It seems we have a big shift in "authors-helping-authors" review services. Until yesterday, moving from one such service to another posed a risk, since a new service had no data about your reviews, and a cross-review situation could arise. And now we have a solution to minimize such risks. Yesterday, BookVillage presented its browser extension. It imports your existing reviews and allows the service to correctly configure your profile to prevent situations where two users may end up reviewing each other's books. Have you already tested it? What is your experience? A brief reminder: Guild members can access BookVillage under special conditions: - The first 30 days are free - Performance guarantee (if you didn't get enough reviews in the first month, you can ask for one more free month) - The next 2 months are 25% off ($15 a month) - A fixed price of $20 forever, as long as the subscription is active. Even if the price is raised for other users. To get the special conditions register by the link: https://bookvillage.pub/?via=guild

Hi everyone, I have taken last advice from Emeka seriously on the prompt game. I have started training my chat. How I do it: 1. I create a project in ChatGpt. 2. I share top performing books on the topic with it. 3. I share publically available details with it. 4. I ask gpt to understand market and audience along with the problem and solution based on book's data. 5. I ask it to tell me what is the right tone and angle to approach the problem. 6. Then I ask it to generate instructions for generating best seller content. 7. I give it humanising prompt which I got from the community itself and ask chat to incorporate it with the instruction it gave. 8. Then I give those instructions as project instructions. 9. Post that, I ask for the best selling outline and refine it couple of times, asking followup questions. 10. After that, I ask it to share chapterwise plan and then go with chapter section by section. Here is the sample output of all this effort: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1k95NkB3Ww-_R5nIOHDjxfmgNEU-X2v4tYf3jUFaRDb4/edit?usp=sharing Since I have been doing all this process, Now, I am not able to identify if this is good writing or not. It sounds good to me for now. What I need from the you, go through this short sample output and let me know if this output and process is worth or not. And is this output directly publishable on amazon qualitywise?

My very first book, which started selling, got blocked which only got 26 reviews from book bounty. What should I do for it. These 26 reviews were came from two different free promotions. Hello, We detected attempts to manipulate the customer reviews of your books. Posting reviews regarding your own books or offering any sort of incentive to customers for posting reviews is against Amazon's Community Guidelines. As a result, the following book(s) have been removed from sale on Amazon: xxxxxxxxxx To ensure the account remains in good standing, take the following actions: 1. Review your catalog and unpublish any reviews or books that do not comply with the Community Guidelines, which can be found here: https://www.amazon.com/gp/help/customer/display.html?nodeId=GLHXEX85MENUE4XF; 2. Read our Community Guidelines in detail, and correct any behaviors or practices that violate this policy; 3. Adhere to all of our Terms and Conditions when submitting new content. As a reminder, violations of Amazon's Community Guidelines may negatively impact your account status, and you may also lose access to optional KDP services. If you have questions or believe you've received this email in error, reply to this message. To help us respond quickly, please send a single email. Thanks for your cooperation. Amazon KDP