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I'm not sure where to post this. Originally I wanted to post it as a community watch, but it's also a way anyone can make some money. So I'm going to post it here, and just highlight some of the funny shit about it in general.
Amazon Self Publishing program is a way for you to make money as an author without needing a publisher, without having to print anything, ship anything, or handle payments. All you have to do is upload your work, and when someone purchases it online via Amazon, they will print and ship for you. It's essentially passive income after the initial book writing, and initial promotion (if you want). If it is a good seller, it is in Amazon's best interest to shill it for you, so you don't have to do work afterwards. The commission varies depending on many things, but you get a ~33% cut of every sale.
Enter, the pajeets...
They have figured out a way to manipulate the shit out of this, producing endless amounts of shit content with no value and pushing it onto the Amazon platform. They are taking a numbers game approach, they will submit 100 books. And aslong as they get 2 purchases, they're golden. The result of this is slower acceptance times for people who are contributing legitimate material. A bunch of pajeets flooding these communities comprised of authors trying to get legitimate advice. And Amazon product results being flooded with crap no one will ever buy.
So what kind of shit are they submitting?
Yes that's right. A book of empty blue lines for $13.
"Lets put every possible name that exists on a notebook cover"
Entire youtube channels have cropped up to take advantage of and encourage these desperate people to keep flooding garbage. Most of these "influencers" sell guides/courses obviously.
Some of these people are so retarded, that they will invest money in ads on Amazon to try to sell their empty notebook products;
None of them care about writing, it is just internet marketing spam to them. They don't ever realize if they put as much effort as they're using trying to cheat the system, into actually creating some valuable content, that they would be making cash a lot quicker.
Amazon Self Publishing program is a way for you to make money as an author without needing a publisher, without having to print anything, ship anything, or handle payments. All you have to do is upload your work, and when someone purchases it online via Amazon, they will print and ship for you. It's essentially passive income after the initial book writing, and initial promotion (if you want). If it is a good seller, it is in Amazon's best interest to shill it for you, so you don't have to do work afterwards. The commission varies depending on many things, but you get a ~33% cut of every sale.
Enter, the pajeets...
They have figured out a way to manipulate the shit out of this, producing endless amounts of shit content with no value and pushing it onto the Amazon platform. They are taking a numbers game approach, they will submit 100 books. And aslong as they get 2 purchases, they're golden. The result of this is slower acceptance times for people who are contributing legitimate material. A bunch of pajeets flooding these communities comprised of authors trying to get legitimate advice. And Amazon product results being flooded with crap no one will ever buy.
So what kind of shit are they submitting?
Yes that's right. A book of empty blue lines for $13.
"Lets put every possible name that exists on a notebook cover"
Entire youtube channels have cropped up to take advantage of and encourage these desperate people to keep flooding garbage. Most of these "influencers" sell guides/courses obviously.
Some of these people are so retarded, that they will invest money in ads on Amazon to try to sell their empty notebook products;
None of them care about writing, it is just internet marketing spam to them. They don't ever realize if they put as much effort as they're using trying to cheat the system, into actually creating some valuable content, that they would be making cash a lot quicker.
