FREE ENTRY — Post Your Book & Get a Review Purpose: Start building credibility and a pool of potential readers. Action: Post your book, get a review, and see how people respond. This is your first step to understanding how your work moves through an audience. ENTRY POINT — Just Put It Up Purpose: Get your book live quickly on Amazon KDP and build momentum. Action: Focus on clarity, avoid common mistakes, and publish a simple version of your book. This step is about execution, not perfection. CREATION — Draft → Live Kindle Listing Purpose: Turn your manuscript into a polished, fully live listing. Action: Prepare your manuscript, set up the listing yourself, and ensure it’s complete and readable. Keep full ownership and control. No contracts or exclusivity. MARKETING — 90-Day Social Media Launch Purpose: Grow visibility and engagement for your book. Action: Share your book strategically, interact with your audience, and focus on building real traction. Structured rollout beats random posting. DISTRIBUTION — Nationwide Launch (Start to Finish )Purpose: Expand reach and long-term exposure beyond digital channels. Action: Place your book in multiple retail and digital channels, automate promotion where possible, and plan for sustained growth. Maintain control while coordinating all steps. Everything here is instructional, showing the purpose of each stage and what to do, including the free starting point. As we move the course and its participating students into the new course i just want everyone here to know its true intent is to serve as a live demo for this course.

You may be thinking, “I don’t write books… what would I even publish?” You can publish almost anything. Journals. Planners. Workbooks. Guides. Poetry. Short stories. How-to manuals. Coloring books. Recipe collections. Fitness logs. Budget trackers. Devotionals. Prompt books. Educational activity books. There are thousands of categories and sub-categories. Fiction. Nonfiction. Low content. No content. Niche topics. Hyper-specific interests.

You can publish almost anything. Journals. Planners. Workbooks. Guides. Poetry. Short stories. How-to manuals. Coloring books. Recipe collections. Fitness logs. Budget trackers. Devotionals. Prompt books. Educational activity books. There are thousands of categories and sub-categories. Fiction. Nonfiction. Low content. No content. Niche topics. Hyper-specific interests.