Re:The Real E-Publishing Story: It’s Not the Millionaires, I...
by graeme on Tuesday May 08, 2012 @02:00PM
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I've lived this. I'm learning programming now, but LSAT prep is my field. Last year I wrote LSAT explanations which should earn me $15,000-$20,000 annually, and I havent even made a physical book on amazon yet.
No publisher would have touched that, but it's more than enough for me, given the one-time effort required.
In fact, the books that I'm writing explanations for are hardly publishable. Every LSAT student has one, but often bookstores don't stock them because it's such a niche market. But inventory is not an issue online.
No publisher would have touched that, but it's more than enough for me, given the one-time effort required.
In fact, the books that I'm writing explanations for are hardly publishable. Every LSAT student has one, but often bookstores don't stock them because it's such a niche market. But inventory is not an issue online.
Let a million niches bloom.