Share whatever you’re working on or proud of right now. This community is full of creators, authors, and entrepreneurs, and sometimes the best thing we can do is help each other get a little more visibility. 💡 IDEAS ON WHAT YOU COULD SHARE: • Yourself and what you do • Your Skool community • A book you're writing or recently published • A project you're building • A shoutout to another member • A video, post, or resource • Affiliate links (yes, those are allowed) The goal is simple: help our members get seen. Just one request so this stays valuable for everyone. 👉 1 RULE: If you share something, please also leave a thoughtful or helpful comment on someone else’s post. Support goes both ways, and when we all participate, the whole community benefits. Now let’s see what everyone is building 👇

Since running this promo - I've been getting more books in the mail and it is truly a GIFT! 🎁 Here's what I'll be taking a look at next. 💜 The Adventures of Guava Bear by @Gale Bates Quantum Physics for Kids by @Michael Wish Journal for Men by @Sybil Hall Letting Go by @Jewels Sherriff I love seeing the authors in this community show up and invest in their books, and I feel like I have a little piece of something special they have created. 💜 Stay tuned, more video reviews will be coming soon 😉 If you've been thinking to get a shoppable video for your book - don't delay the sale will end at the end of the month. It's only $50 right now which includes me ordering your book. 📖 👉 ORDER YOUR SHOPPABLE VIDEO NOW

You might have missed this, but during our Premium category research call last night, @Jim Flach was the only member who showed up. (REPLAY IS NOW AVAILABLE) That meant he got something pretty special: a full 1:1 strategy session with me. We spent the call researching Amazon categories and identifying where his books have the best opportunity to compete. Sometimes that's the hidden advantage of showing up. If you're the only person on the call, you get my full attention.🚀 One thing many self-published authors underestimate is how much category selection can impact visibility and sales. It's not just about writing a great book—you also need to position it where readers can actually find it. Not long ago, I worked with @Rasheed Hooda 💜 to optimize his book LIFE: It's a Trip. We improved his keywords, categories, and book description, and those changes helped increase his organic sales without needing to publish a new book. Even as a FREE community member, I give you immediate access to my list of 25 Amazon book categories that can make earning bestseller status much more achievable. But with the publishing playbooks you also unlock the TOP 100 BOOK CATEGORIES Why does that matter? Some Amazon categories require hundreds of sales per day to become a bestseller, while others may only require around 25 sales per day. Choosing the right category can completely change the level of competition you're facing. If you're serious about building a self-publishing business, my Self-Publishing Playbooks walk you through the exact frameworks and systems I've used to generate over six figures in book royalties while working full time.

I'm excited, I got some more book deliveries today. 1. Solomon The Littlest Bear by @Robert Redden 2. Are You That Rainbow Lady by @Janine Magnusson 3. Personal Finance for Teens and Young Adults by @Teresa Lam I will be working on the video reviews for these over the weekend, so stay tuned as I will be dropping them in the community. If anyone else in the community or someone you know has a book published on Amazon. For a limited time, I am offering to do shoppable video reviews for only $50, which includes me ordering your book. Getting another book sale will help the algorithm. 🚀 👉 Order Your Shoppable Book Video Review Here

If you're planning to publish your own book, these are three tools that have become part of my workflow. Each one solves a different problem and can save you a lot of time. 1️⃣ Publisher Rocket This is one of the most valuable tools I own. I use it throughout the entire publishing process—not just at the beginning. It helps me: - Research profitable book ideas - Find relevant Amazon keywords - Choose categories - Identify backend keywords - Research keywords for Amazon Ads If you're serious about publishing on Amazon, this is a tool you'll use again and again. 🚀GET PUBLISHER ROCKET HERE 2️⃣ Atticus Formatting your first book can feel intimidating, but Atticus makes it much more approachable. It's beginner-friendly, creates professional-looking interiors, and makes it possible to format your own book without hiring someone else. It's important to know its limitations, though. If you're creating a highly graphic book, workbook with complex layouts, or something that requires a lot of custom design, you'll probably want different software. But for most standard high-content books, Atticus does an excellent job. 🐶 GET ATTICUS HERE 3️⃣ Grammarly No matter how you write your book—yourself, with a ghostwriter, or using AI—there's always a messy middle. Grammar mistakes, awkward wording, repeated phrases, and punctuation issues happen to everyone. Grammarly helps clean all of that up before your manuscript reaches readers. It's one of those tools that quietly improves the quality of your work. 📝 GET GRAMMARLY HERE 💬 What publishing tools are on your "can't live without" list? Share them below—you might help another author discover their new favorite resource!