Some books in this niche are making more than 2000$ every single day. While everyone is scrolling past the 67 meme, some publishers are cashing in. One activity book about this meme is making $2,180 per day. That's $60,000+ per month. And it's been doing this for almost four months. BSR of 242. That's top 250 on all of Amazon. For an activity book about a meme. Here's what's inside the book: word searches, mazes, word scrambles, coloring pages, and would you rather questions. That's it. No fancy writing. No expertise needed. And every single one of these activities can be created for free. Word searches, mazes, word scrambles: free online generators. Coloring pages: ChatGPT. Would you rather questions: Claude. Book layout: Canva (6x9, 100 pages). Cover: Ideogram. Total cost: $0. You don't need to understand the meme. You just need to follow the data and put the book together. I broke down the entire process in my latest video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fZ3jNpHnWQQ

Guys, I want to share a screenshot that made me think. I simply searched “Easter” on Amazon… and I came across a book that sold over 2,500 copies in the last 30 days. It’s not mine, I didn’t know it, I just found it randomly. And here’s the interesting part: it’s just one of many. There are actually a lot like this… this is simply the first one I came across. And on top of that, it’s also a book that’s very easy to create. This tells us something important: you don’t always need to reinvent the wheel to get results. Sometimes, it’s just about catching the right moment. Easter, Christmas, Thanksgiving, Mother’s Day, Father’s Day… these are all moments where demand already exists. And if you position yourself correctly, even with few reviews, you can get great results. The same goes for trends. I remember when the Sirtfood Diet came out around 2021, after Adele talked about it publicly. I published a book on that topic… and for several days it was making up to €800 per day. This is to say: opportunities are everywhere. You just need to train yourself to spot them early. That said, there’s another important lesson. That diet book, even though it was performing really well… was poorly written. I relied on an unreliable writing service, and within a short time, negative reviews started coming in. Result: sales dropped to zero. So yes, riding the trend is important. But quality matters even more. The difference today is that, thanks to AI, we can create high-quality content much more easily than before. And in fact, we’re currently testing new tools for this — we’ll share them with you soon. Now add one more piece to the puzzle: Imagine having AI content (or even an AI influencer) that brings traffic every single day to a book. No ads. Just content. That’s exactly what we’re doing. And it works. I’ll leave you with this: the person behind that book you saw in the screenshot… is probably having a great Easter 😄 Over 2,500 copies sold in 30 days. Happy Easter everyone ❤️

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I started this journey pretty much right away, as soon as I joined the community. I didn’t waste any time, I put myself out there and began applying the method immediately. I know the results might not seem incredible yet… but to me, they really are. These are from the last five days: clean royalties, so actual profit. And honestly, the call with Federico Publishing and Alberto was truly eye-opening. It gave me a much clearer direction. Thank you all, guys, seriously. I’ll keep you updated.

When uploading the book, they ask if AI was used and in what measure. Is there a difference in how Amazon treats books that are fully AI generated verses those that are not? I'm curious about the process behind that, I see that big brands have ilustrators and are drawing their coloring pages by themselves. Why wouldn't they save so much time and use AI instead? I'm positive they're very well aware of it. Also I keep missing these calls, two were already made or? No recording? When is the next one? Thanks guys!