How To Create Profitable Book Covers For Amazon KDP

In this lecture, we go into who this course is for and the reasons why it's a great accessible course for anyone who wants to create their own book covers or create covers as a service.

In this lecture, we will go over all the sections and elements of the course and what you will be learning along the way. The course has everything you need to be able to create profitable book covers for your Amazon KDP books effectively and easily.

In this lecture, we cover the subject of how important book covers are to attract people towards it.

In this lecture, we will discuss the 4 main foundations for creating a good book cover. Be mindful of these when designing your book covers, missing one of the foundations often will lead to a poor cover design being created which is the exact opposite of what you need.

In this lecture, we will take a look at some specific examples of book covers that are fantastic and some that are bad. I will point out the issues with each and bring it back to the foundations of a good book cover which we have discussed in the previous lecture.

There is only really one thing you must do to prepare yourself to make an epic profitable book cover and in this lecture I will show you exactly what you need to do to achieve it.

In this lecture, we briefly go over implementing the book cover creation system and explain how we are going to do an effective competitor analysis

In this lecture I will briefly show you the tool I use for gathering the information we need to get during the book cover analysis' that we are going to demo in next few lectures.

In this lecture we take a look at applying the 666 method for a low content niche

In this lecture we take a look at applying the 666 method for a Puzzle book niche

In this lecture we take a look at applying the 666 method for a fiction book niche

In this lecture we take a look at applying the 666 method for a non-fiction niche

In this lecture, we examine the four different types of book covers a self-publisher would be concerned with.

In this lecture, we go over the specifications required for making different book cover types.

In this lecture we have a look at the KDP cover calculator tool and how it can be used to generate a template to use to design your paperback and hardback book covers.

This video shows you the two types of finish options for your book covers.

In this lecture, we discuss the importance of ensuring you have the licence to use creative assets and font in your designs. We will also talk about AI.

In this video, I show you the best place to get free assets and fonts online to use in your book covers.

In this video, I will show you how to make a book cover using a free method with our low-content book cover research we created earlier in the course. Please note that some of the resources in this section of the course contain affiliate links where I will make a small commission. 

In this video, I will show you how to make a book cover using an alternative free method with our puzzle book cover research we created earlier in the course.

In this video, I will show you how to make an ebook cover using my preferred method with the fiction book research we created earlier in the course.

In this video, I will show you how to make an audiobook cover using my preferred method with the non-fiction book research we created earlier in the course.

In this lecture we take a look at checking if your book cover isn't performing and specifically ways that you get tell if this is indeed the case.

Following on from previous lecture we take a look at what corrective measures you can take for a book cover that isn't performing as you wish.

In this lecture, we take a brief look at what we have covered in the course and reinforce the importance of each stage.

In this lecture we discuss further options of continued study from myself and the support that I can offer you on your KDP journey.

In this final lecture I touch upon the KDP Mentality "We don't quit" and offer my thanks for enrolling on this course! Thanks!