Learn how to make and sell simple journals on Amazon under a pen name, even if you've never published anything before.
Regular price: $187
$37. That's 80% off!
TEACH ME HOW TO PUBLISH MY FIRST BOOK
✓ 52 short lessons: I'll show you how to make your first journal and put it up for sale on Amazon.
✓ Your Amazon publishing account: Learn how to set up your account, handle your tax and bank details, and choose a pen name.
✓ Journal idea research: Learn how to find out what people are searching for on Amazon and check your idea before making anything.
✓ Ready-made journal and cover templates: Choose a layout, add your own words, and build your journal without starting from a blank page.
✓ Step-by-step publishing lessons: Learn how to price your journal, prepare your files, upload everything, and check your listing.
✓ Printable worksheets: Keep your research, pen names, and journal details organized without spreadsheets.
✓ Learn how to make more journals: Use what you've learned to create more designs, prepare hardcover versions, and build a collection under your pen name.
I've never made a journal. Can I really do this?
Yes. That's exactly who I made the course for.
You don't need to know how publishing works before you start. You'll learn how to choose an idea, make your pages, create a cover, and upload everything.
I've broken it into short lessons with clear steps because I want you to spend your time learning the skill, not trying to work out what I'm talking about.
Do I have to use my real name?
You choose a pen name to put on your journal and its Amazon listing.
Amazon still needs your real name for your private account, taxes, and payments, but your pen name is the author name people see.
I'll show you how to set it up and where to use it.
What if nobody buys my journal?
Some journals don't sell.
That's why I teach you to research your idea before making it.
You'll learn how to check whether people are searching for that type of journal and whether similar ones are selling.
Research helps you make a more informed choice, but it cannot promise sales.
If a journal doesn't sell, you won't have a pile of printed copies sitting in your house. You can review what you've made, use what you've learned, and research your next idea.
