Book description
Your book was meant…
…to help build your brand.
Why can’t you find the readers?
Alex Strathdee can help. He’s built a successful Amazon Ads consulting business with over $300,000 in ad budget and this book shows you how he did it. If you need to scale your marketing, then…
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Why read it?
1 author picked Book Funnels & Amazon Ads as one of their favorite books. Why do they recommend it?
In Book Funnels & Amazon Ads, Alex draws from his experience of working with hundreds of authors. He delves into Amazon Advertising and reveals how to leverage this unique opportunity to your advantage. Amazon ads can be very effective for authors but you need to educate yourself before diving in. There is too much to know to just ‘wing it.’ This book was written by a person who is first a techie guy and understands Amazon algorithms like you and I will never comprehend.
Follow Alex’s advice and use Amazon ads.
From Scott's list on how to market and promote a book.
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