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Thank Goodness for Kindlepreneur!


Finally!!  I'm Getting Emails That I Don't Mind Reading!


And I owe it all to Mr. Dave Chesson, the Dude from Kindlepreneur, who is assisting self-published authors, like myself, market our books better, and thus make more sales!

I came across the opportunity to sign up for a free email subscription during my daily searches on how to improve the marketing of my recently self-published children's book titled, Loose Tooth Trouble, and I'm so glad I did!
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I received his free ebook outlining how to boost your rankings on Amazon, and I was hooked. The suggestions he has were immediately useful to me.

Two days later, I receive email #2 from Dave Chesson, and again, I'm so grateful for the informative tips I received about analyzing my book's appearance on the web.

I'm excited to see what Dave will teach me next!

Don't believe me? Google search Kindlepreneur and see for yourself.

(I am NOT being compensated or paid in any way to write this post. These are my true and honest opinions, thus far, about Kindlepreneur.)
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  1. Dave ChessonJanuary 12, 2017 at 6:00 PM

    Oh cool...and the next email will talk about how i use Mention.com to monitor when someone mentions the word "kindlepreneur" on the internet and alerts me about it. Super handy trick for authors to monitor their book titles, or names. Gives opportunity to hear what people are saying ;) ->I use only the free version of mention.com.

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  2. Dave ChessonJanuary 12, 2017 at 6:01 PM

    Super appreciative of that...seriously - made my day. Thanks!

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