Hi Guys! I'm Cameran and I live in Arizona, U.S.A. I published my first book in April 2026 and I have 2 more books that are pretty close to being ready to be published. My first 2 books took 6 month each to write, edit, and all that. Right now, I'm having 2nd and 3rd thoughts about how much interest and demand there really is and whether I should put more time into finishing the 2 and 3rd books. I am not using PF yet, but I am interested; however, I want to earn some profit from the 1st book first. I have been using Claude and ChatGPT to assist me. My 12 month goal is to publish 1 book a quarter that earns well. My longer term goal is to provide valuable books that allow me to earn $27,777 a month. I am focusing now on understanding the niche/topic research and supply/demand and competition factors so that I can publish books in great areas that actually makes sales. For my first book I am needing to learn more about amazon Ads. It's been hard doing this all alone, so I am eager to lean and receive community support. Andrey thank you for all the great videos!

Welcome to the KPD Publishers by PublishFlow Skool community! This Skool brings together both PublishFlow users and external self-publishers who are eager to learn more about the software or KDP publishing in general. To get the most out of the group, please follow these 3 steps if you're new here: ✅ 1. Make a post to introduce yourself: - Your name - How long have you been doing Self Publishing? - Are you an active PublishFlow user? - What is your 12-month goal with Self Publishing? - How can PublishFlow & I help you reach this goal? ✅ 2. Ask questions and help each other. In my experience, a community thrives because of its members. So be active, ask questions, and help one another. I was a member of the KDP School community for years and was always one of the most active members because I learned so much myself by asking questions and helping others. My goal is to create a lively, supportive atmosphere here. ✅ 3. Join our live calls where we talk publishing and create books together. We host weekly or biweekly live streams here in the community where we discuss publishing, brainstorm ideas, and write books together in real time. Click on the “Calendar” tab to find the date of our live calls. I'm glad you're part of this community, and I look forward to getting to know you through posts or calls! If you've never heard of PublishFlow, take a look at our website here

My first book is "From Overthinking to Action: An Overthinker’s Guide to Beating Procrastination, Perfectionism, and Finishing What Matters". Here is the link to it: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0GXQ2BK9K . My A+ content needs a lot of work. I'll make it more visual and fewer words. Any comments or practical feedback is welcomed and appreciated. Thanks All!

Hey you guys, I just joined this Skool community because I came across PublishFlowAI and got really interested. I watched some videos by Andrey where he showed off his AI and I'm still deciding whether to buy or not. I'm guessing a lot of you have already subscribed. How good is it really? I'd love to hear about your experiences, if you don't mind. I know it covers a lot, like cover creation, A+ content, niche positioning, basically the whole package for Amazon KDP. Andrey and Roman are genuinely doing something different and are already shaking up the KDP game. The thing that interests me most is the niche positioning tool. Finding a niche is not really the problem, there are tons of them, but standing out is what actually matters. Your USP or positioning is what decides whether your book sells or not, since you build the whole book around it. But back to my main question, what do you guys think of it? Can it actually come up with a solid USP? Because at the end of the day, any USP is only as good as how well it connects with the target audience. Does the AI actually know what the target audience needs? From what I understand, you can add up to five competitor links and the AI tells you what gap exists or what USP you could use based on those. How exactly does the niche research work? Can it also read the book samples? I'm really curious what gets analyzed there. Thanks in advance! Luis De Santo from Dallas, Texas P.S. Is anybody else from Texas here?

What are your strategies for getting those first quick reviews (other than friends and family)? I don't know anyone in the US, so that’s not an option for me. I'm currently running Meta Ads to find test readers, but it’s a slow process because they want to take their time reading the book, and I don't want to rush them. However, I want to start running ads soon, so I really need to get some reviews! Has anyone had experience with "Done4you Reviews"? Honestly, their tutorial videos look anything but professional. Looking forward to hearing your thoughts and exchanging ideas!