Thanks for explaining quotes from the public domain (not an English native speaker, so never heard of this term before)

Great clip, lots of questions answered, and some advice which will help us avoid a lot of pain! :)

شكرا Thank you great information

Thanks for this - especially for those encouraging words at the end! :-)

Quality over quantity should be fundamental for any serious book publisher. Low-barrier-to-entry businesses, like KDP, can encourage a short-term profit mentality; hey, it's so easy to kick out tons of books based on superficial changes that offer customers little in terms of REAL value. Customers can sniff this out--BELIEVE IT! Rachel, thanks for encouraging quality-first. :)

Thanks Rachel, very helpful :)

Thank you, Rachel .. by the way your home decoration is awesome.

Wonderful video! Thank you so much for sharing this info!!!!!

Thanks for this video. And your others! I would not do this if I have to make 3,000 books to create a real income. Much better to focus on high quality vs volume, I agree.

Hi Rachel, thanks for another great and helpful video for us newbies. Where can we check if we cannot use certain quotes? Yes tip 5 is the best... success takes patience and perseverance. Btw, your new hair style is lovely. 😊

Greetings from New Zealand,Great video just subscribed

I like your content , it's great madam , Thunks ! ;-)

I have some questions in low content KDP. 1)Can we use the same title and design cover for various sizes of the book(like same title and cover for lined 120 pages & lined 200 pages? 2)What categories are journal and notebook supposed to be?

Hello Rachel and thanks for your video. Can you tip the sites where we can consult the copyright issues of the images and quoted? How do I know if an image of quote is copyrighted? Thank you very much

Hi Rachel, thank you so much for your videos! I think that your channel compared to many others claiming to want to help people start with something is exceptionally helpful, you really take the time to show people step-by-step in addition to give valuable information and tips. I wish you success in your business!!! I do have a question, what steps do you take to marketing your books? Thank you in advance!

damn, that screensaver. by the end of the video I could predict when it kicks in.

How do I know it is a public domain ?

I just saw a coloring book in the securities law section! How ridiculous is that!

I am so confused about what art is ok. What about the free designs in Canva? What about Creative Commons?

Excellent video Rachel amen. Quality, honesty and integrity. Great reminders. And thanks for mentioning learn rate and success to failure ratios to consider. Excellent as usual. Thanks for sharing, James, Rescue Kitty😺 & Snowvan!

Great stuff

Love from Africa

I'm curious about the time frame. I understand and appreciate placing my focus on quality, but what's a reasonable amount of time to spend on getting one book created and published? Does it generally take 20 hours? or 10? or 40?

Hey Rachel, if you are buying images from Shutterstock or other royalty free websites do you need an extended or standard licence for POD books? I understood it was standard licence that was required but I watched a video the other day that said POD products required extended licence. Thanks!

Hi, I was wondering if I can use the image of a famous figure on the cover. Say for example a youtuber. Would I be able to take a screen grab from one of their public videos. Or for example someone who has given a speech on television, could I then screengrab the clip and use this? Many thanks Rachel!

This is a good tips video on to the next one.

Hi Rachel, if you’ve used multiple free images on your front cover how would you attribute them?

appreciate this!

Great video, What about using fonts installed from Window OS or other OS? Is it allowed to use this kind of fonts?

Keep it up

Hi, I followed your link above to your blog but when I clicked the "start here" it went to a 404 error... do you have another link I can use?

Can we get a link to your kdp products please?

Hi, Rachel. First of all, thank you for this useful information. I have a question regarding 7 keywords that we are allowed to use. In an interview with Kelli you mentioned that you use all 50 characters. I'm guessing those are multiple keywords divided by a comma? Isn't that a potential danger to a user's account in the long term since it's kind of a loophole? What does Amazon consider to be 'keyword stuffing' and what is ok? Thank you again for your amazing tips and input. :)

Great Content

If your book is #1 for any length of time, does that give it a bestsellers badge? If so, does it remain forever or for only a length of time?

hey kelli thanks for all you do my Acx account is be under investigation for one mount now what can i do?

I know this is an old video so you might not still be responding to comments, but I've seen people publish coloring books where they've basically traced images from a google image search. How are they getting away with that? Is that even legal?

Hey Rachel Loved your video. Curious as to when your course will come out. :) Also I am curious how many Low Content Books you published before your first 2k month.

Did you have permission to give that Colllier quote? Huh. No, just kidding. :} I will admit to being a little overwhelmed w/KDP requirements, but I think I read that Amzn has tiers for how much you can publish. In other words if you publish books that dont get sales then you cant publish more. If they do sell then your tier is jumped up to an additional number you can try to sell (i.e. from 10 to 25, etc). Also on Vecteezy I noticed that free images can only be licensed for free to a limit of 50 copies for printed material. Which seems to me to defeat the purpose of using the free option, since clearly the publishing author is hoping for more than 50 copies to be printed.

In your discussion of category violations you refer to Amazon processes. In at least one respect the fault is at Amazon in that the are focused on profit rather than quality (Yes you said something similar). Were they to use reviewers, e.g., real humans, to read and critique and categorize books the problem would be minimal. Yes, the process could be an expense driver, but actually, it need not. There are people out in the world who love to read, are critical (like me) and would do the job for free. Send me a free, bound volume, at no cost, and ask me to write a review and supply suggested categories, I am there. There are many other who would do the same.

Had you actually filed a copyright for your work? I just put up my first journal and I didn't know if I should choose the copyright option or the public domain option. The cover is something I drew, but I don't have an official copyright. Thanks!!

Thank you Rachel! How can one write 3.000 books? Are there really 3.000 topics to write about? I cannot figure out

Hi! You said you'll link the video in the notes below, but it's not there yet :) For the rest, here it is: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/kLKfmbOGndaXkXU.html You're welcomed! And thanks for the content your putting out - I'll try now my first experiment ;)

Are you married?

hey kelli thanks for all you do my Acx account is be under investigation for one mount now what can i do?