 potential keywords for me to research and let me know if you think there is opportunity in this topic for a new book to make money. --------------------- 1. Tell AI what type of book you're planning to write and what the book is about, or a general topic that the book is in. 2. Give it a URL to a potential competitor book that already is published on Amazon. 3. Ask for it to give you back a list of 25 potential keywords. 4. Ask for it to also give you feedback if there is opportunity in this topic to make a book on Amazon. 🔥 So once you have that information, what do you do next? This is where I would then leverage the power of Publisher Rocket to look up several of these keywords. You don't want to overuse keywords. You want to strategically use keywords. You want to find keywords that have higher search volume and lower competition, and that is what Publisher Rocket will help you identify. My rule of thumb is to only select three main keywords for using in your title and subtitle. Use the keyword with the largest search volume as your title and use two supporting keywords in your subtitle. 🚀 Run the prompt and let me know in the comments below how it went for you, or share a screenshot.

I'm hosting a Skool IRL coworking event today and celebrating my 900th member. Meet @Benjamin Do he runs a community for fans of Karate. If you binged watched Cobra Kai and loved watching Karate Kid Go checkout his group ➡️ Karate Mechanic Dojo

Do you try to read a book on a monthly basis? It's a loose goal of mine, and to be honest, most of the time I am just listening to them on Audible when I am commuting. Last month I read The Big Leap, and the month before I read How to Win Friends and Influence People. I wasn't sure yet what I was going to put on my list this month, but then I remembered I had this Amazing AI prompt that will TELL me what to read next. This month it is telling me to read The Four-Hour Work Week HERE'S THE PROMPT👇 Based on everything that you know about me, and my struggles please recommend a book for me to read. Also pull in an image of the cover and give me 5 reasons I need to read this book. Let me know in the comments what book you're reading this month!