Moms Can Publish Profitable Children's Books, Even if They Lack Creativity!

by PRC Agency PR

Writing children's books is not only extremely fun, it can also be unexpectedly profitable - yes, even if you think you can't write to save your life!

We See Results, a website specializing in high-quality business information, launched a new report on Jay Boyer’s Children’s Book Formula training. Designed to help parents write and publish successful children’s books, the training program offers a step-by-step method which covers everything from finding new book ideas to getting illustrations and publishing the book through Amazon.

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The newly launched report aims to provide parents with an accessible way to earn a stable passive income by writing children’s books.

The Children’s Book Formula has been developed by Jay Boyer, an author, publisher, consultant and digital marketing expert. He has published multiple best-selling children’s books and helped many new writers publish and promote their first books.

The We See Results report offers an overview of the main topics covered in Jay’s course. The step-by-step method includes practical tips on how to title and outline your book, publish it on Amazon, develop a large fan base, and even form your own publishing company.

If you're wondering where to find the right illustrations for your book, the course also features an accessible method to get highly engaging visuals and have them completely optimized for Kindle.

Using the strategies in the course, you will write and publish your first book in just 48 hours – not the months or even years it would take for novels or non-fiction.

The report explains: “When people think about writing and publishing a book, all they see is the year or more it would take to write, edit and publish a full-length novel. Daunting! But not if you write and publish children’s books. You don’t have to keep telling yourself that you don’t have the time or ability to write and publish a book. Not when you have a proven process for writing and publishing children’s books.”

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