Steve SarnerGuest
Anna DavidHost
And I will say, when I've reached out to Alex, uh, for a novel and I said, "I want to hire you to do Amazon ads," he was very honest with me, and he said, "I don't think it's gonna be worth your money."

About 20%, um, we're able to really, you know, realize, uh, a return on ad spend that makes sense from a pure economic standpoint.


Um, and there's numbers anywhere from a low of 1,000 to 2,000 copies, 10,000 or more copies oftentimes is, is what we see it takes for, for a book to really then start getting the flywheel going and, um, actually helping it where it starts marketing itself, if you have enough books out in the wild with actual real readers and fans.

And I will say, when I've reached out to Alex, uh, for a novel and I said, "I want to hire you to do Amazon ads," he was very honest with me, and he said, "I don't think it's gonna be worth your money."

About 20%, um, we're able to really, you know, realize, uh, a return on ad spend that makes sense from a pure economic standpoint.


Um, and there's numbers anywhere from a low of 1,000 to 2,000 copies, 10,000 or more copies oftentimes is, is what we see it takes for, for a book to really then start getting the flywheel going and, um, actually helping it where it starts marketing itself, if you have enough books out in the wild with actual real readers and fans.
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