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Kindlepreneur earns money through several channels, including one-time purchase software such as Atticus and Publisher Rocket, which is sold as a premium tool. The founder also earns income from paid consulting for publishing companies and from affiliate commissions, such as earning a 100% commission on Kindle Samurai sales instead of the half rate of his affiliate deal. Kindlepreneur also sells courses on self-publishing.
Kindlepreneur grew its audience largely through an email list, which reached 325K+ subscribers, with content upgrades inside books and a mini course used to convert book buyers into subscribers. The site also drew on SEO-driven niche websites and Amazon ads, with Amazon ads described as a way to reach people already looking to buy a book. Word of mouth and outreach to book promotion sites were additional ways the business spread its reach.
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