Episode 11 • Dave Chesson
Host & Guest
Guest, Dave Chesson
Host, Kathleen Kaiser
Producer, Adanna Moriarty
About This Episode
One of the most useful and informative websites for people selling eBooks on Amazon is Kindlepreneur. In this episode, Dave Chesson, founder of Kindlepreneur, discusses the many tools and resources he has on the website for self-published authors trying to reach a larger audience including over 214 articles and 74 videos.
About Dave Chesson
When I’m not lightsaber dueling with little Jedi, or sipping tea with princesses, I’m testing new book marketing tactics, and helping authors improve their book sales.
I’ve worked with many New York Times bestselling authors like Ted Dekker, Orson Scott Card, Kevin J. Anderson and more. I’ve also been a paid consultant for multiple major publishing companies.
I’ve even been called “The Kindlepreneur” by Amazon when talking about my understanding of how to optimize books for more sales.
In order to help authors reach new levels with their book marketing, I created Kindlepreneur as a free resource with the sole goal of giving you everything you need to take action, and see results.
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