My First Kindle Publishing Story (1)

Hello. This is Yocchan (^^♪
Thank you for always visiting the Kindle Library.
Thank you.

The Kindle Library has now entered its fifth month of operation.
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After publishing my first book, I was surprised at how little I knew about the world of Kindle.
(You can publish even without knowing much, haha)

Also, when I came across information about Kindle publishing,
I learned that there is a job called a publishing supporter,
and even though I hadn't published anything myself (^_^;),
I became interested in trying to be a supporter.
(Because the content sounded exciting)

Helping each person shine was something I wanted to do,
so I thought that helping with publishing, which is a way of self-expression,
was the perfect fit.

However, I was faced with the reality that I knew absolutely nothing
about Kindle publishing, Kindle books, authors,
or publishing support.

Thinking that this wouldn't do,
I decided to learn about Kindle for my own sake,
and that is how I started the "Kindle Library."

I don't know the total number of books, but
I have worked hard to read Kindle books.

Thanks to that effort,
I have gained quite a bit of knowledge about the Kindle world,
Kindle publishing,
authors and many Kindle books,
and the community,
though there is still much more to learn.
I have also made friends with authors I can interact with 💖

For that reason, in this library,
I have mainly introduced books where you can feel the brilliance of the authors
and books related to Kindle publishing.
I have also delivered a special message feature

from experienced Kindle publishers
to those just starting out,
to give them a push in their publishing journey.
Have you seen it?

The other day, having finished publishing my second book,
I felt that the hurdle to publishing had lowered.

And although I had actually started writing little by little,
intending to start on my third book right away,
after reading the book by Kindle author Kotori-san, which I introduced in my previous article,
the content I was going to write changed completely 😆

There is a phrase Kotori-san says in it.

Reading this, I thought,
'That's true.
Maybe I should write my own publishing story too.'
When I asked Kotori-san, she encouraged me, saying I should write it,
and also said, 'If you're going to publish it anyway, it's better to do it sooner'
because you keep forgetting things (^^♪
Forgetting... this is also real and not funny (^_^;)

It seems that one of Kotori-san's support students
also published their experience of their second book right away (Nice initiative (^^♪)

I thought this was similar to note.
Articles about note experiences, note strategies, and note earnings.
People who have just started, not just those with a long history on note,
write them, don't they?
And they are actually being read.
Kindle publishing and note are similar 💖

So, I decided to write about
my first Kindle publishing experience
in my third book.

And since I'm going to write the manuscript anyway,
it would be a lot of work to separate it from my note posts 😆,
so I decided to post the manuscript as articles.

Nao-san, who I am indebted to in the membership,
also recommends that you 'keep publishing your note articles on Kindle' 👍

(There were so many articles that I couldn't find the one I was looking for 💦
But since Nao-san has also published many books from note articles,
that statement must be correct.
(I'm sorry if I'm wrong, Nao-san 😆)

So, from now on in the library,
I think the frequency of book introductions and author introductions
will temporarily decrease.

And I would like to post
my first publishing story.
Thank you for your support ✨

〈The title is〉
(Tentative) My First Kindle Publishing Story

<Target Audience>
First-timers,
🔰 beginners,
analog-friendly folks,
and struggling new authors who published one book and then stopped.

In short, it's my past self, really. 😆
That's true for everything, isn't it?
Writing for your past self is
one of the golden rules. 💖

<Concept>
The things I struggled with and
the solutions for them.
It's more efficient to
prevent failures beforehand whenever possible.

With this,
the working title, target audience, and
concept are decided.

I'll think about the structure
from here on out, but
first, I want to write
what I want to write.

Introduction
My encounter with Kindle
My encounter with a certain free note
And then, meeting a Kindle Meister
Aspiring to be a publishing supporter before publishing
First, creating the manuscript
　What is structure? Title? Keywords? Target audience?
Being pushed around by Word
A huge struggle with the previewer
Endless proofreading and gestalt collapse
Requesting a cover design
Things to do before publishing
Things to do after publishing
Published, but not being read?
What I've learned since publishing on Kindle
So many Kindle authors out there
Everyone has a different focus; to each their own
Everyone is enjoying it
Many people are taking unexpected paths
There is a Kindle path perfect for you
Author & Book Introductions
Community Introduction
Supporter List
Conclusion

I'm sure it will change
as I write, but
I'd like to proceed with this kind of feel. (*´▽｀*)

I would be so happy if I could meet people
who read this, felt like publishing, and
want to enjoy publishing together~ (*´▽｀*)
If there is anyone like that,
please reach out to me~ 💖✨✨✨

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Thank you for reading until the end. 💖
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May good things happen to you like an avalanche. 🌞🌞🌞
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※ Please note in advance that this magazine is operated personally by me, Director Yocchan, and since it serves the purpose of not only spreading Kindle books but also letting people know about me, there may be cases where I decide not to introduce books that I judge do not fit the concept of this "Kindle Library" based on my own judgment and prejudice. Thank you for your understanding.