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Step-by-Step Introduction to Kindle Publishing

It’s important if you want to be a successful published author that you deliver something to your audience that they already want. The next thing that you must concern yourself with is organizing your book properly. Once you do those things, publishing on Kindle is a piece of cake.

What Should Your Book Be About?

If you know your audience, researching topics won’t be hard. One way to research topics is to go straight to your audience and ask them what they want to know. Almost any “How to” or informative idea can be turned into a book.

- Researching Topics – Ask your audience what they need to know. Ask them what their burning questions are. Any question that they have can be made into a book. If you have yet to build your own audience, you can also use your competition’s audience to conduct this same research by participating in discussion groups, attending webinars, and even by reading their emails that they send to their audience. You can find ideas everywhere.

- Picking the Right Topic – Once you’ve conducted your research, determine what’s most important for your audience to know based on whether you want to start with beginner information or advanced. If you start with beginner information, you’ll have a lot more to work with for more books down the line. The best way to choose is to find out where most of your audience happens to be in their learning process.

Write down a list of questions from your audience or your competitor’s audience. Figure out where most of your audience is in their process, and start with a book at that level, about a topic that people are asking about often. It may take a couple weeks watching what your audience says in groups and polling them to find out what they really want to know more about. But, once you find your topic it’s important to get to the important part: writing. After all, if you don’t write the book, you can’t publish it.

Organizing Your Book

Writing your book well takes some extra time up front but if you do these things before you start writing, you won’t have to worry about it while you’re writing, and it will be easier on you after you’re done writing, enabling you to get published even faster.

Outlines

While there are writers who claim that outlines are a waste of time the fact is, in most cases outlines will make your book better. Making an outline doesn’t have to be hard. It’s simply a matter of writing main headings with sub-points underneath until you cover everything you want to cover. It will help if you also write a summary of what you want to cover in each heading so that you don’t leave anything out.

Formatting Your Book

The great thing about writing a Kindle book is that the setup is not that difficult because you actually use less formatting than you probably do when you publish a blog post or if you were going to make your book into a PDF file. This is the down and dirty way to format your Kindle book using MS Word.

1) Save your document in .Doc or .Docx Format.

2) If your book has tables use either an image file or use Insert Tables.

3) Use the default MS Word settings other than special fonts, headers, footers, page numbers and so forth. In fact, don’t use anything special. Make your document as plain as possible.

4) Do use MS Word styles such as normal paragraph, headings, and title settings so that you can insert a table of contents after everything is done as a table of contents is required.

5) Insert page breaks when you want to go to a new page, especially at the end of a chapter, or else it will appear on the same page. If you want a blank page inserted, use the new page but state that the page is blank.

6) To insert images properly use JPG and use “insert” with only center alignment. Never copy an image from another source and paste it into your document. Images can be in color and will be shown in color on other devices outside of the regular Kindle, such as Kindle Fire.

You must have a table of contents, choose justified alignment, include page breaks after a chapter is done, follow the rules about the dimensions of images and resolution. Do not use tabs for indenting - use hard indents and put your book in the best format depending on your book. If you have a picture or graphic book, use .mobi, if you have a very text-based book without anything fancy, it’s fine to upload a Word document in either .doc or .docx format.

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