With the advent of the KDP Select program Kindle publishers are making their ebooks available for free on select promotional days. We all know that! But do you know how to easily find those books when they are free? It can be hit or miss going through the listings on a regular basis. But there is an easier way – one that is so easy I’ve grabbed over 2000 free ebooks in the past month! And those were just the ones I found interesting.
What if you could easily browse the ebooks your fellow publishers are promoting?
- You could spy on your competitors.
- You can keep an eye out for new trends.
- You may find interesting niches you had never considered.
- This is a great way to come up with book cover ideas.
- You can scope out whats really working by reading reviews.
- This is a great way to see what publishers are trying.
- You can see whats NOT working – Amazon reviewers aren’t shy about letting you know.
- You will have your Kindle full of great books in no time!
This guide shows how to find FREE ebooks on Amazon so easily. After looking at the competition this guide grew on me. There are lots of little Kindle books out there showing a few places to get free ebooks. But most of them were pretty lame. And none of them showed my favorite way to find free ebooks on Amazon.
So What’s In This Guide?
- I start out by showing you my favorite way of finding free Kindle books on Amazon. This method allows you to zero in on new books while they are free.
- I move on to showing you other ways of finding free books on Amazon. Some of this section may be familiar to anyone who has spent much time on Amazon.
- Then I leave Amazon behind and explore several major sites that also provide free ebooks that will be compatible with your Kindle.
- Next I take you to Google Books. Google insists on using the epub format which isn’t compatible with your Kindle. But I show you how to easily convert those books to a format your Kindle will love!
- There are way too many good sites out there offering free ebooks! I have included a list of 25 more sites you may wish to check out. This list also includes 2 Kindle ebook search engines!
- Kindle lending libraries are a new concept but they do exist. Basically they work by you making your Kindle books available for loan. In return you can borrow books from other users. I point you to 3 for you to look into if this interests you.
- As a Kindle publisher myself I have read, watched and learned a lot. Besides a few publisher tips scattered throughout the book, I included an entire chapter on my thoughts on Kindle publishing. I have not been kind to some of the crap I’ve seen on Amazon; or some of the shady ideas put forth by some marketers.
