Hi, I am not totally new to this but I still dont seem to get it. Everywhere everyone talks about demand validation. Thats easy. Then review counts. Also easy. But then what? When both those give you a green light you are still totally undifferentiated. How do you set yourself apart via your positioning? Because even if your cover is great and your value stack is awesome then you are just positioned like many others. Or is that enough? If not then how do you pick an angle? Thanks

Hello guys, I have a question related to getting reviews. I have watched Andres Review videos and implemented most of the suggestions. For ARC readers, I understood there's two ways to go about this, In one video he says , to build your personal ARC using the sales copies of your book and collecting emails. In another video he says to reach out to an ARC group (Facebook) related to your book, and ask for feedback ... I did this and I have gotten many emails of people asking to do it for me (as in ask for reviews on my behalf!). They sound scammy - though I'm not sure. Would any of you know which groups are legit that I can ask for feedback? My brand is in the kids and teens niche. Also if I missed anything I would appreciate the reminding and correction.

https://www.kdpcommunity.com/s/article/New-feature-Download-your-KDP-print-book-files-from-Bookshelf?language=en_US&forum=KDP%20Forum Hello everyone, this is news to me, bet you all know it already, thought I'd share it anyway. Happy trails! Lisa

Looking forward to hearing about your DPE get together in London, Andrey and Roman. Perhaps it's on YouTube already? Cheers! 🎉

Hello, Andrey (or any one who would like to weigh in), what are your thoughts about including a Sources section? Include or not? I have quite a few sources listed, but was wondering what the implications might be if the sources were not listed. For example, might there be a problem with getting the book published on Amazon KDP, or worse? Thanks! Dan