Sell Hundreds of Public Domain Products Weekly Through Amazon Kindle

Amazon presents several options for publishers wanting to sell their products online, from promoting them on CD or in printed format or direct to buyers via their new eBook reader called Kindle.

For end users Kindle is much like any other eBook reader with one big exception, being that people who own one of Amazon’s very own electronic book readers are also likely to purchase their subsequent electronic reading material via Amazon, and on a regular basis.  And that presents ongoing profits and commissions not only for publishers but affiliates also who promote information products through Amazon.

As an affiliate, for example, you only have to sell one Kindle for a generous upfront commission, followed by ongoing profits based on selling eBooks and other Kindle information downloads directly to your buyers’ mailing list.

As a publisher recreating products from the public domain you can quite easily add new products daily to Amazon and generate regular profits from new customers and back end sales from your own mailing list of past buyers and enquirers.

But by far the best thing about books and magazines, reports and other creative works you download from the public domain is that you can pick and choose from millions of products without ever breaking copyright laws and without ever running out of new titles or fearing your market will be saturated.   That’s because, with so many products available, it’s unlikely you will ever download and recreate the same product from the public domain as more than a handful of fellow publishers.  However, if you want to obliterate the competition you can do that by adding a few bonus gifts to your new product, creating your own bonus gifts if possible, and that way your product will remain forever unique.

Additionally, these millions of public domain books and magazines - also photographs and recipes and other creative works - are entirely free of charge and they take just minutes to convert to modern day documents to upload to Amazon, also ClickBank and eBay and many other online marketplaces, for you to begin selling them right away.

That’s great news and represents a very easy business for you to start and make money from beginning today, but there’s even better news to come, being that Amazon handles all the fulfilment for publishers selling their products to Kindle users as well as taking payment and tackling technical questions, leaving you free to focus on taking more books from the public domain to resell through Amazon and Kindle.

If this idea sounds good to you, you’ll be pleased to know there’s an eBook - called AMAZON KINDLE PROFITS - to help you get started as a publisher of public domain products through Amazon’s Kindle programme which comes as part of the ‘Public Domain Treasure Hunter’ kit you can read about at: http://www.avrilharper.com/publicdomainkit.html